Curator Carlos Martin will discuss Leonora Carrington's retrospective in Madrid.

She will explore the fascinating practise of deliberately hiding boots and shoes in buildings for no obvious practical purpose

This talk will introduce the manuscript context of the Exeter riddle collection and then explore a series of sample texts

In this special seven-part course, Marguerite Johnson takes us on a magical mystery tour of magic and witchcraft in ancient Greece and Rome

Jon Dear leads us through the work of Nigel Kneale, one of Britain’s most significant screenwriters of the 20th century – the creator of Professor Bernard Quatermass

In this class, contemporary cunning man and historian Dr Alexander Cummins will present not only the history and theory of such practices

This talk describes interconnections between some of these legends, historical individuals, and healthcare in Georgian Cornwall.

André Breton’s visit to the Hopi villages of Arizona in 1945 had an impact on his view of the world and of the objects he collected

This lecture is dedicated to the bedazzling and fascinating Sámi musical tradition- Joik. What is the story behind the Joik?

Professor Roger Luckhurst explores the history of London's famous 1882 Ghost Club.

This talk will explore that horrific banality, the dreary darkness, the terrifying mundanity of everyday life through examining four pieces

Lee Miller (1907-1977) was a fashion model, a photo-journalist and an artist who captured extraordinary moments of modern life.

For the last 25 years archaeologists have been recording taper burn marks on Medieval and historic building timbers.

This talk addresses the cuts and controversy associated with James Whale’s Frankenstein (1931) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

In this talk, I will tell you the truth about fairies in the British Isles. It's a truth known to some of our ancestors

Let master storyteller join you for a nightcap, tuck you into bed and tell you bedtime stories, full of wonder from The Arabian Nights

This talk is devoted to a particular form of ancient pagan goddess, one who is at the same time associated with love and sex, and with warfare

The talk will then explore ways of expanding the art using moon phases, colour, anointing oils, scent and other magical symbolism.

In this talk Dr Merrick Burrow, Head of English and History at the University of Huddersfield and an expert on Conan Doyle

In this class, contemporary cunning man, diviner, and historian Dr Alexander Cummins will present not only the history and theory of such practices

Sharon Jacksies will tell tales from her collection of Somerset Folk Tales published by the History Press

In this presentation, illustrated with her artwork, photos, video, and newspaper clippings, Julia Phillips explores Norton’s early life

"I am a ghost in the form of a mongoose, and I shall haunt you with weird noises..." Find out about the Isle of Man's most-famous spook in this Zoom talk with Christopher Josiffe.

In this special seven-part course, Marguerite Johnson takes us on a magical mystery tour of magic and witchcraft in ancient Greece and Rome

It creatively combines surface shapes with artistic and allegorical narrative. Parables and symbolism abound.

Unique British-Bulgarian storytelling company, A Spell In Time, tells extraordinary tales from the hidden magical world of Bulgarian myth

In this talk Lally & Matthew will take you on a journey through the history of Stone Club exploring along the way the resurgence of interest

We'll ponder the nuances of deities, metaphors, egregores, and archetypes, and how they relate to what Robert Anton Wilson called reality tunnels.

my talk will look at the roots of Putin’s attempt to solve a post-Soviet Russia’s identity crisis

Allison shares stories from the River Clyde. Known as Clutha, an ancient Pagan goddess worshipped for her cleansing powers by the Celtic

This evening Mr.Wynd will choose some of his favourite Norwegian tales, strange tales filled with Trolls, that, as a rule are not very nice,

In this exciting new introduction by Isabella Smith, Lucie Rie’s tumultuous life is explored through her extraordinary work.

This presentation begins with documented prehistoric werewolf cults and Pagan werewolf shape shifting practices

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

Join us as we explore not only the history and theory but also the practices of early modern scrying.

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

In this special seven-part series, Marguerite Johnson takes us on a magical mystery tour of magic and witchcraft in ancient Greece and Rome

My talk, based on my book Dead Letters: The Dedalus Book of Literary Suicides

In this illustrated Zoom talk Dr Alex Woodcock will explore one of the most familiar images from medieval art.

This evening Mr. Wynd will tells some his favourite tales he first heard in Borneo some years ago, disgusting, macabre and delightful tales

Nina Hamnett (1890–1956) was an artist, illustrator and writer who was associated with the bohemian and avant-garde circles of the London

This illustrated talk will act as both an introduction to the current understanding of their use

The husband and wife duo of Margaret and George Graham were two of London's most famous balloonists.

This talk is designed to introduce readers to his often rather dark story, and complex character

Finally, we will go over some fundamental advice for making wise decisions in proceeding with such dark crafts in one’s own sorcerous work.

In this special seven-part series, Marguerite Johnson takes us on a magical mystery tour of magic and witchcraft in ancient Greece and Rome

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

Learn about the techniques that young women employed to divine the identity of their future spouses, and the various ingredients, rites and dirty tricks

This lecture will be your portal into the distant past, the arctic world of mysteries and beings as dreamlike as the nature in which they were created. Bures boahtima to all.

This lecture will explore the interesting history of theories and conspiracies surrounding the origins of LSD and early stories

How were women portrayed in the Ian Fleming novels, and how did that change in the films?

This talk will focus on the Templars: their beginnings, their role in the crusades and the crusader states, and their final heroic defence

This evening Mr. Wynd will tell some of his favourite Welsh tales, the ancient tales from The Mabinogion featuring a maiden made of flowers, a horse that can not be caught

Marlow Moss (1889–1958) was a British Constructivist artist and a central figure in the development of European non-figurative art.

In this special seven-part series, Marguerite Johnson takes us on a magical mystery tour of magic and witchcraft in ancient Greece and Rome

This evening Mr. Wynd will tell some of his favourite Welsh tales, the ancient tales from The Mabinogion featuring a maiden made of flowers, a horse that can not be caught

Laura Knight (1877–1970) was an English Realist painter who documented life and culture in Britain during the first half of the twentieth century.

This talk examines the political, social, and economic reasons why the Cornish language retreated; how events in wider Europe affected life

In this special seven-part series, Marguerite Johnson takes us on a magical mystery tour of magic and witchcraft in ancient Greece and Rome

This evening Mr. Wynd will tell some takes of the Medieval trickster Reynard the Fox and how he does horrible things to his supposed friends

This talk looks at how and why it came to be written, and at the story of Grahame himself, the outwardly boring and conventional bank clerk who created it

Eileen Agar was an artist who explored painting, photography, collage and sculpture. Her independent and inventive experiments

In this special seven-part series, Marguerite Johnson takes us on a magical mystery tour of magic and witchcraft in ancient Greece and Rome

Sylvia Pankhurst was raised in a socialist household and sought to lead a creative life.

This talk is designed to show how it was created, and dispersed, and to reveal the rich literary tradition that it had inspired by the nineteenth century

This talk discusses the various meanings of hair in both Greek and Roman warfare

Eileen Mayo (1906–94) was a dedicated and multi-talented artist – at once a painter, print-maker, tapestry designer, engraver and illustrator

This talk is designed to show why this is, and what forms it takes. Three patterns are very clear.

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

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