About this Event
Join us for an inspiring evening hosted by Professor Sir Ron Cooke, President of the York Consortium for Craft and Conservation, as we honour the next generation of talent at our Annual Bursary Awards Ceremony and John Shannon Memorial Lecture.
Meet this year’s bursary recipients—emerging makers and conservators whose work represents the future of heritage craft and conservation. Our generous sponsors will introduce the award winners, offering a unique glimpse into the journeys and ambitions of tomorrow’s skilled professionals.
This year’s John Shannon Memorial Lecture, held in collaboration with York Civic Trust, features Nicola Duncan-Finn, Trustee of National Charity Heritage Crafts and Associate Director of Heritage and Social Impact at Oculus Management. A trailblazer in the field, Nicola is committed to working collaboratively with others to shape the national agenda for specialist craft and conservation skills. Her talk will explore how a ‘people and skills first’ strategic action model, connected through regional networks and coordinated national advocacy, could provide a more sustainable foundation for both our built heritage and the intergenerational ‘living heritage skills’ that its future depends on.
Drinks and refreshments are included in the ticket price, we look forward to welcoming you.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The National Centre for Early Music, 88-96 Walmgate, York, United Kingdom
GBP 10.00
