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| Monday, 21 September 2026 |
| Mucha and the Slav epic |
| Kathy McLauchlan |
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A series of 20 enormous canvases first shown in 1928, which presented a visual history of the Slavs from their mythical past to a visionary future. |
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| Monday, 12 October 2026 |
| Three Renaissance Rivals |
| Charlie Hall |
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How competition between Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael provided the fuel that drove the Italian Renaissance. |
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| Monday, 16 November 2026 |
| Tchaikovsky and The Royal Ballet |
| Sarah Lenton |
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Tchaikovsky, though presumably he doesn't know this, has a special relationship with the Royal Ballet |
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| Monday, 18 January 2027 |
| Creating an Imaginary World from Temple to Playhouse, into the picture frame and out again |
| Bertie Pearce |
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Bertie explores how actor and audience relationships shaped theatre architecture through the ages |
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| Monday, 08 February 2027 |
| The Legendary Lee Miller |
| Anthony Penrose |
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A definitive view by her son and biographer, exploring key moments in art and photography |
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| Monday, 15 March 2027 |
| The Rise and Fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire 1867-1918 |
| Nicholas Henderson |
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Illustrated with architecture and personalities this most romantic of eras is brought to life |
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| Monday, 19 April 2027 |
| David Hockney: Britain's Greatest Painter |
| Frank Woodgate |
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From Bradford to 1960s London, California and the Yorkshire Wolds |
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| Monday, 17 May 2027 |
| Vincent in Ramsgate |
| Jacqui Ansell |
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How Vincent van Gogh found himself working in a small school in Ramsgate on the Kent coast |
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| Monday, 21 June 2027 |
| Modern British Sculpture: Moore, Hepworth, Caro, Frink and others |
| Raymond Warburton |
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A study of leading British sculptors and their impact in the 20th century |
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