Area: Herefordshire

Winter programme of monthly meetings, 19.30 hours.

'We hold meetings on the first Wednesday of every month ... from 7.15 pm. We invite a range of speakers to talk to us about alpines from around the world.'

Occasional evening talks.

Monthly meetings, Thursday evenings.

Offerings to Members by the Friends of the Dymock Poets include 'lectures, poetry readings, social meetings, publications'.

'Meetings are normally held ... commencing at 7.30 pm, on the first Thursday of the month, unless otherwise stated.'

'Life and Learning is the adult education arm of Hereford Cathedral, working to broaden understanding and debate in theology, social issues, and the arts. It offers a wide range of opportunities for study and learning, and for experiencing the Christian faith in many aspects. Open to all people, regardless of religious affiliation, it aims to be a forum for honesty and engagement.'

Monthly meetings, usually Wednesday evenings.

Monthly evening meetings.

Winter indoor meetings.

'Our monthly open meetings are held on the third Friday of the month.'

Evening meetings, usually second Thursday of the month.

Monthly evening meetings.

Occasional lectures. Enquire about attendance.

'Unless otherwise stated, all meetings are held on a Friday evening, starting 7.30 pm ... There is no need to book in advance, or let us know you’re coming, simply turn up on the night and you’ll be made most welcome.'

Held Early July.

Monthly evening meetings.

'We meet ... on the 4th Tuesday of the month (March, April, May and September) and the 4th Saturday of the month in January, February, October and November. Meetings include talks on a wide range of subjects, National Trust properties, heritage, conservation, houses and gardens and many other interests which allows members to socialise with like-minded people.'

'Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month commencing at 7.30 pm ... New Members are assured of a warm welcome as the Club has a reputation for friendliness.'

'We meet on Wednesday Evenings at the Ross Conservative Club (con club membership not required!) ... between the months of September and May ... Throughout the season's programme, we have guest speakers covering as many different aspects of photography as possible. Also we hold a number of members' evenings where we all enjoy seeing what various members have got up to throughout the year ...'

'The Society puts on monthly talks about local topics – either historical or current – as well as visits to places of local interest in the summer.'

'We have monthly lectures given by speakers who are enthusiastic and passionate about their own field of expertise. The Royal Horticultural Society regional lecture, which we host is always something special, as it is given by a world renown speaker with great knowledge and authority.'

'The society exists to further the interest in science within the community by providing a forum for talks, lectures, discussions and courses on science topics. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in science ... Non-members may attend society events upon payment of a nominal event fee. The Society meets ... on the first Wednesday of the Month at 7.30 pm.'

'We want our bookshop to be a cultural focal point; a place that reflects its locality and enriches the cultural life of the town. One way of doing this is through a strong and diverse events programme. We are using a variety of venues ranging from our own bookshop to the Phoenix Theatre, and Ross Baptist Church in order to host author talks, signings and book groups.'

'Meetings are held ... commencing promptly at 7.30 pm on the first Thursday of the month.'

'There is a program of lectures on the first Monday of each month at 1.45 pm ... New members are welcome.'

‘The aim of The Marches Scribes is to promote the art of calligraphy and lettering. We are a friendly and welcoming group based in the Welsh Marches near Leominster; we now have a membership of over 40 from up and down the border including Herefordshire, Shropshire, Powys, Monmouth, Worcestershire and Kidderminster. The Society holds monthly workshops ... with experienced tutors who encourage participants, of all levels, to share and enjoy fine writing and associated crafts.’

Festival oscillates amongst the three Cathedral Cities: Gloucester, Hereford, Worcester.

The Association, which is based in Hereford, 'celebrates and promotes the life and work of the poet and spiritual writer Thomas Traherne'. The Events page gives 'details of our annual festival and other lectures and activities'.

Meetings are held ... at 7.30 pm on the third Thursday in each month (except August and December) ... Visitors are very welcome.'

'The Herefordshire Society since 1851 .. In Winter there are monthly lectures covering a vast range of interesting subjects.'

Monthly evening meetings, 8 pm start.