Seed Talks in Northampton

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The History of Folk Horror

Explore the shadowy history of folk horror and its connection to ancient customs and rituals on the British Isles. Followed by Q&A.

🕐19:00📍Rodber Suite, Northampton

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Your Questions About Seed Talks in Northampton

What kind of talks do you run in Northampton?

We've hosted some brilliant talks in Northampton covering everything from psychology and art history to trauma studies and cultural analysis. Past events have explored fascinating topics like the art history of Studio Ghibli with Helen McCarthy, the psychology of Carl Jung with Dr Manpreet Dhuffar-Pottiwal, trauma and the body with Dr Megan Klabunde, and ADHD in women with Anneka Tomlinson. We've also delved into the science of ADHD and other neuroscience topics. Whether you're based in the town centre, over in Duston or Kingsthorpe, or coming from Milton Keynes or Kettering way, there's always something here to spark your curiosity.

Who speaks at your Northampton events?

We bring in leading experts who are genuinely passionate about making their subjects accessible to everyone - think university professors, clinical psychologists, neuroscientists, and cultural historians who really know their stuff. Previous Northampton speakers have included Dr Megan Klabunde on trauma, Dr Manpreet Dhuffar-Pottiwal on Jungian psychology, Helen McCarthy on Japanese animation, and Anneka Tomlinson on ADHD. These are top-notch researchers and practitioners who can break down complex ideas in ways that actually make sense.

How much are tickets for talks in Northampton?

Tickets typically start from around £15, though prices vary depending on the event and speaker. We reckon learning about science, history, and culture shouldn't cost the earth, so we keep our events affordable. You're getting world-class insights from leading experts without breaking the bank - brilliant value for an evening that could genuinely broaden your horizons.

Can I get drinks at your Northampton talk venues?

Yes, drinks are available at most of our Northampton venues. We want you to feel comfortable and settled before the talk begins. Whether you fancy a pint, a glass of wine, or a soft drink, you'll usually find refreshments on offer. It's a lovely way to chat with other curious folk before diving into fascinating discussions about science, history, and culture.

How many events has Seed Talks hosted in Northampton?

We've hosted 11 talks and events in Northampton, welcoming over 2,300 attendees to our lectures and workshops. From discussions on ADHD and trauma to explorations of art and cultural studies, we've built a lovely community of people passionate about learning and discovery. Northampton has been absolutely wonderful for Seed Talks, and we're chuffed to keep bringing world-class events to Northamptonshire and the surrounding areas.

Do I need any special background to attend talks in Northampton?

Not at all! Our Northampton talks are for everyone, no matter your background. Whether you're a student, a professional curious about a new subject, or just someone who finds ideas fascinating, you'll feel right at home. Our speakers are brilliant at breaking down complex concepts into engaging, accessible presentations. We've had everyone from complete beginners to seasoned academics attend our events, and there's always something new to learn about the human experience, science, and culture.