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Jonathan Foyle at Chethams
We are excited to announce another fantastic evening event here at the Library next month. On Wednesday 17 September, architectural historian Jonathan Foyle (Climbing Great Buildings, Time Team, Meet the Ancestors) will be unravelling the mysteries of the Library furniture, some of which dates from the Tudor period and has been found to be of national significance. There will be wine and nibbles, and the opportunity to wander around the atmospheric medieval building at dusk: this is definitely not to be missed!
Tickets are £5 per person to include a glass of wine, and are available from Ted Harris on rsvp@chethams.com or on 0161 838 7224. The event begins at 6.30pm and is likely to be a sell-out so book now to avoid disappointment.
