Events

The Friends of Senate House Library present an evening of Reformation recital and performance with Joanna David, Nickolas Grace and David Robb. Hosted by Professor Tom Healy. 

Submission deadline: 30th June 2017 Symposium Date: 6th December 2017   Senate House Library is calling for papers on research around the Reformation and its effect on culture, communication, society and new world order, through the spectrum of London and the wider British Isles, for presentation at a 1 day symposium taking place early December 2017. This symposium will close the events programme for the exhibition Reformation: Shattered World, New Beginnings, held at Senate House Library from 26th June – 15th December 2017.

BBC Proms star vocal ensemble, I Fagiolini, perform a unique, specially selected arrangement exploring the impact of the Reformation on music. 

LAST MINUTE DISCOUNT PRICES AVAILABLE! - Half Price! Historian, author and broadcaster, Suzannah Lipscomb, gives our season’s keynote address exploring the four key themes of the exhibition.   

European Perspectives on the English Reformation in the Eliot-Phelips Collection. A postgraduate and early career researcher workshop organized by Institute of Modern Languages Research, Senate House Library, the Institute of English Studies and University College London.

Best selling author Philippa Gregory in conversation about her work and women's experiences of the Reformation with Professor Christopher Cook. Discount tickets available now!

Join the Friends of Senate House Library as they discuss The Book of Common Prayer, led by Professor Tom Healy.

Senate House Library is hosting a half-day symposium on the Reformation and its effect on culture, communication, society and new world order, through the spectrum of London and the wider British Isles.