These are the Study Days held in recent years:

• May 2025 “Moorish Spain: history, architecture and material culture” by Ian Cockburn
• Jan 2025 “Unravelling the Silk Road” by Chris Aslan
• Sep 2024 “The Paintings Conservation Roadshow” by Sarah Cove
• May 2024 “Tragedy and triumph: the story of polar exploration” by Mark Cottle
• Jan 2024 “Sicilian Splendours, Rome and Africa” by Paul Roberts
• Sep 2023 “William Hogarth: Materials and Morals” by Lars Tharp
• May 2023 “New York! New York!” by Mary Alexander
• Jan 2023 scheduled but cancelled “The Home Beautiful” by Joanna Banham
• Sep 2022 “Graphic Icons of the C20” by Howard Smith
• May 2022 “Raphael – Genius of the Renaissance” by Jo Walton
• Jan 2022 “The Age of Augustus John : Inspiration and Revolution in British Art” by Dr David Boyd Haycock
• Sep 2021 “The Riches of Islamic Art and Architecture” by Professor James Allan
• May 2021 “Swedish Grace: A hundred years of Swedish Art and Design” by Anne Anderson
• Jan 2021 “The British Enlightenment: science, exploration and industry in Eighteenth century painting” by Justin Reay
• Nov 2020 “The Housekeeper’s Tale: The Women who really ran the English Country House”  by Tessa Boase
• Jan 2020 “Can We Trust the Experts?”  by David Phillips
• Sep 2019 “Backstage at the Opera”  by Simon Rees
• May 2019 “Rivals and Radicals: Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson” by Jo Walton
• Jan 2019 “Bankrolling the Renaissance: A History of the Medici Family”  by Douglas Skeggs
• Oct 2018 “Painting on Light: a History of Stained Glass”  by Roger Rosewell
• May 2018 “The Mysterious Language of Paintings”  by Val Woodgate
• Feb 2018 “Secrets and Symbols of the Dutch Old Masters”  by Lynne Gibson
• Oct 2017 “How 20th Century Art Shaped the Art of Today”  by Linda Smith
• Mar 2017 “Russian Art: The Revolution in Art, and Art in Revolution”  by Rosamund Bartlett
• Nov 2016 “The Art of Venice: the Lion of the Sea”  by Douglas Skeggs