Meet 'from 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm, every first and third Thursday of the month from September to May ... The programme of events includes a variety of quality speakers – excellent photographers all – competitions and workshops covering a wide range of photographic topics, equipment and techniques'.

Meetings 'Second Wednesday of the month, 6:30pm for 7pm, October to May inclusive'.

'Weekly lectures take place on Monday evenings from October to March each year, covering an interesting range of historical and archaeological subjects.'

'A visit to Colchester Castle is now bigger, brighter and better than ever before, with brand new interactive displays including new finds and star exhibits like the Colchester Vase and the Colchester Mercury statuette.'

'Throughout autumn, winter and spring there are illustrated talks by leading naturalists and wildlife travellers as well as teach-ins on identification of birds, plants and insects. Particularly popular are the Tuesday evening plant surveys and wild flower identification sessions throughout the season in all kinds of local habitats led by experienced botanists.'

'During our season, usually starting in September and finishing at the end of May, we meet every Tuesday ... During the summer we meet informally for photo shoots and other events.'

'The society facilities are open to members as required. There is an informal club night each Friday and working groups meet on Wednesdays and Sundays. Other members use the tracks during the week especially in the summer running season. For various reasons, the running sessions are not open to the general public but we are delighted to see interested folk when we are running. We also have a program of talks and visits during the year which folk are welcome to join ...'

‘During term time, we host regular departmental seminars with internationally-acclaimed guest speakers discussing cutting-edge research on different topics in language and linguistics. These events are open to everyone and keep our students and faculty linked to current research throughout the UK and abroad.‘

‘We cater for all ages, all levels of knowledge, all interests in geology.  We have a full lecture programme throughout the year at our monthly meetings in Shenfield on the first Tuesday of every month and in Stanway on the third Thursday of every month.’

'Meetings of the Branch are held ... usually on the second Saturday of the month.'

Usually meets 3rd Thursday of the month 'commencing 7.45 pm (doors open 7.15 pm). A donation is invited to cover expenses £2.00 per adult'.

'Talks, debates and symposia at Firstsite offer a great opportunity to engage with contemporary art in new ways. Whether you're interested in taking part in critical debates or attending historical lectures, our programme has something for everyone. Numbers are limited, so please book in advance ...'

Occasional lectures. Enquire about attendance.

'We meet on the second Wednesday of every month (except August) at 7.45 pm.'

'We meet alternate Thursdays from 7.45 pm to 10 pm ... from September through to end of May and enjoy a varied programme of speakers, competitions and workshops. If you are unsure why not come along as a visitor. There will always be a warm welcome.'

'We hold a series of talks on a variety of topics each year ... For the most part, they start at 7.30 pm during the summer and after the clocks go back (daylight saving time) 2.30 pm.'

Has listed occasional lectures which are 'public events'.

'We hold indoor meetings with slide presentations on the second Thursday of the month between September and April.'

Monthly morning meetings (10 Lectures).

'Lectures take place on the 3rd Thursday of each month with the exception of July and August.'

'Arts and Events'.

'Here in Wivenhoe there are an amazing number of people with different interests. As well as being a bookshop we see ourselves as having a role to play in developing and promoting special interests and we organise a number of courses and reading groups ... New programmes, courses and special group events will be posted regularly on the Home page of the website and on the Events Calendar, and we will include latest news in our regular e-newsletter ...'