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ENRiiiCH - Fire and Faggots, Bats & Rebellion: Medieval Parliaments in Leicester with Richard Smith

ENRiiiCH Lectures & talks - Faggots, Bats & Rebellion: Medieval Parliaments at Leicester Castle with Richard Smith Richard Smith, Chair of the Leicestershire Branch of the Richard III Society delivers a talk on the Medieval Parliaments held at Leicester Castle. Tickets are £10 advanced booking recommended.

ENRiiiCH - KRIII Christmas Concert with Gaudeamus

ENRiiiCH Lectures & Talks - KRIII Christmas Concert with the Gaudeamus Singers Gaudeamus Singers deliver an acapella concert of traditional Christmas songs Tickets are £10 advanced booking recommended.

ENRiiiCH - The Quince & The Rose: Sengoku Jidai & The Wars of the Roses with Joe Robey

ENRiiiCH Lectures & Talks - The Quince & The Rose: Sengoku Jidai & The Wars of the Roses with Joe Robey Joe Robey our 'Swordmaster' delivers a show and tell talk about the similarities between The Wars of the Roses and the Sengoku Jidai period in Japan. Tickets are £10 advanced booking recommended.

ENRiiiCH - The Son of Prophecy: The Rise of Henry Tudor with Nathen Amin

ENRiiiCH Lectures & Talks - The Son of Prophecy: The Rise of Henry Tudor with Nathen Amin Nathen Amin talks about his latest book 'The Son of Prophecy: The Rise of Henry Tudor Tickets are £10 advanced booking recommended.

‘Medieval Leicester – Life in the medieval world’ with Mathew Morris

Celebrate the Festival of Archaeology with us on Thursday 25th July, with a talk by archaeologist Mathew Morris in the morning and an artefact handling session in the afternoon.

Latest TV Advert for King Richard III Visitor Centre

'Discover The King' TV Advert King Richard III Visitor Centre July 2024

Street Art at King Richard III Visitor Centre

Graffiti Artist Wing Lo has given the junction boxes outside the King Richard III Visitor Centre and the Visit Leicester Information Centre a street art facelift, all thanks to BID Leicester.

Lions & Leopards

There are three lions on the England football shirt but do you know why? Technically the 'lions' are actually leopards!