Area: East Riding of Yorkshire

'We offer a programme of 10 monthly meetings from September to June. A majority of events are illustrated talks delivered in French by French speakers, the speakers being organised through the Alliance Francaise to whom we are affiliated.'

Meetings 'held on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7.30 pm'.

'We meet on the first or second Friday of each month.'

Occasional talks.

Meets '7.30 pm - 9.30 pm, last Wednesday of every month'.

Monthly evening meetings.

Occasional lectures, under various auspices, including the Mary Wollstonecraft Annual Lecture. Enquire about attendance.

'The East Riding Archaeological Society holds monthly lectures from September to April ... Topics vary from items of local interest to those of national importance.'

'The society started in 1982 when a group of women wanted to continue to meet and share their interest in embroidery after forming a friendship during their City and Guilds embroidery course. They also wanted to introduce others to the many delights of embroidery. The society has developed its interests since that time, and now encompasses all forms of textile art, both modern and traditional. To keep abreast of new techniques we invite well known and progressive artists to speak to the group each month.'

Range of events throughout the area.

‘The Georgian Society for East Yorkshire is for all those interested in the history and culture of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The society promotes scholarship of subjects relating to the Georgian period and campaigns for the preservation of Georgian Architecture in Hull & East Yorkshire. Society members may participate in lectures and visits to historical sites.‘

'Indoor meetings are held at 7.30 pm ... on the 1st Thursday in the month [excl. August].'

'All meetings take place ... on the third Thursday of each month.'

Monthly meetings, Thursday evenings.

'The club is open to all, beginners and experts alike. We run two programmes of meetings within the year, the Winter programme runs from September to April and consists of a number of lectures, exhibitions and competitions (both internal and inter-club) chosen to enthrall and inspire the members to widen their photographic capabilities. The Summer programme allows us to get out-and-about into the local area when the weather and daylight hours allow us to capture and create our own special moments in time.' Alert At Review: 'Maintenance mode is on; Website will be available soon'. cf Facebook Page

'The Society usually meets on the first Wednesday of the month from September to May ... at 7.30 pm. You would be made very welcome at our meetings and have the satisfaction of knowing that you are playing an active part in shaping the development of Howden.'

'Meetings are held fortnightly on Wednesday nights at 19.30.'

'Lectures are normally held on Wednesday evenings, starting at 7.30 pm.'

'Meetings held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays from September to June ... commencing at 7.30 pm.'

'Meetings take place usually every 2nd Monday in the month and run from September to June. Meetings begin promptly at 7.30 pm and end at 9.30 pm. Refreshments are available and there is also an end of evening raffle !'

'The location of our meetings sometimes changes but they are always held at 7.30 pm on the third Monday of every month.'

Listing of a range of lectures, talks and related events taking place in the area.

Monthly meetings normally held Monday evenings, plus an Annual General Meeting.

Winter 'A series of monthly lectures. Five are on a Thursday evening usually at the Geography Department of the University of Hull. The March meeting includes the Annual General meeting. One is on a Saturday afternoon and is special public lecture and is often held in the Ferens Art Gallery, in Hull. Every other year one of the winter meetings is a "Members' Evening" where members give talks or exhibit specimens.'

'The Hull Lunchtime Club is dedicated to the story of "Hull and its people". The club meets on the second Tuesday of each month 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm at the Hull History Centre. Admission is free and features speakers who have a story to tell about some aspect of the city, its inhabitants or stories revealed from the archives. Since its first meeting in 1998, over 100 topics have been explored ...'

'The Society ... carries on the traditions of its forefathers by means of a Winter lecture programme on sixteen Tuesday evenings. This embraces a wide variety of subjects: literature, art, philosophy and science to entertain and educate people of diverse interests, from all walks of life.'

'During the winter months we usually organise a few indoor meetings where members can exchange ideas and listen to short presentations ... We usually only arrange the venue for these meetings a week in advance so keep checking for updates and last minute changes.'

'Regular monthly meetings are held on the first Thursday of every month ... and include guest speakers from the chrysanthemum world or related topics such as soil analysis, show preparations and reviews, etc. as well as the month's work and how-to-do-it sessions.'

Winter monthly evening meetings.

'The Institute supports public lectures delivered by leaders in the field of European Public Law.'

'The Humber network holds IET events on both sides of the Humber.' Enquire about attendance.

Have organized a programme of lectures, some arranged with other societies. Enquire about attendance.

'Monthly meetings (including a buffet), are normally held ... on the last Monday of each month, commencing at 7.30 pm and generally finishing around 10 pm. We do not charge an entry fee but both members and guests are requested to donate £2 per head to help defray the cost of engaging external speakers to our meetings.'

The Society's programme includes 'regular talks on all aspects of Larkin's life and work'.

Occasional talks.

Occasional talks.

'We have a full programme of indoor meetings and field trips, as well as being involved in the Puffin and Shearwater seabird cruises programme from Bridlington Harbour.'

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

'As a registered Charity we are dedicated to educating members of the public on matters relating to natural history and conservation. We organise monthly indoor meetings, freely open to the public, covering the spectrum of wildlife and conservation interest.'

'Explore Our University Culture ... University of Hull: Where creativity lives and breathe.'

Public Lectures.

'The branch has regular meetings during the summer months ... The meetings normally take place on the last Friday of the month, starting at 19.30 and lasting until about 21.00. Refreshments are provided afterwards by the Church for a nominal charge. Members pay £1 for admission to the meetings, in addition to an annual subscription, currently £8. Potential new members are always welcome to attend a few meetings without charge.'