Traditional magic abounded in the villages of 18th-century England and Wales. Come in from the cold and explore a time of healers, diviners and curse breakers, with Ronald Hutton, historian at University of Bristol and expert on folk magic, over dinner and wine.

Ronald Hutton is a historian of witchcraft and paganism and author of fourteen books on magical and folk tradition in the British Isles, including The Triumph of the Moon and Blood and Mistletoe: The History of the Druids in Britain. His interests include Early Modern Britain, British folklore, pre-Christian religion, shamanism and contemporary Paganism.

Delicious food, great company and riveting speakers: our Supper Salons are designed to satiate both mind and stomach. The £25 ticket price includes a two-course dinner, two glasses of wine and coffee.

Speaker: Ronald Hutton, Professor of History, University of Bristol. 

This event is fully booked.