Renegades, Rebels and Rogues Talk by Mat Morris

Join us for the next in our fascinating range of talks and seminars. This time for 'renegades, rebels and rogues' delivered by Mathew Morris.

The 'good' outlaw is a major and recurring trope in medieval literature. Popularised by tales of Robin Hood, the outlaw is often portrayed as a social rebel and a romantic hero fighting against corrupt, cowardly, and greedy authorities. The reality behind the fiction was much grimmer. Join archaeologist Mathew Morris and find out more about Leicestershire's real medieval outlaws, including Roger Godberd, the Folville brothers, and the killer friar Robert of Kenilworth.

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Tickets can be bought directly from the museum or using this link. We strongly recommend purchasing in advance as the venue has limited capacity.

The nearest car parking is located on Station Road, Lutterworth. It is pay-and-display.

There will be tea & coffee available to purchase in aid of the museum funds.

The museum will be open after the talk for guests to have a look around. Admission is free to the museum.

The talk will start at 10:30am, doors will open at 10am and seating is theatre style. The building is accessible via lift and there is an accessible toilet.