This section provides information about events organised by the Georgian Papers Programme as well as events in which the Programme is represented or is associated with. If you have any events you would like us to share, please contact us.
February 2023
Athenaeum Club Library Lunchtime Talk: The 'Madness' of George III Revisited
08/02/2023 @ 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
A talk by Professor Arthur Burns. Club members only
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September 2022
Beckenham and Bromley Branch of the Historical Association: 'The "Madness" of George III Revisited
15/09/2022 @ 7:45 pm
A talk by Professor Arthur Burns. The talk will be delivered on zoom. Members of the Central London branch of the HA will be able to attend on zoom. Entry to meetings is free for HA members and £2 for visitors.
Norfolk Club: The Madness of George III Revisited. A talk by Arthur Burns
08/09/2022 @ 11:30 am
A talk to the History Group at the Norfolk Club. Members only
Identity, Imagination and George IV in Edinburgh, 1822
01/09/2022 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Identity, Imagination and George IV in Edinburgh, 1822 public lecture, 1 september 2022 Sir David Wilkie (1785-1841), The Honours of Scotland Being Shown to George IV, 1822, watercolour and pencil on paper, National Galleries of Scotland. George IV’s visit to Edinburgh in August 1822 has received a remarkably consistent interpretation by historians. It […]
August 2022
Then I play'd upon a Harpsichord: a Musical Evening with Queen Charlotte
20/08/2022 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
An immersive experience Join Ensemble Hesperi for a musical evening celebrating Queen Charlotte of England, wife of George III, and her deep love of music. Arrive at our unique Georgian venue, Six, Fitzroy Square, and settle in for an informal evening of the sort Queen Charlotte loved to organise for her family and friends. While […]
June 2022
Lucy Worsley Investigates: The Madness of George III
17/06/2022 - 18/06/2022 @ 11:05 pm - 12:05 am
Repeat showing of the BBC documentary, eaturing GPP Academic Director Arthur Burns and Sir Simon Wessely, and drawing on much research conducted by the project. Arthur Burns was historical advisor. Also available on BBC player to stream from 1 June. To be shown on BBC 2.