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Lara Maiklem

Lara Maiklem

A gentle ode to nature, history and the simple art of looking and finding treasure in every season. With warmth and wisdom, the London Mudlark will be talking to Julia Wheeler about discovering hidden objects in the most overlooked part of the city, the secrets they reveal and the stories that are patiently waiting to be told.

For over two decades Lara Maiklem has been scouring the banks of the tidal Thames looking for objects – lost or discarded – that tell forgotten stories. Lara widens her search beyond the river and reflects on how, by searching the foreshore through the changing seasons and working in harmony with the unpredictable terrain, she finds solace in aligning with the elements and uncovering the treasures that are bestowed by the tide. From medieval pilgrim badges and Tudor love tokens, to Georgian wig curlers and Victorian pottery, each passing day unearths ordinary and extraordinary objects that tell the rich story of London's past and its inhabitants.

Event Information

Event Date Sun 2 Mar 1:00pm
Individual Price £8.00
Location St Mary of Charity
Categories 2025, Sun 02 Mar, Historical, Local Authors, Non Fiction

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