This talk by Carole Roberts will look at the Grand Theatre sixty years after it closed: its performances and in the context of the other contemporary theatres of Croydon, two of which, the Davis and the Empire, also closed in the same year.
Category: Talks
New programme up on the website
Details of our events through to April 2018 have now been posted on the website. Check out the programme and we look forward to seeing you soon…
New programme details up on the website
Details of our talks, walks and other events are now published on the website. In another busy few months, there are talks and walks spanning the breadth of the Society’s interests: geology, botany, astronomy, entomology, and of course history, both local to Croydon and further afield. And again this year, the Society will be participating in the…
New programme up on the website
Details of our events through to April 2017 have now been posted on the website. Check out the programme and we look forward to seeing you soon…
TALK: The World of Grasses
Wednesday, 13 July – Dr Maria Vorontsova Lawn grasses are small but they belong to the most important family of plants. Dr Maria Vorontsova, taxonomist at Kew Gardens, introduces herbarium taxonomy as carried out at Kew Gardens, its application to the study of evolution, and its relationship to our knowledge of British plants. The evening includes a practical…
Our Croydon Heritage Festival events
Details of a packed programme of events being run by Croydon Natural History & Scientific Society as part of the ever-popular Croydon Heritage Festival.
TALK: Northumberland
An illustrated talk about the county of Northumberland.
TALK: “You don’t know what you are talking about?”
Dr Ron Cox gives his final talk to the Society on the subject of local history and its evolution over the past 60 or more years.
