Coming up…
November 6th, 7pm at Brandon Library, The Brandon Centre
Speaker: David Empson – What did your Grandfather do in the War?
December 4th, at Brandon Library, The Brandon Centre
A Tudor Christmas
Live music, words and images performed by Hexachordia
Doors open 7pm


The evening has been sponsored by West Suffolk Arts Centre CIC
PAST EVENTS…
Wednesday 6th February 2019, 7pm BDLHS AGM at Brandon Library
March 6th 2019, 7pm at Brandon Library, The Brandon Centre
Study evening
April 3rd 2019, 7pm at The Engine House, Brandon Country Park
Speaker: Sarah Doig – The A to Z of Curious Suffolk: strange stories of mysteries, crimes & eccentrics

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May 1st 2019, 7pm at The Engine House, Brandon Country Park
Speaker: Leigh Driver – May Day Traditions in East Anglia and Beyond
May 4th – 6th
Tudor May Day Celebrations – Kentwell Hall
June 5th 2019, 7pm at The Engine House, Brandon Country Park
Speaker: Robert Leader – In Search of Secret Norfolk
“Each of my county talks is illustrated with over 100 beautiful transparencies and cover the heritage and history of the county. The focus is on abbeys, castles, guildhalls and stately homes, and follows the courses of all the major rivers. Our rivers were the early avenues of exploration, conquest
With all best wishes,
Robert“
July 3rd 2019, 7pm at The Engine House, Brandon Country Park
Speaker: Robert Halliday – Unusual Graves and Gravestones in Suffolk
August 7th, 7pm at Brandon Town Council Offices, Market Hill, Brandon
Study evening: Brandon Tithe Map with a special presentation by local historian, John Basham.
September 4th, 7pm at The Engine House, Brandon Country Park
Speaker: Dr. Kate Jewell – Bonfires and Bells: Ritual and Festivals in the Medieval Suffolk Landscape
September 21st, 11am-6pm – Tales & Trails at Brandon Country Park
Come and see us at the Tales & Trails Festival – free shuttle bus from George Street

October 2nd, 7pm at The Engine House, Brandon Country Park
Speaker: Dr. Nicholas Amor – The Suffolk Medieval Cloth Industry
Dr Nick Amor is chairman of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History, an honorary fellow of the University of East Anglia and author of several books and papers on the late medieval economy. His talk is based on the research he undertook for his book From Wool to Cloth: The Triumph of the Suffolk Clothier.