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Sea Empress oil spill – 30 years on
Explore the legacy of the Sea Empress oil spill, and meet the people working to prevent disaster at sea today
'Observing the Universe reveals how small yet precious we are'
An accident led Takanobu Kurosaki to rediscover life’s beauty and fall in love with astrophotography. Explore his image shortlisted in ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025
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Seeing ourselves in history
A live panel discussion highlighting how Black historians are using online spaces to share their research and impact change
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Members' Book Club: Erebus by Michael Palin
Join us online for our next Members' Book Club session
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Illuminating Planets and Stars with Royal Observatory astronomers
Listen to astronomers from the Royal Observatory talk about their new books and learn about the wonders of the solar system in this online members' event
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A Nice Cuppa
Learn about the history of tea, from etiquette and traditions to trade and smuggling, in our series of online talks
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A Sea of Troubles: Shakespeare’s Narratives of the Sea
Dr Anjna Chouhan examines Shakespeare’s contradictory narratives of the sea.
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The World Reimagined
A groundbreaking outdoor art display at the National Maritime Museum
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Members' Family History Workshop
An overview of family history research with a focus on the Merchant Navy led by our librarian at the Caird Library and Archive.
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Shakespeare Drawing Workshop
Celebrate Shakespeare's birthday in these maritime-themed sessions, inspired by The Tempest
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