An exclusive workshop for LU PGR students and Sociology department students only. The facilitator Meg Ritchie will explore the decolonial history, use, and process of zine making through a student-led workshop, […]
A Free Guided Tour! Guides: Dr Sunita Abraham and Dr Chris Donaldson from Lancaster University Fancy discovering how the city’s past connects with the histories of people from around the world? […]
In partnership with Lancaster Litfest The leading Palestinian writer Raja Shehadeh, acclaimed author of Palestinian Walks and co-author Penny Johnson, in collaboration with Lancaster Litfest.This evening will be a celebration of […]
Join us for a 60-minute musical meditation in Lancaster Priory, where music becomes an act of solidarity. This special concert is raising funds for a Solar Powered Well in Central […]
Join poet and performer Maz Hedgehog for an exploration of queer storytelling through poetry and performance. Dive into the creative process with an engaging workshop at 4 PM, followed by […]
An evening of captivating poetry, curated and hosted by Malika Booker, Litfest’s Poet in Residence. Celebrate the power of words with a lineup of exceptional poets, sharing verses that inspire, […]
Experience the powerful poetry of Malika Booker, Litfest 2025’s Poet in Residence. Through Pepper Seed, she weaves evocative narratives of history, identity, and migration, bringing words to life in an […]
Join Litfest 2025 for a thought-provoking guided walk with Prof. Imogen Tyler, exploring Lancaster’s historical ties to the transatlantic slave trade. This immersive experience sheds light on the city’s past […]
Join Litfest 2025 for a special Creative Writing Showcase featuring emerging talents from Lancaster University. Curated by Oliver K. Langmead, this session offers a glimpse into the voices shaping the […]
Join us on March 10th for the Launching Women’s Iconography in the Twenty-First Century: A Digital Archive from 6 PM to 8:30 PM. This archive is supported by FASS Decolonisation […]