Teas and Talks: Weymouth's Tudor Buildings with Graham Perry

Graham Perry is back with another talk for the Weymouth Museum's Teas and Talks series, this time focusing on Weymouth's Tudor buildings. It's on Monday 9 November at The Centenary Club on Jubilee Close, DT4 7BG, running from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm, with doors open from 2:00 pm.

If you've followed the series before, you'll know the sort of thing it does. It's a run of museum talks that takes a specific slice of local history and lets it breathe for an hour. Previous sessions have covered the Battle of Trafalgar and the Black Death in Weymouth, so the range is pretty broad—one week you're in the Napoleonic era, the next you're back in the plague years. This one turns to the Tudor period, with Perry looking at the buildings that survived from that era right here in town.

Perry is a returning face to the series, described as a popular speaker, and this is a new subject for him within the Teas and Talks line-up. The talk is run by Weymouth Museum, so it sits alongside their other local history work rather than being a one-off.

It's a weekday afternoon slot, which suits if you're around in the middle of the day. The talk runs for an hour, and the doors open half an hour before it starts, so there's plenty of time to get settled before Perry gets going. Tickets are £3.00 to £4.00, and the whole thing takes place at The Centenary Club on Jubilee Close.