Talks
Every year Uffington Museum invites local historians and archaeologists to entertain us with fascinating talks at our Thomas Hughes Memorial Village Hall.
Our 2025 programme featured a range of engaging and insightful talks celebrating the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Uffington area.
Our 2025 programme featured a range of engaging and insightful talks celebrating the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Uffington area.
(Includes photos or videos of many of the talks)
All are held at 7:30pm in the Thomas Hughes Memorial Hall, Uffington SN7 7SE.
Please pay on the door - £3 for friends and £5 for visitors, all proceeds fund the museum.
Please pay on the door - £3 for friends and £5 for visitors, all proceeds fund the museum.
Here are the talks for 2026:
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2nd February 2026
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Uncovering Oxfordshire's Dinosaur Highway
Dr Duncan Murdock from Oxford University's Museum of Natural History describes the thrilling discovery of a dinosaur highway in an Oxfordshire quarry - 'one of the most exciting dinosaur trackways in the world'! As seen on BBC2's Digging for Britain. |
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9th March 2026
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Black Wantage
Sem Seabourne |
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6th April 2026
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Coleshill - Nerve Centre of British Resistance
Gillian Cane |
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26th May 2026
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Myths, Monuments, and Memory
Lauren Golding |
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6th July 2026
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Oxfordshire's Highwaymen
Mike White |
There will also be talks in June, August, September, October and November. Details to follow.