A Day on the Wild Side
Sunday 22 June
The Minories, Colchester
Join us for some midsummer family magic in The Minories Garden with crafts, Earth Kitchen, and lots of storytelling.
Settle in for an afternoon of lively discussion with Tony Peake talking about the new edition of his book Derek Jarman: The Authorised Biography, followed by Maggi Hambling in conversation with art historian, James Cahill.
Then join Radhika Howarth for an eye-opening and tastebud-tingling journey of history ,fusion and flavour with Radikal Kitchen: Flavours Without Borders – this event includes the opportunity to taste some for the food and spices being discussed. Spaces limited so book early to avoid disappointment.
These events are in partnership with The Minories and are kindly supported by Colchester City Council Cultural and Creative Events Fund.
Family Activities and Storytelling
The Minories Garden
Join us for some midsummer family magic in The Minories Garden. Take your seat for our Twinkle, Twinkle Storytelling Armchair featuring BBC Essex’s Rob Jelly and local children’s authors. Explore the fascinating stories of spices from around the world with writer, cook and storyteller Radhika Howarth. Get creative and messy in our very own Earth Kitchen. Learn how to weave your own star…
More details coming soon. Register for updates at eventbrite.com
Venue: The Minories, 74 High Street, Colchester, CO1 1UE
Tickets: Free, no booking required
Tony Peake in conversation with James Cahill
Derek Jarman: The Authorised Biography
Sunday 22 June, 2.00pm
We are thrilled to welcome Tony Peake in celebration of this new edition of Derek Jarman: The Authorised Biography covering Jarman’s story from childhood to student life and his work as a designer, painter, and filmmaker. New contributions look at Jarman’s impact and legacy over the past five decades and his position as one of the late twentieth century’s most celebrated cultural figures. In partnership with The Minories.
Maggi Hambling in conversation with James Cahill
The Violet Hour
Sunday 22 June, 4.00pm
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear one of Britain’s most significant and controversial artists, Maggi Hambling, in conversation with art historian, James Cahill about his new book. A story of deception, power play and longing, The Violet Hour exposes the unsettling underbelly of the art world, asking: who is granted admission to a world that only seems to glitter and who is left outside, their faces pressed to the glass? Join us for what is sure to be an honest, sharp and raucous discussion.
Radhika Howarth and Marley Karazimba
Flavours Without Borders
Sunday 22 June, 6.00 – 8.00pm
A celebration of the power of food to connect people and cultures.
Embark on a culinary odyssey across the globe with Radikal Kitchen: Flavours without Borders. Radhika Howarth will take participants on an eye-opening journey of history, fusion, and flavour. Explore different cultures and traditions and experiment with exciting ingredients.
This event will take place at The Commons Community Kitchen & Cafe at The Minories and will include the opportunity to taste some of Radhika’s food.