Nearby: Canterbury

'We usually meet on the second Friday of the month, at 7.30 pm.'

Bimonthly evening meetings: 'To register for any event, or for any further information, please email us ... Our meetings are open to non-members.'

'Meetings are held every third Wednesday of the month ... The hall is open from 7.30 pm.'

‘Events’

Held Late October - Early November.

'Arrange a series of winter lectures by invited speakers on historical and archaeological subjects ... Meetings will generally be held ... starting at 6 pm on a Saturday.'

Programme of 'open meetings, talks and events arranged for members'.

'At most meetings we normally invite an outside speaker to give a talk and this is always followed by energetic discussion. We have a break in the middle for refreshments. We also regularly hold meetings where members share their own reflections and interests ... Our regular monthly meeting is held on the 3rd Sunday of the month from 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm.'

'We meet every Wednesday evening, from early September until mid May.'

Monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings.

'All indoor meetings are held ... on the second Tuesday of the month, September to May, starting at 8.00 pm.'

Occasional talks and lectures plus wide range of other events.

'A philosophy discussion group meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of every month from 7.30 to 9.30 pm ... We cover a large range of topics. If you have an idea for a topic that you would like us to cover why not drop us a line? ... There's no charge for membership and everyone is welcome to drop in. Just bring your brain and some beer money!' ALERT The Stoa has been running continually for over twelve years now and we have decided to take a bit of a break to develop some new ideas. Consequently, our June session will be the last this year [2018]. Don't worry, it's not the end of the Stoa. We will be back again in the new year. Thanks for all the support of regulars and all our speakers. See you all in 2019.'

'Meetings are held on the 2nd & 4th Friday in the month from September to April, thereafter 2nd Friday in the month, May to August. Doors open 7.15 pm, meetings commence 7.45 pm.'

'Talks are open to the public and are free to HA members, associate members and students; others are asked for a small contribution towards expenses. Where appropriate, all events are followed by an informal social gathering to which all who attend are warmly invited.'

'Unless specified, meetings are held on the second Friday of the month. Our June meeting is an outdoor meeting at a place of local historical interest. There is no meeting in January.'

'During the winter, the Association meets at approximately monthly intervals for a programme of talks of wide and varied interest ... Meetings take place ... at 2.30 pm on the first Wednesday in the month.'

'Meetings held on 2nd Wednesday of the month ... The hall is open at 7.30 pm for tea/coffee and biscuits followed by our meeting at 8 pm.'

'Started in 1973 as the Canterbury Decorative and Fine Arts Society to provide those who live in and around Canterbury with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge of the arts. The name changed in 2018 to match the National rebranding. We provide a programme of illustrated lectures, visits to museums, galleries and country houses supported by an annual study day and trips in the UK and abroad.'

'We meet ... on the third Monday evening of each month, except August and December ... Coffee and Registration in the foyer from 6.30 pm until 7.15 pm when notices and information are given in the lecture hall before the hour long lecture, which starts at 7.30 pm and is followed by questions and discussion.'

'We meet on the fourth Thursday of each month (except for July, August and December). Coffee is served from 10.20 am and is followed by the lecture that finishes at mid-day. Each year we have one evening lecture at which dinner is served.'

'Kent's popular Open Lecture series covers a range of topics; from comedy to politics, science to the arts. Lectures are free, open to all and no booking is needed.'

'The Medal Lecture is a public lecture held within the University of Kent and the lecturer is expected to emphasize public understanding in his/her presentation ... The Wain Medal is awarded to a young scientist doing research in biochemistry.' Lecture usually held in late Autumn.

'We offer a programme of speakers to cater for a wide range of interest - from the home front to the battlefield, from the conduct of armies to the personal experience of individuals. We aim to create a friendly, lively atmosphere where people with common interests in The Great War can share experience and information, as well as benefiting from high quality speakers.'

'We meet at 8 pm on the first and third Friday of each month from September to May ... We look forward to welcoming you!'

Meets 'on the 1st Friday of each month, at 7.30 pm'.