Activities· Talks & Workshops
A hybrid seminar from Egenis led by Prof Mark Siderits, asking how a Buddhist might tell they are not a zombie. It suits philosophy students and anyone interested in Buddhist philosophy and thought experiments about identity.
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University of Exeter, Streatham CampusTalks & Workshops
A research lecture from the HumAnE Research Centre on how archaeologists tell bone marrow, grease and fuel residues apart in fragmented and burnt bones. Aimed at archaeologists, historians and anyone curious about analysing ancient remains.
University of Exeter, Streatham CampusTalks & Workshops
Visiting speaker Dr Betty Rosen explores 13th-century Arabic poetry from Cairo and Damascus by hearing it as performance, for anyone interested in Arabic literature and cultural history.
University of Exeter, Streatham CampusTalks & Workshops
A hands-on workshop using photography and collage to reflect on food access, care and wellbeing, ending with an A4 collage you make yourself. No experience is needed, and it is led by photographer and artist Carli Adby-Notley.
University of Exeter, Streatham CampusTalks & Workshops
Hosted by Egenis
A hybrid seminar on digital dementia, looking at ageing and artificial minds, given by Dr James Rupert Fletcher of the University of Bath. Suited to those interested in academic debate on ageing, technology and the mind.
The Great HallTalks & Workshops
Wildlife cameraman and presenter Hamza Yassin shares behind-the-scenes tales and footage from his filming expeditions around the world. For anyone interested in nature, wildlife filmmaking and the natural world, all ages.
Leonardo Hotel ExeterTalks & Workshops
Hosted by Exeter Local History Society
A light-hearted talk by Alan Caig tracing where pantomime came from and how it has changed over three centuries. It suits theatre lovers and history fans curious about the panto tradition and its long-running jokes about declining standards.
Devon and Exeter InstitutionTalks & Workshops
An evening lecture in the Roots & Networks series, where Dr Katie Brown explains a vast 13th-century universal history that drew on Christian, Muslim and Jewish sources. Suited to anyone interested in medieval history, translation and scholarship, with a drinks reception beforehand and time for questions afterwards.
Exeter Corn ExchangeTalks & Workshops
Liverpool legends John Barnes and Jan Mølby share stories from their football careers, with a live audience Q&A. For football fans and anyone who enjoys a night of sporting storytelling and banter.