July 2021
In his lecture, Nadim will look at the development of hip and knee replacement surgery over the last 50 years, and discuss the lessons learned from early experiences. Nadim will explain how implants and techniques have evolved and how rehabilitation has improved. Mr Aslam is a Consultant Orthopaedic Knee, Sports Injury and Hip Specialist at [...]
Find out moreAugust 2021
Local author Kirsty Hartsiotis will be exploring the story of Dymock poet John Drinkwater who had links with the Art and Crafts Movement from his early days as playwright in Birmingham through to his time living near Stroud during the first World War. Doors open at 6.30pm Tickets £10 (£9 for Friends and Benefactors)
Find out moreSeptember 2021
Nicholas Herbert will talk about coaching inns in the Cotswolds and some of the routes the stagecoaches took in the short but glorious Coaching Age. Of course, our museum building was originally a coaching inn, The Angel Inn, so this subject is very apt. Doors open at 6.30pm Tickets £10 (£9 for Friends and Benefactors)
Find out moreOctober 2021
Paul Barnet is a maritime historian and he will discuss the facts about the loss of the Titanic and RMS Carpathia’s race to reach the stricken liner and to save lives. There is also mention of a lost soul who had a Broadway connection. Who is this person? Doors open at 6.30pm Tickets £10 (£9 [...]
Find out moreNovember 2021
Dr Karen Bloch will provide an insight into those well-known artists and writers, mostly from overseas, who made Broadway their home for a period of time in the latter part of the 19th century and became known as The Broadway Colony. Doors open at 6.30pm Tickets £10 (£9 for Friends and Benefactors)
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