From Æthelflæd to Rows retail, hear the remarkable stories of the women who shaped Chester and its Rows from a panel of experts.
History has often overlooked the women who shaped our cities - but in Chester, their stories are woven into the very fabric of the Rows.
Join a panel of experts for an evening celebrating Chester’s historic women, from a Saxon ruler to medieval traders, pioneering professionals and the shopkeepers and artists of the Rows.
On the panel
- Morn Capper on Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians
- Liz Montgomery on the medieval women of Chester
- Isabel Robertson on Diana Beck
- Rebecca Andrew on women in Rows retail
- Liz Montgomery and Jessie Petheram on women and art
- Emma Knight on how you can become part of Chester’s archive through Cheshire Archives’ 20,000 Women Zine Project
Whether you’re passionate about women’s history or simply curious about the people behind Chester’s past, this is a rare chance to hear their stories - and to help make sure the women of today are part of the city’s history tomorrow.
During the evening, we’d warmly encourage you to support our wonderful host venue by purchasing refreshments from the cafe which will be open from 6pm.
This talk will begin at 6.30pm promptly - please arrive slightly before to allow time to buy refreshments and find a seat.
Cancellation Policy: Please notify us in advance if you are unable to attend this event. Tickets are limited and could be transferred to another person with notice. Love our Heritage – let’s share it with everyone.
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Highlights
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- In-person
Location
Saint Peters Church
The Cross
Chester CH1 1NP
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