In the event that online bookings for this event have sold out, you may still be able to attend on the day. Please note however that walk‑in slots are offered on a first‑come, first‑served basis after ticket-holders have been seated and depend on venue capacity.
About this talk
When: Wednesday 14 May, 12.30pm to 1.30pm
As part of our tasty programme offerings during May, we are pleased to invite Professor Ha-Joon Chang as a guest speaker at one of our popular lunchtime talks. Economist and 'Edible Economics' author Ha-Joon brings his exploration of the intersections between food, tea, and international trade to this exciting talk at the Museum.
Essential information:
- The event is free to attend, but booking is required.
- The talk will take place in the Museum's Learning Space, which is located at the back of the Museum adjacent to the Rotunda. A staff member at the Information Desk can advise on how to get there from the entrance.
- The talk will begin at 12.30pm. Please ensure you arrive promptly to the Museum's Learning Space for this time. Please note, there is airport-style security at the Museum's entrance.
- We cannot guarantee admittance if you are late for the talk, even if you have booked a ticket.
- If you were unable to book a ticket, you may still be able to attend on the day. Please note however that walk‑in slots are offered on a first‑come, first‑served basis after ticket-holders have been seated and depend on venue capacity. Otherwise, consider signing up to our newsletter via the link at the end of this page; all our subscribers receive early access tickets for our events.
- Seating is unallocated, unless stated otherwise. We encourage arriving to the Learning Space at 12.15pm to get a good seat.
- You can find out more about the accessibility of our Museum on our accessibility page.
