Big Book Weekend

Big Book Weekend. Join one of the UKs greatest Forager and Cook John Wright on a walk through the fields around Tetbury as he demonstrates the bounty on offer

Big Book Weekend. Eric Ravilious, Artist and Designer. Cultural historian Alan Powers reflects on the iconic artist.

Big Book Weekend. Philip Parker: Small Island - 12 Maps that explain the history of Britain - the twelve key maps from British history.

Big Book Weekend. Charles Clover – Rewilding the Sea. How we can rewild the oceans as well as the land.

Big Book Weekend: Julian Doberski, Susie Holmes, Neil Bragg - Science of Compost: Soil, Decay and Growth in the Garden. How does compost work – and how can we do it better?

Big Book Weekend. Scarlett and Sophie Rickard – The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists. The Rickard sisters introduce their amazing graphic novel adaptation.

Robert Tressell - The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists (Townsend Productions). A life changing one-man theatrical adaptation of this classic political novel.

Lara Feigel - Look! We Have Come Through! Living With D. H. Lawrence.How nature writing, rural biography and literary history blended during lockdown

Rebecca Birrell - This Dark Country: Women Artists, Still Life and Intimacy in the Early Twentieth Century. A new look at some brilliant, yet under-rated, art.

Elizabeth Macneal – Circus of Wonders. One of THE reads of the summer.

Natalie Haynes – Stone Blind. A whole new perspective on Medusa (who was mortal) and her Gorgon sisters (who weren’t).

Delayed from September cultural historian Alan Powers reflects on the iconic artist Eric Ravilious, Artist and Designer.