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Come and listen to the Millers talk about the history and workings of Winchester City Mill, which has stood at the heart of the historic city of Winchester since at least Saxon times. Learn what a miller's job is all about!

Join Curator Alex for an engaging ramble through 6,000 years of local history and prehistory.

These remarkable floor tiles have survived many centuries of hard wear and trampling. Discover the skills and techniques that went into the craft of tile making in this talk and demonstration.

A conversation. This is an opportunity to meet with a panel of residents, some of whom have lived in Hyde for decades and remember shops, people and Hyde events of long ago.

Museum Director Simon Walmsley explores some of the weaponry held in our collections in this engaging talk, enhanced by real examples, and aimed at a non-specialist audience.

Enjoy a behind the scenes look at the Museum archive.

Join community archaeologist Helen Wallbridge to discover heritage hiding in plain sight. Often, the buildings and streets in the places where we live and work become so familiar to us that we just don't see the heritage hiding there.

Hear the Royal Logistic Corps Museum's Head of Collections Sam bring to life the role of ASC tank drivers in the First World War in her engaging talk 'What does that lever do?'

Discover the remarkable life of Baroque architect Thomas Archer. Explore his influential career at Queen Anne’s court, his role as Groom Porter, and how his success shaped his Hampshire estate at Hale in this fascinating talk.

Discover the hidden side of early modern Winchester College through tales of rivalry, corruption, violence, and scandal before the English Civil War, drawn from extensive archival research and presented by Dr Alex Beeton.

In this talk by Garry Honey, explore the lives of three remarkable women who shaped the history of Winchester, from Saxon queens and medieval civil war to the Bloody Assizes of 1685.

In this talk by Dr Ellie Woodacre, discover the everyday lives of queens through diaries, accounts, and historical records. This talk explores the routines, relationships, and experiences behind royal ceremony and public image in British history.

A talk that overturns everything you think you know about life in Georgian England.