Northern Earth presents…evening of short films, talks & conversation about landscape and the relationship between people & place – Oxford

An inaugural evening of short films, talks and conversation about landscape and the relationship between people and place.

Friday 22 May • Quaker Meeting House, 43 St Giles’, Oxford OX1 3LW • 7-9pm

We will also mark the 400th anniversary of the birth of the founding father of archaeology, folklore and biography, John Aubrey, who died in Oxford.

Our participants will be:

Paul Whitewick, archaeology and landscape YouTuber extraordinaire.

James Attlee, award-winning writer, author of Oxford psychogeographical classic Isolarion, Nocturne, Under the Rainbow and other place-specific writing.

Louise Ryland-Epton, historian and editor specialising in early modern social history and place-based research.

C M Taylor, award-winning film-maker, novelist, screenwriter and lecturer.

Compered by Andrew Chapman, editor of Northern Earth and history writer and publisher.

Tickets £10 – £15 are available to purchase on the internet.