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Summer Evening Talks at Mandeville Place:
Art in Action: A major festival of the arts, conceived, planned, organized and run by students in the School. 15 to 18 July 2010, Oxfordshire.
Thursday evening music recitals at Mandeville Place:
The Genius of Shakespeare: A celebration of his works. Grantchester, Cambridge, 26th June 2010
Economics for the Common Good:
Portraying the Divine - Architecture of the Spirit:
Philosophy and a Brain of Two Halves:
Free practical introductory philosophy lecture: 7 pm Wednesday 5 May Central London. Entry free. Bring friends
Annual Economics lecture - World Without Want:
Music Recitals: starting on Thursday 21st January at Mandeville Place. Admission free
The Confident Voice - interactive morning speech workshop:
Discantvs Choral Concert: A celebration of masses spanning 400 years. 7.30pm, 23rd January at St James Church, Piccadilly.
Philosophy and Humour:
Recital at Mandeville Place: Volante Ensemble, piano and oboes.
Recital at Mandeville Place: Selection of songs and duets.
Recital at Mandeville Place: En Travesti Opera Ensemble.
Just This Day: Sharing the same space.
Towards an Understanding of the Primacy of Consciousness: One-day conference, Sunday 11th October. A joint venture by The School of Economic Science and The Scientific and Medical Network.
Summer Lectures at Mandeville: A series of four Thursday evening lectures offering good food for body, mind and spirit.
Portraying the Divine: 9.30am - 5.30pm Waterperry House, Saturday May 30, 2009. David Ward - Music, sound and silence. Dr Ann David - Dancing into sacredness. Linda Proud - The house as a sacred space. Carlo Maselkowski - Mysterious Harmonies; space, time and the universe. Plus the choice of a drawing class, guided tours around the Waterperry frescoes, discussion group, singing and dance.
Shakespeare in Arcadia: Enjoy an enriching day with Shakespeare on Sunday 10th May at Athene House, East Croydon
Philosophy and Beauty: The first of this summer's Grantchester talks. 10.00am to noon on Saturday 2nd May at the Tea Room, The Orchard, Trumpington Road, Grantchester.
Palm Sunday Reflection: A reading of the complete Passion Story from the Gospel of Matthew with Choral Music by DISCANTVS.
Philosophy in Business Seminar: Ethical behaviour in the workplace is a crucial issue for business. Speakers include: Sir John Whitmore and Philippa Foster Back OBE. 14th December at Tate Britain.
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Introductory Practical Philosophy: Ten weekly sessions plus a day's seminar starting w/c 4 October.
Introductory Economics with Justice: Ten weekly sessions starting w/c 4 October.
The confident voice: Shows how words and movement can more effectively enliven and enrich everyday conversation. Practical and great fun. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
The fine art of calligraphy: Beautiful writing as a spiritual discipline. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
Discovering Poetry: Poetry across the ages, including Shakespeare, Pope, Blake, Coleridge and Browning. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
Plato's Apology: Experience directly a primary text of the founding master of western philosophy. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
The laws of creation and time: Fundamental principles governing creation. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
The Kena Upanishad: World's oldest philosophy. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
Ayurveda, meditation and lifestyle: Spiritual and philosophical approach to healing. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
Marsilio Ficino: Florentine philosopher on 'cultivation of the soul'. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
St John’s Gospel in the light of Vedanta: Profound and practical study. Saturday mornings from 9 October.
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