Experience a unique perspective on Geoffrey Chaucer at the esteemed Chaucer Here and Now exhibition, hosted at the Weston Library in Oxford. This critically-acclaimed exhibition delves beyond Chaucer's title as the "Father of English Literature" and immerses visitors in his dynamic global legacy. Witness how his timeless works have been reimagined and revitalized throughout history and across cultures. Each generation breathes new life into Chaucer's masterpieces, drawing inspiration and uncovering fresh meanings. Delve deeper into this captivating exhibition by joining one of the guided gallery tours, expertly led by our dedicated volunteer team. They will illuminate the extraordinary objects on display, shedding light on their significance and historical context. To embark on this enlightening journey, simply gather by the entrance doors to 'Chaucer Here and Now' at the rear of Blackwell Hall. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the multifaceted impact of Chaucer's literary contributions. Entry to the exhibition is completely free, allowing everyone to partake in this enriching experience. Mark your calendars for March 6, 2024, and prepare to be captivated by the Chaucer Here and Now exhibition.

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