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exhibition explores 40 years of Opera North’s operatic storytelling, and the ways it has engaged with issues of race, representation and authenticity.

The Most Musical Part of the Land: Opera-going in Northern England in the 1920s

Part of the Music Research Seminar Series 2025-26

Mangoletsi-Potts lectures 2026

The Mangoletsi-Potts Lectures are an annual series of four public lectures aimed at a general academic audience, addressing topics in 'theoretical philosophy' broadly construed

Colour4CRAFTS Exhibition

Please note: this exhibition will run from 5-29 May 2026 on weekdays only.

Distance figure walks towards Sadler and Baines on a sunny day

Research Seminar: '‘Naturally Anxious’ and ‘Utterly Worthless’: Cultivated Ignorance and Manufactured Certainty in Company Bengal'

Thomas Kingston presents a paper for the Politics, Diplomacy, and International History research group in the School of History.

A Russian army vehicle, photographed by an unnamed Russian soldier

Russia’s Z-Space and the Grassroots War Culture

Ivan Philippov, one of the leading analysts of Russian war propaganda, explores the chaotic network of pro-war Telegram channels, often run by soldiers and frontline volunteers, known as the Z-space

Research seminar: 'Germany, Colonialism, and Live Documentary: New Ways of Looking at Modern History and New Methods of Delivery'

Dr Rob Nelson presents a paper for the War Studies, and Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums research groups in the School of History.