'The AA’s Public Programme is an extensive series of public events dedicated to contemporary architectural culture: exhibitions, members’ events, lectures, seminars, conferences, book launches and publications. Each year architectural theorists and practitioners, writers, performing artists, musicians and art historians are invited to speak at the AA. Whether as part of the series of Evening Lectures or Visiting Theory Seminars or Artist Talks, these events bring together different parts of the school and form an essential component of an AA education.'

Have organized an annual Architecture& series of winter evening lectures in conjunction with the Royal College of Art and the V&A.

'Events include talks, debates, lectures and visits, which give professionals, students and public the opportunity to meet high-profile practitioners, to be inspired by their projects and to broaden their understanding of architecture.'

'The Architecture Foundation's diverse and cross-disciplinary programme includes Events from film screenings to lectures and debates ...'

Wide range of lectures and talks.

'Our programme for adults aims to provide inspiration and ideas about the built environment. Our activities include evening talks and discussions exploring the world of architecture, design, heritage and regeneration. We run Saturday workshops and explorations which include artist-led street tours and visits to unusual and inspiring buildings and spaces.' ALERT Originally based in Hackney; latest Lifelong Programme found dated 2016, at Review.

'Lectures from the research groups within the Centre ... The lectures are open to University students, staff, and members of the public.'

'Hear the most inspiring figures in design, architecture and fashion speaking about their work in the Design Museum’s talks programme.' Priced: substantial discount for Museum Members: 'Talks tickets include entry to all current exhibitions before the event begins. Food and drink is available to buy before the talk and the Design Museum Shop is also open late ... Be the first to find out updates, get priority booking and discount for talks, become a Design Museum Member.'

'London Architecture Diary (LAD) has all you need to know out about the latest architecture events and activities taking place at museums, galleries, architecture schools and many other venues across London. LAD is free and, following an extensive re-design, now even easier to use ...'

'Celebrates the City's role as a global hub of architectural experimentation, thinking, learning and practice.' Usually held annually in June.

'MADE organises a wide range of events throughout the year including seminars, lectures, exhibitions, training and international delegations.'

'Since 1970, the Centre has held open lectures once a week during full term. The talks are intended for nonspecialist audiences, and all are welcome.'

'Northern Architecture is the Architecture Centre for North East of England. We aim to educate, inspire and involve all people in the development of places and spaces. We run a variety of programmes, projects and events to bring together the general public and professionals, with the aim of creating a high quality built environment and in doing so improve quality of life.' Alert 'Was set up in 1995 as a not-for-profit organisation and later a charity. It was the architecture centre for the North East of England until it closed in 2016.'

'Open-City’s activities and events programme gives the opportunity for everyone to enjoy and celebrate the buildings and places where we live and work. At its core is the simple but powerful concept: for people to learn about and advocate for the value of good design in every London neighbourhood through first-hand experience.'

'The RIBA has a wide and varied programme of events, exhibitions, talks and resources for everyone to enjoy, whether you are an architect or simply appreciate the buildings all around you.' Usually events are free but booking essential.

Occasional public lectures and talks.

'Contact details for the VAG affiliated groups and exchanging societies.'