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About the event

The Newer Researchers Day brings together researchers from all disciplines with an interest in folklore practice and study. It is a workshop intended to celebrate, share, and develop skills in the innovative ways in which many researchers are approaching contemporary living tradition.

Experts will run informative and interactive sessions on material culture of folklore, fieldwork, ethics, and more. Wishing to promote the development of a new generation of scholars, The Folklore Society has been hosting the biennial Newer Researchers in Folklore Day since 2014. This year the co-sponsors are the University of Hertfordshire, and we are delighted to return to The Folklore Centre in Todmorden where the 2023 event was held.

The event is free to attend, and vegetarian/ vegan lunch will be provided.

Learn more and RSVP at the link below.

About the event

other related events:

Sophie Hollinshead- Folklore of the Fens and Carrs

Roy Vickery- walk- Herbal Heritage

Roy Vickery- talk- Plantlore

Newer Researchers in Folklore

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