The University has an extensive programme of other events which alumni and their guests are very welcome to attend. The programme of events taking place at the Wickham Theatre can be found on the Department of Drama webpage. Information about ways in which the public can get involved with the University is available from the Centre for Public Engagement.
For information about other events taking place in Bristol visit the Bristol City Council website or Visit Bristol for tourist information.
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University of Bristol takes part in UK Alumni Gala Dinners in China
Enjoy an evening of intimate Tudor music in the elegant surroundings of Clifton Hill House. The programme of vocal repertoire will include both sacred music by Tallis and Byrd, and secular pieces by Morley and Gibbons. The ensemble performing is a group of seven musicians consisting of current students and alumni and the President of the University of Bristol Union.
All past and present members of the Squadron and their partners are cordially invited to the BUAS Reunion, which will be held at The Royal Air Force Club, London on Thursday 18 March 2010.
University of Bristol takes part in UK Alumni Gala Dinners in China
The Bristol Bach Choir joins with some of Britain's leading young talent in a performance that will combine the choir’s celebrated precision and clarity.
A lecture presented by Ian Wei, Senior Lecturer in Medieval European History, University of Bristol.
Greg Spencer (BSc 2006) will talk about his experiences cycling 907 miles across the United Kingdom from Land's End to John O'Groats.
Professor Anthony Hollander, from Bristol’s Department of Cellular & Molecular Medicine, will debate the future of stem cell research in the first Bristol Alumni Forum of 2010.
Visit the UK's famous World War II decryption site with fellow alumni in the Midlands area.
The Campaigns and Alumni Relations office has selected four Bristol graduates to take part in the 2010 Virgin London Marathon. Last year the runners raised a total of over £8,500 towards the University of Bristol Cancer Research Fund.
Golf challenge tournament between Students, Staff and Alumni. This will be a friendly but competitive event and all alumni are invited to join the alumni team.
Welcomed back to the university, alumni will take part in a weekend of sporting activities against student teams. Come along and show your support for the University.
Professor Brenda Sufrin and John Davies (LLB 1997) will be discussing competition law during the University's second 2010 alumni forum.
Come along to support the University of Bristol as we compete against UWE.
Professor Erika Fischer-Lichte from the Free University of Berlin will give the fourth series of Blackwell Lectures in May 2010, on the theme 'Dionysus Resurrected: Performances of Euripides' Bacchae in a Globalizing World'. She asks how a tragic play which, until the 1960s, had almost no performance history has since spread all over the globe with remarkable resonance.
The London Branch of Convocation is organising a historic walk around London, starting at Green Park tube station at 6:15pm and finishing with a pub supper at around 8pm.
Hear Professor Ronald Hutton, Professor of History, consider how the impressive ritual monuments of the British Neolithic and Bronze Age have inspired people since the Middle Ages.
We have chartered a luxury hotel barge to take our party of no more than 22 people on the Burgundy Canal from Dijon, then along a short stretch of the Saône, and the Canal du Centre.
The Right Honourable the Baroness Hale of Richmond (Hon LLD 2002), one of the 12 Justices of the Supreme Court and Chancellor of the University of Bristol, will give a private tour of the Supreme Court.
Every year the University invites its former students back to Bristol for a weekend of reminiscing and rediscovery. The 2010 Alumni Reunion Weekend will take place from Friday 2 July to Sunday 4 July.
Explore the Shugborough Estate in Milford near Stafford - the ancestral home of the Earls of Lichfield.
The sites of Apamea, Bosra and Palmyra in Syria are among the finest remains of the classical world, as are the Hellenistic city of Jerash and the Nabatean capital at Petra in Jordan. Combining these in this exciting tour makes it a fascinating kaleidoscope of Near Eastern history.
Professor Dame Carol Black CBE DSC (BA 1962, MB ChB 1970, MD 1975, Hon DSc 2003) will be talking at the London Branch of Convocation's Annual Lecture.
We are really pleased to offer this special Galapagos tour again which has proved so popular. After a visit to Colonial Quito, with its many churches and protected buildings, and a tour along the Avenue of the Volcanoes, among stunning scenery, the group will fly to the Galapagos Archipelago for an eight-day cruise through the Islands on board a privately chartered, first-class yacht, Coral I.
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