Area: Newport (Wales)

Fortnightly Talks in French, October to April.

Evening meetings, once or twice per month: 'Our events are open to members and the public. There is normally no need to book a place. When capacity is very limited or we have to make special arrangements to gain entry to a site, we will ask you to book in advance and there will be a booking link on the event's web page.'

Usually held early July.

Meetings 'are held at 7.30 pm on the last Wednesday of each month from January to November and on the second Wednesday in December'.

'A programme of guest speakers presenting a wide range of railway related topics is arranged each month from September to June.'

Evening talks, every two months or so.

'Probably the oldest literary club in Wales ... The first dinner and lecture was held at the Westgate Hotel on the 23rd April 1947; we assume that the date was chosen to coincide with Shakespeare’s birthday. The dinners have continued since then and we now meet about six times a year for our dinner/lectures.'

'Meets ... on alternate Wednesdays at 7 pm.'

'The Newport Ship is the most complete surviving example of a European vessel designed to trade along the Atlantic seaboard in the 15th Century ... Our regular open days, talks and events provide an opportunity for you to visit the Ship Centre to find out about the Ship and how our knowledge is progressing. They are free and there is always plenty to interest the whole family.'

'Meetings for members and associates are held ... starting at 7.30 pm for 8 o’clock on the first Monday of the month with the exception of January and May which will be the second Monday.'

A winter talks programme has been organized by the Friends of Tredegar House: monthly, Wednesday afternoons or evenings.

'Events'