Another poor week for trivia, but I particularly liked this idea:
Cultural Feast
Cultural Feast
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/headline/entertainment/3373597
I don't report on lectures and seminars because EEF already provide this information and do a better job of it than I could, but this brilliant item jumped out at me in the Adult Education Programmes side-column on the Houston Chronicle's Nesperennub report: "A mock mummy unwrapping and dinner is scheduled at 7 p.m. Oct. 18, at the Black Labrador Pub, 4100 Montrose. In the Victorian age, British aristocrats impressed their dinner guests by purchasing a mummy to unwrap. Eventually tickets were sold to the events that attracted hundreds to auditoriums. This event will simulate such an occasion".
Online Game
And on the National Geographic website there is a new online game for children called King Tut's Treasures:
I don't report on lectures and seminars because EEF already provide this information and do a better job of it than I could, but this brilliant item jumped out at me in the Adult Education Programmes side-column on the Houston Chronicle's Nesperennub report: "A mock mummy unwrapping and dinner is scheduled at 7 p.m. Oct. 18, at the Black Labrador Pub, 4100 Montrose. In the Victorian age, British aristocrats impressed their dinner guests by purchasing a mummy to unwrap. Eventually tickets were sold to the events that attracted hundreds to auditoriums. This event will simulate such an occasion".
Online Game
And on the National Geographic website there is a new online game for children called King Tut's Treasures:
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