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Thursday 6th March, 27th March and 10th April | 2025 | 1pm - 2pm
Lakeside Arts
Free, advanced booking required
Thursday 6 March Led by Dr Ulrike Kuchner
Thursday 27 March Led by Dr Sam Patrick
Thursday 10 April New Perspectives, led by university researchers
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