Senior Lecturer in Photography, Andrew Robinson, introduces the ‘Invasion of the Saucermen’ exhibition taking place this March and April in Sheffield City Centre.

A guest post from photographer, Joe Barnes.

Revealing the latest set of findings from the National Folklore Survey for England.

Why is folklore so compelling? Join the team behind the National Folklore Survey for England to find out in a new podcast, Folklore Matters.

‘We may all do it differently, but we are still all doing it’: folklore of the home. A guest post from folklorist and writer, Liza Frank.

Submit your living heritage to the new inventory, urges Sheffield’s Heritage Partnership Board (SHPB).

In our Introducing… posts, we’ll tell you a little more about the team behind the National Folklore Survey for England. You can learn more about Professor of Social History at the University of Hertfordshire, Owen Davies, in this latest post.

Advertisers will be overjoyed to hear… England is a nation of gift-givers at Christmas.

Introducing CCL’s new PhD student, Josiah Eames, with his recommendations for creepy Christmas viewing.

The UK government’s Department for Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS) announces ‘Living Heritage in the UK’, an inventory to capture information about the traditions and customs from across the country.

In our Introducing… posts, we’ll tell you a little more about the team behind the National Folklore Survey for England. You can learn more about project lead, Dr David Clarke, in this instalment.

In our Introducing… posts, we’ll tell you a little more about the team behind the National Folklore Survey for England. In this post, we'll be hearing from Dr Diane A. Rodgers, Senior Lecturer in Media.

In our Introducing… posts, we’ll tell you a little more about the team behind the National Folklore Survey for England. Here you can find out more about Dr Ceri Houlbrook, Senior Lecturer in Folklore and History at the University of Hertfordshire.

‘The sweet spot between physics and art’: a guest post from one of few working coppersmiths in the UK, Siân Evans.

Interested in the unexplained and the unexpected? Uncover our findings through this visual representation.

Take a look at a visual representation of our first findings on UFOs, or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) if you prefer…

In our Introducing… posts, we’ll tell you a little more about the team behind the National Folklore Survey for England. First up is Dr Chris Bader, Professor and Chair of Sociology from Chapman University, California, USA.

A guest post from singer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, Angeline Morrison, about the recent Black British Folk Takeover event at Cecil Sharp House.

Drum roll please…! The first findings from the National Folklore Survey for England have been released - just in time for Halloween.

The Friends of The Mint House charity is pulling together to turn this fabulous old building into the Home of Sussex Folklore.