There will be talks on: early folklorists’ collections of artefacts; photographing and filming seasonal customs; Korean folktale collectors; folk song collecting; and many other topics; as well as the Presidential Address by Eddie Cass. Attachments Download the programme (pdf) Download the booking form/flier (pdf)
English Folk Dance and Song Society in association with The Folklore Society
This year’s lecture is “Giving Folk back to the Folk”, by Malcolm Taylor, OBE, Librarian of the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library. From 7.30 p.m., there will be a wine reception and buffet supper for Folklore Society members and invited guests, during which we will announce the winner of this year’s Katharine Briggs Folklore Award.
Speakers include: Janet Dowling on Giants in Churches; David Phelps and Valerie Dean on The Martyrdom of St. Ethelbert; Mark Lewis on The Sacred Threshold; David Hunt on Church Legends of Georgia; John Clark on London Churches and their Foundation Legends; Bob Trubshaw on The Minds of Medieval Masons; Chloe Cockerill on Unicorns in Churches;...
Friday 4-Saturday 5 April 2008, at The Warburg Institute, University of London. Attachments Conference Programme and Abstracts of Papers (pdf)
The lecture was “Seeking the Lore of the Land,” by Dr Jacqueline Simpson Afterwards, there was a reception during which we were delighted to announce that the winner of The Katharine Briggs Award 2007 was Professor Jack Zipes for his book Why Fairy Tales Stick, published by Routledge.
International Conference, University of Sheffield: The European Folk Revival 1760-1912.
Two-day conference at the Weald & Downland Museum, Singleton, Sussex, Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd September 2007 as one of the Legendary Weekends of the Folklore Society.