What's on this week at the University of Leicester

Posted by mjs76 at May 20, 2012 09:00 AM |
Events from Monday 21 May to Sunday 27 May 2012.

Tuesday 22 May 2012

Dancebite

Free lunchtime entertainment from De Montfort University students

Facing the Head: The Art of Portraiture

Study day organised by Centre for the Study of the Country House. Speaker: Dr Sophie Oosterwijk.

Searching for the socio-legal in Screwball comedy: gender, justice and legitimacy - cancelled

Please note that this public lecture will no longer take place.

Gary Numan

Plus Officers

Wednesday 23 May 2012

XRF Industrial group Meeting

Joint meeting, on X-ray Fluoresence, of the RSC and the British Crystallographic Association.

Creative Selves, Creative Expression: Relationships and Identity in an Age of Communications Abundance

Public lecture by Richard Harper, Principal Researcher at Microsoft
Research in Cambridge. Part of the IT Services 'Connected Worlds' lecture series.

  • Frank and Katherine May Lecture Theatre, Henry Wellcome Building, 5.30pm, free, More information

Thursday 24 May 2012

Varsity Cricket

University of Leicester vs De Montfort University.

  • Leicestershire County Cricket Ground (Grace Road), gates 3.00pm, game 4.00pm, free

XRD: Phase Identification and Crystallography in Industry

Meeting, on X-ray Diffractometry, of the British Crystallographic Association.

Leicester Social and Networking Evening

Informal networking reception for alumni.

Saturday 26 May 2012

Medieval Open Fields and their Origins

Public lecture by Dr Susan Oosthuizen FSA. Annual Hoskins Lecture organised by the Friends of the Centre for English Local History.

Let's Dance: StopGAP presents SPUN Productions

A vibrant piece of dance theatre, drawing on the popularity of interactive TV programmes.

Ongoing exhibitions

Games People Play

Sport-inspired media by East Midlands and Indian artists.

Keeping the Peace: 650 years serving the community

Touring exhibition: a fascinating look at the ancient role of the magistrate and the history behind its firm foundation..

The Order of Things

Material from Leicester Arts and Museum Service, curated by Museum Studies postgraduates.

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