'The broad cultural agenda of the Architectural Association (AA) is structured around three primary initiatives: a long-standing and world-renowned programme of talks and symposia; a curated programme of exhibitions; and a series of Open Seminars and Open Juries that enable the public to participate in the academic research being conducted throughout the school. These three strands, together with a host of special projects, constitute the Public Programme; a free and accessible series of events dedicated to advancing global architectural discourse.'

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.

'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.'

‘Design:Midlands – an independent, impartial resource providing design support for local authorities, communities, decision makers, housebuilders, businesses and design professionals. We are a merged organisation of two established charities, Opun (East Midlands) and MADE (West Midlands).’

'Docomomo-uk is a group of architects, researchers, and other enthusiasts of the Modern Movement in Architecture. This phenomena came about in the 1920s and 30s fired by new discoveries in materials and techniques, and by the need for social change. It is a Movement that defines the 20th and 21st centuries as it left historicism behind and created a new identity. We live in an age of discovery and progress; Docomomo seeks to highlight and protect these achievements ... We meet regularly in central London over a glass of wine for evening lectures and discussions about leading Modernist architects, their work and ideas.'

'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.

'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.'

'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. 'We are one of the largest and most dynamic schools of its kind in Europe. We are one of the few academic schools in the UK focusing exclusively on the built environment.'

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