Event Archive

This public talk represents a special opportunity to examine an unusual aspect of Jacobite history in relation to architecture and aesthetics.

Is cremation green? And do the ashes given back accurately reflect our remains? Come and hear about a new chemical alternative to cremation.

A free public lecture hosted by King's Museum. Part of a series of Tuesday evening lectures on history, archaeology, anthropology and the arts. Contact : Kings Museum (01224) 274330

What if you take ill but medical help is too far away?

Come along to the University Library this February half-term for free craft and storytelling events inspired by our Rebels with a Cause exhibition. Family event for all ages.

Music by J.S.Bach, F. Couperin and N de Grigny.

A programme featuring music by three sets of fathers and sons: Marin and Roland Marais, J.S Bach and two of his sons (Carl Philip Emmanuael and Wilhelm Friedemann), and Antoine and Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Forqueray.

This event is part of a series of fascinating and engaging activities that accompanies the inaugural exhibition at the University’s impressive new Library, Rebels with a Cause: The Jacobites and the Global Imagination. The visual legacy of the Jacobites is immense for Scotland. It still lies at the very heart...

Presentation from a sustainable international development perspective on food security.

Join Head of Museums Neil Curtis for a guided tour and discussion of the Rebels with a Cause:The Jacobites and the Global Imagination exhibition.