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Current Programme

Programme 2023-2024

Tuesday 10th October 2023, 6.30 p.m. 
Mr. Gerald Morgan:
A Forgotten Treasure? The Llanbadarn Fawr Missal.
Drwm, National Library of Wales.

Tuesday 7th November 2023, 6.30pm.
Dr. Cathryn Charnell-White and Dr Eryn White:
A Shilling’s Worth of Print? Book Subscription and the Growth of Print Culture in Eighteenth-Century Wales..
Drwm, National Library of Wales.

Saturday 9th December 2023, 11.00am.
Professor Bill Bell:
Crusoe's Books: Readers in the Empire of Print.
St. Paul's Methodist Centre. Queen's Road.

Tuesday 16th January 2024, 6.30pm.
Dr. Paul Bryant-Quinn
“Things often occur where they are least expected”: Gruffydd Robert of Milan and his readers, 1567-1857.  Drwm, National Library of Wales.     

Saturday 17th February, 2024, 11.00pm. 
Mr James Freemantle:
Letterpress Bookmaking at the St James Park Press.
St Paul's Methodist Centre, Queen's Road.

Tuesday 19th March, 2024, 6.30pm.
Dr. Gruffudd Antur:
New Light on William Salesbury and the 1567 Welsh New Testament.
Four Seasons Hotel, Portland Street.