Upcoming Events

June's expert speaker is historian Siobhan Clarke, co-author of "The Tudors: The Crown, the Dynasty, the Golden Age", "A Tudor Christmas" and "King and Collector: Henry VIII and the Art of Kingship". Siobhan has worked for Historic Royal Palaces for 20 years and is based at Hampton Court Palace, where she trained as a Costumed Interpreter before becoming an HRP Guide Lecturer. Siobhan's talk for us is "Dress, Dazzle Display: Tudor Court Dress".

Historian Dr Owen Emmerson is castle supervisor of Hever Castle which was the Boleyn family home and also a residence of Anne of Cleves. He will be speaking to us on the two Anne's of Hever.

Historian Nathen Amin runs the Henry Tudor Society Facebook page and is the author of "The House of Beaufort", "Tudor Wales" and "Henry VII and the Tudor Pretenders: Simnel, Warbeck, and Warwick". Nathen is always a popular speaker here at the Tudor Society.

Many of you will know Catherine as she is the Tudor Society secretary, and she is also busy working on a book on the Howard family, one of the prominent families of the Tudor period-

Natalie Grueninger is the author of "In the Footsteps of the Six Wives of Henry VIII", "In the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn" and "Discovering Tudor London: A Journey Back in Time", as well as running the Talking Tudors podcast. Natalie will be talking about a royal progress taken by Elizabeth of York in 1502 following the death of her eldest son, Prince Arthur.

June's expert speaker is historian Gareth Russell, whose book on Queen Catherine Howard, Young and Damned and Fair, is the very best book on Catherine available. Gareth will be introducing us to the men Catherine was involved with: Henry Manox, Francis Dereham, Henry VIII and Thomas Culpeper, and telling us more about her relationships with them.