Simon Costin, live from the museum in Cornwall where he will show and discuss some of his favourite treasures from the collection

How did the Morning of the Magicians turn into the Night of the Living Dead? Come and dig it, man!

This illustrated talk looks not only at her published work, but also her angelic course material and personal anecdotes from her students, a

Jim Rockhill gives an illustrated talk on the Irish ghost story writer and novelist Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, who was born this day (28 Aug) in 1814.

This presentation looks at the evidence for one in historical texts and archaeological finds and also at the way in which

Leigh Bowery soon established himself at the centre of London’s nightclub scene and has remained a cultish, iconic figure

This will be an evening of captivating tales about the main characters of Asgard and the creatures that existed alongside them

This week we turn to the greatest of Irish heroes, who defends the entirely of Ulster single-handedly aged only seventeen

Paul Willetts shares the extraordinary, little-known Jazz Age adventures of the white American imposter, Edgar Laplante a.k.a. Chief White Elk.

An illustrated Zoom talk on this particular form of magical house protection, with Brian Hoggard.

This lecture will look closer at the history of the supernatural trolls in Scandinavia

Professional Storyteller Wendy Shearer has gathered together stories from many islands, with themes of magic and mystery, love and loss

The speaker will draw on a wide range of sources for his accounts of these birds, their habits and demise

Folklorist Mark Norman takes us through the real world folklore, urban myth and legend that populates the cartoon universe of Scooby-Doo.

Witchcraft in Iceland during the seventeenth century is less documented

This talk will also explore innovations in sexual magic during the late-twentieth and twenty-first centuries

This presentation will look at historical documentation from women who corseted, men who had opinions about it

The Museum of Drugs: Under the Influence - a history of drug use from early evolution to criminalisation

The talk will focus on depictions of Cornwall’s rocks as vibratory, such as those found in works by D.H. Lawrence

This talk explores what these figures actually had to say about Qabalah & its influence on their magic, showing what Qabalah had to offer

Leah Gordon will discuss the possibilities and problematics of exhibiting Haitian art from her experience of co-curating PÒTOPRENS

This talk will analyse several popular K-pop performances through the lens of Western occult traditions, Chaos Magick, and Korean shamanism

This talk is designed to consider those interactions, and the representations since 1700 of Druids as patriotic heroes, sages and scholars

What is the Fourth Way and is true that we are, as Gurdjieff, said, really nothing but machines? Make a super-effort to attend and see.

This talk will reveal how at the threshold is the possibility of enchantment as a creative and psychological experience

London Stone: a mysterious block of stone in central London. What is it, and why are there so many myths about its origin and purpose?

The lecture will also look at the presence of nature in ritual scenes, particularly sacred trees

We will be following their adventures and those of the Lord Finn tonight

This presentation will answer the questions: Who is She?; When and where did Her stories take place?

Julia Phillips tells the story of this significant chapter in the story of the establishment and development of Wicca

She wrote The Hearing Trumpet when still quite young though her heroine Marian Leatherby is a 92-year-old woman with bad hearing

A guided exploration and explanation into Mexico's growing devotion to La Santa Muerte

Sharon Jacksties takes you on a pan-European mythological journey that ends in Britain and Ireland

The talk will question established narratives about the St Ives artistic community, and in doing shine a new light on the history

In this lecture, I will present different perspectives on giants

This talk looks at how the life and death of Joan Wytte has become a foundational stone for modern witches in search of practical ancestors

This presentation will examine ideas about motherhood, mastication, and monstrosity in these modern female vampire movies

Michael Fitzgerald talks about The Nazis and UFOs

She will be reflecting on the enduring and alluring world of witchcraft, what has changed, what has not, and what draws us to it still

This lecture explores the history of poppets and their uses in modern witchcraft

The purpose of this talk is to find out why the early folklorists had such an interest in ancient paganism and such a conviction that traces

This lecture will trace a lineage of culinary craft from the ancient world to the present, seeking out the tools and techniques

This lecture discusses Hecate as the preeminent god of witches and the witches of Greek and Roman literature

Join psychic medium Patti Negri for an intimate online seance where each participant will have the chance to summon a specific spirit

Kirsty Hartsiotis tells with spine-chilling freshness a selection of fabulous ghost tales from all corners of this beguiling county

An online Zoom lecture about one of the greatest American women writers of unsettling fiction, Shirley Jackson (1916–1965).

Professor Dickie will talk about his surprising and enthralling bestseller - The Craft

This Zoom lecture by Professor Elizabeth Archibald will explore the complex medieval attitudes with which women were regarded.

A follow-up lecture on more of the magical, mysterious and scary creatures we meet in Scandinavian folklore

The Spider Dance makes some key practical and theoretical contributions to the study of contemporary religions

A Zoom talk by Colin Dickey on the father of all things Fortean: Charles Fort

The talk will explore how methods and motivations in taxidermy evolved to become a significant art form

His preface to Charles Williams' tarot novel The Greater Trumps serves as a primer to the 'wicked pack of cards' and demonstrates his skill

Join farmer and conservationist Derek Gow as he discusses one of Britain's rarest and most enigmatic native mammalian predators.

Storyteller Lisa Schneidau tells tall folk tales from the rivers, lakes and the streams of the British Isles. Expect tragic goddesses, dastardly dragons and an eel with attitude

The classic fairy tale is a story about how a person or a group of people copes with a supernatural event or a supernatural being,

Professor Roger Luckhurst explores advances in medical science, the modern zombie story and its role in horror fiction and film.

We look at some early Welsh poems (one spoken by Myrddin to his pet piglet)

In this talk Christopher McIntosh, author of the forthcoming book Occult Russia, will talk about Russia's mystical, esoteric and occult reawakening

Julia Phillips tells the story of this significant chapter in the story of the establishment and development of Wicca

Dr. Neil Wilkin & Dr. Jennifer Wexler will discuss their recent exhibition at the British Museum

This talk is designed to explain when and how our familiar midwinter customs developed, and why

Explore the authentic folklore, history and contemporary practices associated with the Krampus with Al Ridenour

So, it’s time to tell these winter tales, these stories of ‘spirits and ghosts that glide by night,’

This talk explores The Long-Lost Friend, an American grimoire that became a sensation in its native Pennsylvania and far beyond

Phil will talk about his new book - City of The Beast: The London of Aleister Crowley - a work that combines biography and psychogeography to trace Aleister Crowley's life

Hoffman reveals both the grandeur and the precarious fate of the one of our last wild places

In this talk he invites us to relax and enjoy a selection of such tales from the British Isles

We are sticking once more with the Arthurian world, and introducing one of the best medieval Welsh tales: the story of Culhwch and Olwen

In this lecture we will be focusing on those steamy, hilarious and astonishingly graphic stories that have been passed down

This final talk introduces one of the most famous heroines of Irish literature, whose story was turned into numerous plays

This talk will introduce listeners to the links between women and magic in Irish history and how women may have used ritual/spells

The conversation will cover topics relevant to the display of Chicago surrealist pamphlets and posters at the current "Surrealism Beyond Borders" exhibition at the Tate Modern

Join psychic medium Patti Negri for an intimate online seance where each participant will have the chance to summon a specific spirit

Join psychic medium Patti Negri for an intimate online seance where each participant will have the chance to summon a specific spirit

The Spiritualism Symposium by Shannon Taggart : The Moment of Revelation: Cases from New York's ‘Burned-Over District’ - Joscelyn Godwin

Join psychic medium Patti Negri for an intimate online seance where each participant will have the chance to summon a specific spirit

Join psychic medium Patti Negri for an intimate online seance where each participant will have the chance to summon a specific spirit

Join psychic medium Patti Negri for an intimate online seance where each participant will have the chance to summon a specific spirit

Join psychic medium Patti Negri for an intimate online seance where each participant will have the chance to summon a specific spirit

Join psychic medium Patti Negri for an intimate online seance where each participant will have the chance to summon a specific spirit