Short, engaging talks by people who really know their subject, given in a pub rather than a lecture hall.
Guernsey is full of people who know fascinating things: about the sea, the law, the past, the brain, the stars, the state of the world. Most of them never get asked to talk about it outside their day job, and most of us would happily listen if it didn't involve a conference badge.
So Think & Drink puts the two together. Short, engaging talks by people who really know their subject, given somewhere comfortable rather than a lecture hall. No jargon and no homework: the expertise stays up front with the speakers, and the rest of us just bring the curiosity.
Speakers
Nick Cragg - Guernsey's Fourth Plinth Project: a community-focused modern art initiative
Paul Chambers - The magic trick: what wet plate photography taught me about second chances
Lupin Vivian - How do you think? Exploring various modes of human thoughtHas spent a lot of time thinking about thinking. Expect aphantasia, synaesthesia, eidetic memory and several other ways minds turn out to work differently from one another.Instagram
Andrew Doyle - Reinvention Island: seven ways Guernsey earned its livingAuthor of Reinvention Island, which traces the seven very different trades that have kept Guernsey in the world economy over five hundred years, from knitting and privateering to quarrying, tomatoes, tourism and finance.
Discover More
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3rd FebThree concerts and workshops showcasing internationally acclaimed pianists for the enjoyment and benefit of our community and students. -
18th FebEisteddfod Guernsey’s annual performing arts, and arts and crafts festival – in 2027 with extra Year of the Normans Classes. -
29th OctExperience the beauty of the ancient art of Japanese calligraphy and produce your own hand drawn works using traditional methods. -
25th OctCome and take part in a free dance workshop, run by the Lisia Dance Company, before their encore performance of their debut Guernsey show.