Welcome Reception:Â Â Â Â
Wednesday 21st September 2011.
at the Fitzwilliam Museum.
Immediately after the first Poster Walk at the end of the first day in Conference delegates are invited to a Networking reception at the stunning Fitzwilliam Museum.
The Fitzwilliam Museum houses world-class collections of works of art and antiquities spanning centuries and civilisations and has been described as ‘one of the greatest art collections of the nation’. Whether you wish to host a drinks reception, concert or formal dinner, the Fitzwilliam provides a stunning and unique environment for your event.
The collections show great variety and depth, bringing together Classical antiquities, medieval illuminated manuscripts and paintings by old masters including Titian, Renoir, Degas, Picasso, Gainsborough and Stubbs. Your event will help to preserve these important collections and support the museum’s core activities.
Delegates must pre-book for this event at no charge.
www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk
Faculty Dinner and special guests:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
Wednesday 21st September 2011.
at the
Old Hall, Queens College
The Committees would like to offer limited tickets to join the ‘thank you dinner’ for Faculty members contributing to the Conference.
The Old Hall is the original college dining hall dating from 1448, Old Hall retains many historic features, with its fireplace, decorated wood panelling on the walls, stained glass windows, tiled floor and subtle lighting, the Old Hall is a peaceful, atmospheric and intimate room for the Committee's thank you to Faculty Members.
A limited number of tickets are available for delegates to join this special dinner at a cost of £60. Please book using the Registration system.
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Conference Dinner:
Thursday 22nd September 2011.
The Great Hall, Kings College Cambridge.
The Conference will host a Dinner hosted by the PCICS and PICS Council Members and Faculty so delegates can network with the Faculty and colleagues.
King's College Chapel is one of the most iconic buildings in the world, and is a splendid example of late Gothic (Perpendicular) architecture. It was started in 1446 by Henry VI (1421-71) and took over a century to build. It has the largest fan vault ceiling in the world and some of the finest medieval stained glass.
The Chapel is also the venue for the Christmas Eve service, A Festival of Nine Lessons, which is broadcast to millions around the world.
The Chapel plays a central role in College life. It was originally built as a place of daily worship for the College scholars, and today the choir still sing evensong during term time.
The Conference is honoured to be able to host its Conference Dinner here and hear a live performance from members of the world famous choir.
This promises to be a special evening but numbers are strictly limited by the capacity of the venue and number of hosts. Please book early to ensure that you have a ticket for this event.
Tickets must be pre-ordered         www.kings.cam.ac.uk/chapel   Â
Early Registration closes 15th August 2011
Poster Grand Rounds:
Thursday 22nd September 2011.
West Road Concert Hall, Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge and the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge.
There will be Grand Poster Rounds led by opinion leaders accompanied with refreshments. This opportunity allows for discussion on the work presented plus for those less experienced to have constructive feedback on the presentation and quality of work.