What's On
- Liverpool University Lecture Series 2010 (7 of 7) – Jane Jordan – (University of Kingston) - 'Josephine Butler'
02 June 2010
- Venue:
- Lady Chapel
- Time:
- 1.00pm
- Price:
- Free entry to Lady Chapel/Cathedral and lectures. (Car park - fee payable)
Once again the Cathedral is delighted to host the Liverpool University Lecture series in 2010 based on the theme of 'The Port of Liverpool'.There will be 7 lectures in the series as follows:14 April - Colum Giles – (English Heritage) - Architecture21 April - Rachel Mulhearn – (National Museums, Liverpool) - Liverpool and Child Migration through Liverpool in the 19C and 20C5 May - Pat Ayers – (Manchester Metropolitan University) - Liverpool Docklands Communities12 May - Robert Lee – (University of Liverpool) - Scandinavian Immigrants19 May - Ian McKeane – (University of Liverpool) - The Clarence Dock’s Hungry Stream. (Irish immigrants 1846-52)26 May - Gregory Lee – (Université Jean-Moulin, Lyon) - Chinese Immigrants2 June - Jane Jordan - (University of Kingston) - Josephine ButlerStart will be PROMPT at 1pm. Entrance is free.Download a full list or for further details from Pat Starkey at Liverpool University - P.M.Starkey@liverpool.ac.uk - An evening with FRANK CARLYLE, local historian and radio broadcaster - a talk about Liverpool Cathedral - followed by Q & A
18 June 2010
- Venue:
- Well of Cathedral
- Time:
- 7.30pm
- Price:
- £15.00 - unreserved seating. Ticket release date to be announced soon - Car park - fee payable
You are warmly invited to share in a special evening with Frank Carlyle, local historian and BBC Radio Merseyside broadcaster in aid of the Liverpool Cathedral Centenary Fund.Fank has given talks about this great city of Liverpool several times before in the Cathedral, including an unusual 'tour' of the main city buildings from the roof of the Cathedral tower, but on this occasion he will be focussing on the Cathedral iteslf. His down to earth, humorous approach to his subject, coupled with his great knowledge of the city and its buildings quickly draws in the listener to make them feel a part of the whole story and he never fail to leave his audience wanting to know even more about Liverpool.
Following his talk there will be an opportunity to ask questions on the subject and engage directly with Frank, who is always delighted to hear from his audience.
All proceeds are to be given to the Liverpool Cathedral Centenary Fund.More details later - watch this space.
Enquiries to Rachael Aron at the Cathedral on 0151 702 7217 or email rachael.aron@liverpoolcathedral.org.uk
For more details about Frank and his works, click on http://www.liverpoolunravelled.com/
- Lady Chapel Archive Exhibition (21/6 - 8/7/2010)
21 June 2010
- Venue:
- Laby Chapel
- Time:
- 9.00am
- Price:
- To be confirmed - details awaited