Tudors and Stuarts Online 2021

Going online for 2021, the Centre for Kent History and Heritage’s Tudors and Stuarts History Weekend on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 March offers a fascinating choice of ‘live’ talks under the themes of ‘Royalty and Conflict’, ‘Minorities’, ‘Manuscripts and Religion’, and ‘Social History’.

This educational event gives audiences the chance to hear leading academics talk about their research interests.

Lectures will not be recorded to provide audiences with an experience as close as possible to our previous History Weekends.

We are delighted to welcome back speakers like Glenn Richardson, Amy Blakeway and Keith McLay; as well as new lecturers, including Andy Wood, Pamela King and Matthew Johnson. There will be two films (see programme), bookending the Weekend, and a ticket for each will be freely available to those who purchase at least one lecture ticket.

Tickets for each talk cost £7.50 per person, and for those seeking a ticket for each of the eleven lectures, a Weekend Ticket, the budget price is £60. A school can also purchase a Weekend Ticket, which will allow the school to pass the joining details of the lectures to that school's students only, because we want to encourage GCSE and 6th form History students to hear these fantastic speakers. As before, the aim of the organisers of the History Weekend is to raise money for the Ian Coulson Memorial Postgraduate Award fund to help those at CCCU wishing to research Kent history topics.