Hear Professor Andrew Breeze, a philology professor, examine the case for a sixth-century King Arthur rooted in Strathclyde. This in-person history talk at Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church in Glasgow brings together students and anyone interested in early medieval history and Arthurian tradition.
The Historical Association’s Glasgow & West of Scotland branch is hosting a public history talk led by Professor Andrew Breeze, Professor of Philology at the University of Navarra. The lecture explores the theme of Strathclyde and considers the idea of the real King Arthur as a sixth-century Strathclyde hero.
This is an in-person event at Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church in Glasgow, bringing together members, students and anyone with an interest in early medieval history and the Arthurian tradition. It is a branch meeting with a specialist speaker, offering an opportunity to hear a detailed historical perspective and to take part in the wider programme of the Historical Association.
Professor Andrew Breeze
12 December 2026, 11:00
Talks are free to national Historical Association members and students. Visitors pay £5. Associate membership costs £20 per year.
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