Monthly talks, Monday evenings, organized by the Saffron Walden Museum Society.

Lecture Series organized by the Saffron Walden Town Library Society.

'Speakers with a range of specialisms give members the opportunity to gain an insight into facets of our man made environment. Four or five lectures are organised each year. When possible, there is a linkage between lectures and visits.'

'Lunchtime seminars are held regularly at SAMS and are open to all.'

'The Foundation provides a range of deliberate, considered experiences and opportunities which are structured to facilitate learning, understanding, skills or capabilities. In each there is a connection between the experience provided and the process or subject. Recently, this programme has included public lectures and research seminars (in partnership with educational collaborators) ...' ALERT Foundation Website inaccessible at Review.

'We meet every Wednesday, apart from the first in the month.'

Evening meetings every 1-2 months. ALERT No further meetings found at Review.

'Open Meetings' in the Spring and the Autumn plus related events.

'On the 3rd Thursday of each month (except August and December), the Society meets at 7.30 pm ... to enjoy talks from visiting speakers and informal discussions.'

'Scannappeal raises funds to purchase life-saving equipment for Amersham, Stoke Mandeville, Wycombe and Community Hospitals which serve people living in Buckinghamshire and neighbouring parts of Berkshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire. Since we began in 1987, we have raised over £12m and funded equipment in every department in the hospitals we support.' Occasional lectures and talks.

'On 1 August 2016 the School of History and Anthropology and the School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy at Queen's merged to become the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics.'

Links to a variety of lectures open to the public. Arrangements vary: check details. ALERT Now part of the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics.

Organize a wide range of events, which are often annotated 'Free and open to everyone', but advisable to check first.

'The School of Life is a place to step back and think intelligently about central emotional concerns. You will never be cornered by dogma, but we will direct you towards a variety of ideas that will exercise, stimulate and expand your mind. You will meet other curious, sociable and open-minded people in an atmosphere of exploration and enjoyment ... In our programme of Special Events, we invite great performers, speakers and thinkers to share their stories, wisdom and experience. The emphasis is always on insights into emotional and psychological life ...'

Wide range of public lectures offered.

'Tea, Talk and Telescope is a series of public lectures organised by the University of Birmingham Astronomical Society and the School of Physics and Astronomy. These lectures are aimed at members of the general public and are free to all ... The lectures generally take place on a Thursday evening and are followed by night sky observing with a combination of telescopes focusing on the Astronomical society's historic Grubb telescope (dating from 1872) - of course this is weather dependent and if we are beaten by the weather then you can guarantee that there will be time for tea and discussion after the talks.'

Occasional public lectures, usually associated with one or another of its specialist Research Centres.

Have organized a variety of public lectures.

Details of public lectures and related events.

Early evening lectures approximately monthly during term: 'Lectures are free but places are limited. You can register for more than one lecture.'

Calendar lists wide range of open lectures, talks and other events, in and around Oxford.

Exploring and expanding the frontiers of science, medicine and spirituality 'Local Groups are autonomous groups of members and their guests, meeting together for lectures and discussions. They are not a formal part of the Network.'

Have organized an Annual Lecture plus other events which might be open to the general public. Enquire about attendance. Often the annotation is something like: 'This event is free to attend but places are limited ... Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.'

'Features regular pre-concert talks. They are free to concert ticket holders, and begin at 6.30 pm.'

'Pre-concert talks are now being audio recorded so if you missed the talk, it will be up on our website shortly after the concert. Visit our audio page to listen to the talks. In 2010/11 some talks were filmed. Visit our video page to watch the talks.'

Organize an Annual Lecture - plus a range of other lectures and related events, frequently annotated 'all are welcome' and usually free of charge.

Brief details of local society events submitted to the Forum.

Number of talks and related events listed in searchable Events Calendar; via the Map one can retrieve details of 'events within 100 km of your point'.

Winter Meetings Programme.