Lectures, concerts and exhibitions
Keele University is pleased to offer a range of events that are open to our alumni. From reunions and concerts, to lectures and exhibitions, Keele is your lifelong connection to intellectual opportunities.
23 Apr 2026 to 23 Apr 2026
To join in with World Book Night's #ReadingHour from 7-8pm, Dr Lisa Blower will take you through the findings from the 100Books in 100Years project that has explored the world of literature produced in Stoke-on-Trent this past century.
Read article25 Apr 2026 to 25 Apr 2026
We’re bringing Keele's Festival of People, Planet & Place into the heart of the town, with activities for all ages exploring sustainability through creativity, science, nature and community.
Read article25 Apr 2026 to 25 Apr 2026
Drawing on principles of reuse and sustainability, the workshop invites people of all ages and experience levels to experiment with texture, colour, and pattern, weaving together reclaimed fabrics and materials into circular forms.
Read article29 Apr 2026 to 29 Apr 2026
Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.
Read articleJoin us for a special edition of the 100Book Club, off campus, as award‑winning author Lisa Blower celebrates the 10th anniversary of her debut novel, Sitting Ducks. With tickets just £5 including the book, this intimate event offers a rare chance to hear from the author and join a lively discussion in the heart of the Drop City Books community.
Read articleYou are invited to attend the inaugural lecture of Professor Melissa Bowerman.
Read article6 May 2026 to 6 May 2026
Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.
Read article6 May 2026 to 6 May 2026
Come along to the New Vic Theatre for an evening of captivating music with Laura, whose eclectic repertoire blends classical, folk and contemporary styles, all woven together through rich storytelling. Her programme features evocative original compositions, Celtic folk arrangements, and unique vocalisations.
Read articleWhere have all the insects gone? A foray through Britain’s habitats and lower atmosphere to find out
You are invited to attend the inaugural lecture of Professor James Bell.
Read articleJoin us for an exquisite performance by this immensely talented, contemporary pianist in Keele Chapel
Read article27 May 2026 to 27 May 2026
Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.
Read articleJoin the wonderful Keele Chapel Singers as they present their 2026 Summer Concert.
Read articleYou are invited to attend the inaugural lecture of Professor Sara Muller.
Read article10 Jun 2026 to 10 Jun 2026
Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.
Read articleA Summer Evening of Musical Journeys: From Aleppo to the English Countryside. Experience McDowall’s moving The Girl from Aleppo, Vaughan Williams’s lyrical The Lark Ascending, and Todd’s jazz-infused Mass in Blue.
Read article14 Jul 2026 to 14 Jul 2026
Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.
Read article15 Jul 2026 to 15 Jul 2026
Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.
Read article16 Jul 2026 to 16 Jul 2026
Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.
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