Area: Perth Kinross

Programme of talks in the Library's events series. (Address/Map Reference is main Library; events can be held in different libraries throughout the Authority.)

'The meetings which are held throughout the winter months ... and commence at 7.30 pm.'

'The Friends support the work of the museum and its staff to preserve the 285 year legacy of The Black Watch Regiment and its Regimental home at Balhousie Castle. The Friends are an important part of advancing the educational programme of the museum, the conservation of the collections and the acquisition of artifacts and archive material, which are essential to maintaining the future of this unique museum. The Friends are also invited to attend lectures and special events, and receive newsletters to keep them informed of what has been happening, as well as special exhibitions and what’s new in the museum.'

Meetings '2nd Sat 2 pm, Sept - May'.

Friends of Innerpeffray Library (FOIL) - Lecture Programme for the Year. Monthly talks, Wednesday evenings.

'The group meets on a monthly basis, with the exception of December and January. The meetings are held at 7.15 pm on a Wednesday evening.' Alert Website not accessible at Review; replaced Link with one to the British Fuchsia Society who still have the Society listed in their 'Affiliated Societies - Scotland'.

Winter monthly talks: 'Please note the varied days and times. All are welcome to attend the talks which are free to members and £5 for non-members'.

Festival usually held late May.

'New members are welcome to join us for our ... session which runs from October to March. We meet most Wednesdays at 7.30 pm ... We look forward to seeing you then.'

'... Over the decades the Society increased opportunities for members with more specific interests and there are now, within the Parent Body, four Sections - an Archaeological and Historical Section, a Botanical Section, an Ornithological Section and Perthshire Photographic Society ... Talks are held fortnightly on Fridays by the Parent Body and monthly on Wednesdays by the Sections from October to March they cover all aspects of natural history including new issues of conservation, global warming and land use and management.'

'The Section has some 60+ members and, during the winter, holds monthly talks ... Members of the public interested in any talks in the Winter programme are welcome to attend. Talks begin at 7.30 pm.'

'During the winter months, in addition to the Society's fortnightly open meetings, the Botanical Section organizes six talks on different aspects of plant life or natural history. The evening meetings are very popular and we finish the evening over a cup of tea or coffee with a chance to chat to the speaker and other members.'

'In the lecture series, we try to provide a mix of professionals speaking about their special subject, and amateurs who have a particular interest or who have travelled and studied a foreign avian population.'

Monthly meetings, Tuesday evenings.

Monthly meetings, Tuesday evenings.

'Lectures take place ... generally on the second Monday of every month except July and August. The Morning Lecture commences promptly at 11 am and the Afternoon Lecture at 2 pm ... Guests are welcome to attend twice during the year at the cost of £5.00 a time. The Chairman must be advised in advance at least 3 days before the lecture.'

'Features an inspiring mix of star authors, talks, events, workshops and film, all celebrating history, landscape, nature and people, with a strong focus on Scotland.' Held Mid February.