Sarah E Doig
BMus (Hons), DipLib
author
speaker
musician
Below is a list of my speaking engagements in the next few months. Some events are open to the general public for which they charge a modest entrance fee. However, I have included talks to Women’s Institutes, Probus groups and U3A branches. These events are usually open to members only. Before you make plans to attend one of my talks, please contact the relevant organisation to check. If you are unable to contact the organisation, please contact me.
Friday 16th May at 7.00pm
Feltwell Historical and Archaeological Society, Norfolk
The A-Z of Curious Norfolk: Strange stories of mysteries, crimes and eccentrics
Link to the village website
Wednesday 4th June at 2.00pm
Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Family History Society, March, Cambridgeshire
A Sign of the Times: Local history told through East Anglian village signs
Link to the society’s website
Monday 16th June at 7.30pm
Stowmarket Local History Group, Suffolk
Angels and Demons: Exploring Suffolk churches
Link to the group’s Facebook page
Tuesday 17th June at 7.15pm
East Suffolk National Trust Association, Kesgrave, Suffolk
The Real Basil Brown: From Rickinghall to Sutton Hoo and back
Link to the group’s website
Wednesday 25th June at 1.00pm
Bury St Edmunds Library, Suffolk
Travellers’ Tales: East Anglia through the eyes of travel writers over the centuries
Link to the library website
Tuesday 8th July at 2.00pm
Barton Mills Ladies Social Club, Suffolk
The A-Z of Curious Suffolk: Strange stories of mysteries, crimes and eccentrics
Wednesday 9th July at 2.00pm
Phoenix Ladies Group, Cringleford, Norfolk
A Sign of the Times: Local history told through East Anglian village signs
Monday 18th August at 7.30pm
Worlingworth Local History Group, Suffolk
The Real Basil Brown: From Rickinghall to Sutton Hoo and back
Link to the group’s website
Wednesday 20th August at 2.30pm
Stowmarket U3A, Suffolk
The Real Basil Brown: From Rickinghall to Sutton Hoo and back
Link to the group’s website
To find out where I will be performing as a member of the early music trio, Hexachordia, please visit the group’s website page SEE US.
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