We have two lecture series each year, held in Matthews Hall. The Summer series lectures start at 11:00 am with doors open at 10:30 am. For the Winter series doors open at 6:45 pm, when a bar will be available, and lectures start at 7:30 pm.
The entry fee, payable at the door, is £5 for each lecture in the Summer series and £7 in the Winter.
‘The River’s Voice’ a Summer Lecture
This illustrated talk provides a fascinating insight into the artist's personal and physical relationship with the landscape and his ‘love affair’ with the Exe Estuary.
The David Clement Memorial Lecture
Hear about the life and times of William S. Lindsay, Victorian politician, envoy and one of the largest shipowners of the 1850s.
Upcoming Museum Lectures
Upcoming Lectures. Doors will be open half an hour before the lectures start...
Lecture ~ Hoards in the West Country
What is a hoard and what is the definition of treasure? Tom Cadbury, Assistant Curator of Archaeology and Antiquities at RAMM, enlightens us...
Lecture Template
This illustrated talk provides a fascinating insight into the artist's personal and physical relationship with the landscape and his ‘love affair’ with the Exe Estuary.