This wide-ranging series of monthly talks, mostly about waterways, is organised by the Friends of the Museum. Talks are FREE and open to all. They start at 7.30pm and mostly last for about an hour. Afterwards teas and coffees are served and there's a chance to socialise, discuss the talk and find out the latest news about the museum, waterways and Gloucester heritage in general.
Talks take place in the Cory Room, which is part of the Coots Café Bar complex, next door to the museum.
Tuesday 23 March, 7.30pm
Tales of the River Severn Film - a rich collection of archive material is brought together in this specially commissioned film about life on the River Severn. Highlights include the human cannonball Mary Connors, the 1947 floods, amphibious cars, elver eating and the retirement at 80 of the Tewkesbury lock keeper in 1965.
Tuesday 27 April 7.30 pm
Friends AGM and Talk My Trip to Mount Sinai and Sinai Desert by Alan Barton.
