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Now in its third year, our Lifelong Learners Week is aimed at a more senior audience on the basis that there's no upper age limit to learning something new. These drop-in 'taster' sessions offer a different topic each day without requiring participants to make an on-going commitment.
The morning session will commence at 11am and the afternoon session at 2pm, each lasting approximately one hour.
The programme for this year includes history, astronomy, art and even stereoscopy from the Victorian era!
These sessions are included with your general admission and no pre-booking is required.
Please see website for full details.
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