Area: London (South)

Monthly talks in French.

Monthly Talks in French, September to June.

'Unless otherwise stated, lectures are held on Thursdays ... beginning at 8 pm and are free to members. Visitors are very welcome and are asked to pay £2.'

Monthly winter meetings, Wednesday evenings.

'Every year we arrange a wide range of events, visits to places of interest, talks on subjects of local interest or concern and some public meetings ... Most visits are open only to Society members and will usually be marked as private: where an event is open to the public it will be clearly indicated.' Venues vary.

'We meet every Wednesday from September to May ... Visitors are welcome at these meetings.'

'Meetings consist of a programme of illustrated talks by guest speakers, which are held on the first Monday of each month from October to May ... at 8 pm.'

'Meetings are held at 7.30 pm on the fourth Wednesday of every month.'

'Meetings start at 7.30 pm and finish around 10.00 pm. They generally consist of illustrated talks of interest to both novices and experienced growers. Talks feature cultivation, propagation, a particular genus or group of plants and travelogues. Other attractions at meetings are a competitive table show and plant sales.'

'Meetings are held at 7.30 pm on the second Thursday of every month.'

'We meet twice per month on Wednesday evenings ... at 7.30 pm ... Meetings may be of several types, sometimes a visiting speaker or another society, sometimes a competition evening, sometimes an auction of members' material, also displays by members themselves.'

Evening meetings, usually first Tuesday of the month.

'Indoor Meetings are held on the first Saturday of every month from November to April at 3.00 pm.'

'The Society holds lecture evenings ... every second Friday during Term Time ... Lectures start at 19.45 and end around 22.00, We normally start with an introductory talk and club news followed by a short refreshment break the evening is then completed by the main lecture as shown in the programme.'

'Meetings are held ... on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month ... The room is open from 7.15 pm and meetings start at 7.45 pm ... Visitors are most welcome at our meetings. Come along and see what we have to offer.'

'Meetings on 3rd Tuesday of month, except August and December, at 8.00 pm.'

'Meetings on 2nd Saturday of alternate months at 2.30 pm.'

'Meetings on 1st Thursday of each month at 8.00 pm.'

'We meet ten times a year on the fourth Friday of the month (7.30 - 9.30 pm).'

'Monthly meetings ... on 2nd Friday at 7.40 pm.'

'The Group holds meetings ... on most of the winter months. This gives the members an opportunity to hear from speakers on various aspects of railway interest. All meetings start at 7 pm and usually finish at 10 pm.'  (Have also met at The Model Railway Club (4 Calshot Street, nr Kings Cross, London, N1 9DA).)

'Meetings are held from October to March on the 2nd Tuesday of each month @ 7.30 ... The meetings are varied in content & topics include guest speakers, members' forum, raffle, charity auction & fishing competitions.'

'FORM SEVEN is a community of people who love to ask questions, dedicated to enriching their knowledge of the arts and sciences, languages and books. Join us to explore new perspectives and meet new people ... You will meet new people on the same wavelength as you. Our events will allow you to dive into a whole world of new ideas and skills: history, languages, literature, philosophy, science, nature and creative arts. There is food for any curious mind.'

Winter programme of talks, usually Thursday evenings, organized by the Friends.

'The Society meets every month on the third Wednesday of the month at 8.00 pm.'

'Meetings, as scheduled in the programme, take place on Thursdays at 8.00 pm.'

'All meetings are held on Thursdays at 8.00 pm.'

Winter monthly meetings, usually Wednesday evenings at 7.30 pm: 'Admission to the talks and presentations is free to all, members or non-members, although we do request a contribution towards room hire and refreshments'.

'We have meetings every two months, with guest speakers invited and like to think we are here to help any owner of a tortoise, terrapin and turtle. It is also an opportunity to make friends and chat to others who share a similar interest. Meetings are usually in February, April, June, August, October and December ... Please DO NOT bring tortoises to the meeting.'

'KMIS lectures run on Monday evenings from September - March each year, and are open to the general public. They cover a wide range of topics of horticultural and botanical interest ... Tickets sold on the evening on a first-come, first-served basis. We do not take advance bookings.'

Kingston Philosophy Café is a series of events, not a place. It currently meets twice a month: on Thursday evenings at Bridges Café ... with discussions beginning at 6.00 pm and ending at around 7.25; and on Wednesday evenings at the Ram Jam Club ... starting at 7.00 pm and ending at 9.00 ... Free and open to all – anyone interested in philosophy is welcome and no prior knowledge or expertise is needed, though experts, philosophy teachers and students are very welcome.'

'Lectures, seminars and conferences'.

'Monthly Meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month at 8 pm.'

Organize 'a monthly public meeting, with a guest speaker, on a topic of local interest'.

'Our meetings are held on Thursdays (normally the last of the month) ... Meetings start at 19.15 and finish by 22.00 with a break for refreshments at approximately 20.30.'

'A huge effort goes into organising the Talks and the Shows for members. But remember the talks are open to anyone who wishes to attend ... All talks take place ... from 7.30 to 9.30 pm. Tea/Coffee and biscuits are available in the interval. A Raffle is held.'

'The Society organises monthly lectures and talks of local historical interest during the winter months.'

'Meet ... on the second Friday of the month at 7.45 pm.'

'Meet ... on the first Tuesday of the month at 7.00 for 7.30 pm.'

Occasional talks.

'We hold a range of events, from free public talks on records of interest, to training courses for archivists and academics.' The Friends of The National Archives organize 'special Friends-only events, including behind-the-scenes tours and visits to historic buildings and collections' - as well as occasional lectures.

'In association with the Department of English and Creative Writing, the NCRCL hosts a number of research talks across the year which are given by a wide range of experts in the field of children’s literature and are open to anyone who wishes to attend.'

'The Centre holds meetings in Bromley on Wednesday evenings and in Beckenham on Thursday afternoons. Most meetings consist of an illustrated lecture on a topic connected with the National Trust and its fields of interest.'

We are a friendly Centre and meet monthly at 8.00 pm on the last Thursday ... plus afternoon lectures at 2.15 pm most months ... Meetings include talks on a wide range of subjects and also allow members to socialise with like-minded people with tea and coffee available. Our ever popular lectures are well attended and this allows us to secure the services of good quality speakers, there is only a nominal fee charged for entrance to the lectures.'

'Our varied programme of lectures is held once a month on Saturday afternoons in the autumn and winter/spring.'

Meetings 'are held on Tuesday evenings throughout the year. However, we are closed during school holidays. This gives us about 35 organised meetings a year. We meet ... from 19.30 (meetings start at 20.00)'.

Meetings 'on the third Saturday morning of the month ... at 10.30 am'.

'Members meet at 8 pm usually on the first Wednesday of each month (except January and August).'

'We meet every month, usually on the fourth Thursday of the month (the December meeting will generally be on the third Thursday). Meetings start no earlier than 7.30 pm and end before 10.00 pm.'

'Meetings October to March @ 8:00 pm.'

Occasional talks and related events; venues vary.

Monthly meetings, Monday evenings.

'We meet on the second Monday of each month unless it clashes with a public or bank holiday. Meetings start at 7.30 pm and guest tickets cost £5 (£6 when there is a speaker), while members pay £3 or £4. Non-members are very welcome at all our meetings.'

'We meet each Thursday at 8.00 pm throughout the year, except in July, August and around Easter and Christmas.'

The Society 'is mainly known for a lively programme of lectures on all aspects of archaeology on a Friday of each month from September to May'.

Monthly meetings, Monday evenings.

Meetings 'monthly at 8pm on Wednesdays ... Visitors are welcome at all our meetings'.

‘A festival of books and words, tales, talks and ideas taking place across Richmond upon Thames each November.’

'Talks & Courses at Kew Gardens'.

'Professional speakers draw a regular audience, but there is always room for a few more. If you see a talk that interests you why not come along and bring a friend. Our meetings are open to everyone, not just RSPB members. A selection of RSPB Goods, Nuts and Seeds are on sale. Tea or Coffee and Biscuits are free.'

'We have regular monthly indoor meetings locally throughout the year and have occasional day-trips to local nature reserves.'

'Meetings first Wednesday in month 8 pm - 10.30 pm.' (South London Humanists is the new name for Sutton Humanist Group, and we cover Sutton, Merton and Croydon.)

'We generally meet at 12.30 pm on the 1st Sunday of the month; however, public holidays, etc may occasionally affect the date ... All are Welcome.'

‘Find environmental events happening locally every week including talks, walks and ad-hoc volunteering or conservation work parties/days and gardening activities ... We provide information on environmental groups and volunteering in South West London (the London Borough of Hounslow, Kingston, Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth).‘

‘We’re a friendly group of non-religious people. Anyone who’s a humanist, or thinks they might be, is welcome to our meetings and events, which take place in Richmond, Twickenham and Kingston. You don’t need to “join” anything – we don’t have formal membership.’

'The society meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month ... commencing at 8 pm, except for August (no meeting).'

'Provides residents of Beckenham and the surrounding area with access to a wide range of artistic experiences through morning lectures, study days and cultural visits and tours.'

'We have nine illustrated lectures per year, covering a broad range of topics. We meet in the evening, and our lectures commence at 7.45 pm, generally finishing at about 9.15 pm.'

'We have monthly lectures (excluding August and December) with speakers covering a variety of subjects. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month, with the lecture starting at 10.45 with tea or coffee available from 10.00 beforehand.'

'Meets in the afternoon of the second Monday of the month, except in August and September.'

Usually meet second Monday evening of the month, 19.30 hours.

Occasional lectures.

'All talks are held on the last Friday of the month.'

Monthly talks, Thursday evenings: 'Talks are open to all local residents and are usually FREE' (otherwise, join the Society).

'Organises ten philosophy events per year (monthly except in July and August) that are open for anyone to attend. Five of our events are held on Saturday afternoons and five on weekday evenings – usually on a Tuesday or Thursday.'

Meetings are held on most Tuesdays ... from September to the end of June ... at 8 pm.'

‘Whitehall, built around 1500, is a historic timber framed Tudor house museum situated in a conservation area, amidst delightful weather-boarded cottages in Cheam Village, it is a shining example of a joint community project, for whilst the building is owned, maintained and managed by the London Borough of Sutton, through the Museum and Heritage Division, it opens to the public with the help of The Friends of Whitehall, a voluntary organisation.’

Usually held late September/early October.

'The lecture programme runs each Autumn and Winter between October and March.'

'The Society meets regularly at York House, and carries on a range of activities throughout the year. Evening meetings start at 8.00 pm, and guests are welcome.'