Dame Prue Leith is a restaurateur, broadcaster, businesswoman, cookery writer and novelist who cemented her ‘national treasure’ status as a judge on The Great British Bake Off from 2017 to 2025.
Our RSA South West artists meetup is for artists and creatives across the South West of England to network and make connections. This is an informal session with introductions, space to talk about ...
This June and July, the RSA is featuring some of the most exciting acts heading to the Fringe. We offer free access to the world’s most influential changemakers. Join a public talk and engage in ...
As anti-woman and anti-feminist movements gain visibility, legitimacy, and influence across the globe, how can we sustain solidarity and strengthen our capacity to respond through effective strategies ...
Have you ever wondered what you might notice if you looked up and around the city streets? RSA Fellows are invited to join our next walking workshop in Bristol in connection with Street Wisdom. The ...
Join award-winning journalist Jonathan Freedland in conversation with the poet and playwright Inua Ellams MBE FRSA for this fantastic event in collaboration with refugee charity, The Bike Project and ...
A summer soiree for RSA Fellows and friends in the Oxford area. Come along for refreshing drinks, snacks and networking. This is a chance to meet people from across our series of city conversations ...
Join us for an evening with Fellows of the Royal Society of Arts in Taunton. You are warmly invited to an informal gathering of RSA Fellows who live or work in and around Taunton. We will be meeting ...
This session brings together Fellows who want to move beyond conversations about ageism and into action. Ageism is everywhere and most of us have experienced it, witnessed it, or unwittingly ...
What if the spaces, buildings or energy systems in our city were owned and run by the people who use them? Across Southampton and beyond, communities are finding ways to take back assets, create ...
The increase in school exclusions aren’t just an alarming statistic. It’s a social justice issue. This new report, supported by the Betty Messenger Charitable Foundation and the Esmée Fairbairn ...
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