Sentence examples for talks exhibitions from inspiring English sources

A program of supporting events will include talks, exhibitions and music.

She chose it for its flexibility: a place for them to live and hold talks, exhibitions and performances.

The first-time event will include films, talks, exhibitions, music with space themes and, of course, ample sun, moon and star gazing; it is timed to coincide with World Space Week.

He dedicated a large part of his work to the promotion and dissemination of the project through the press, radio, films, talks, exhibitions and even poetry and an Atlantropa symphony.

"I'm sure Walker library will continue to serve the community for many years to come," said the city councillor in charge of culture and leisure services, and the festivities passed in a blur of talks, exhibitions, and Edwardian fancy dress.

At its southern end sits the 18th-century House Mill (housemill.org.uk), the world's largest tidal mill, hosting a varied summer programme of talks, exhibitions and guided tours of the building's mechanisms.

The event was part of Archtober, a monthlong series of talks and exhibitions devoted to architecture and city planning.

Visit capabilitybrown.org for more ideas, plus talks and exhibitions marking Capability Brown's tercentary.

As well as the cafe, there are talks and exhibitions, riding demonstrations and a foodie souvenir shop.

One perennial problem besetting the ICA has always been to get different departments – film, theatre, talks and exhibitions – to work in concert.

Previously, the IFF has staged talks and exhibitions on subjects such as how the world looks to a spider, and the physics of snowflakes.