Nearby: Cardiff

Talks in French every two weeks, October to March.

'Meetings start at 7.30 pm on the third Wednesday in the month (January excepted) unless otherwise indicated.'

‘Formed in 1960 to promote, by lectures, field visits and, where possible, field work, an interest in the remains and history of past cultures and in the practices, techniques and disciplines of archaeology. The Society is self-governing and non-proft making.‘

‘Cardiff Castle is one of Wales’ leading heritage attractions and a site of international significance. Located at the heart of the capital, within beautiful parklands, the Castle’s walls and fairytale towers conceal 2,000 years of history.‘

‘The Group aims to encourage local atheists, agnostics, freethinkers etc to “come out” as Humanists, and join the group, and/or Humanists UK and become part of a world wide movment ... Meet ups are informal in nature and take the form of a social gathering or on occasion a presentation followed by discussion of a topical issue. Guest speakers are invited occasionally.‘

'We run a high profile and popular Public Lecture Series which includes an Annual Lecture and the annual Ewan Davies Memorial lecture.'

'With students from over 125 different countries and partnerships with institutions from London to Singapore, UWIC is a globally-renowned university. It conducts world-leading research in all of its schools, with world-leading academic staff at the forefront. From the latest developments in asthma prevention to government support for entrepreneurs, exciting progress is being made. UWIC’s Professorial and Inaugural Lecture Series brings this research to a public forum and welcomes all to attend.'

Winter evening talks for members - roughly one per month.

Monthly winter indoor evening meetings.

'Meetings are held on Tuesday evenings at 7.30 pm ... The programme is varied and includes displays of stamps, postcards and postal history from all areas of collecting, by members and visitors, as well as visits to and from other Philatelic Societies.'

'On the third Tuesday of each month, join us ... to listen as speakers introduce insights and invite us to address key problems. Afterwards, why not continue the debate in our online forum ?'

'Regular lectures, study groups and workshops covering all aspects of Theosophy. The study group meets regularly and is intended to provide a basic introduction to Theosophy. A collection is taken to cover cost of materials/refreshments. No previous knowledge of Theosophy is assumed and newcomers are welcome.'

'A roundup of all forthcoming events.'

Annual Public Lecture: 'Visitors will be granted special access to the library for the lecture; there will be a drinks reception in the e-lounge next to the Reading Room from 4.15 pm'.

'The public lecture series is organised to aid the MA/Diploma students in "Islam in Contemporary Britain" in their studies, but to also allow a chance for academics and students from other schools, and the general public, to attend and gain a better understanding on the various and dynamic aspects related to the study of Islam in the UK.'

Occasional talks.

Occasional talks organized by the Friends of Forest Farm.

'All meetings will be held on Thursdays at 5.15.'

'We host regular public lectures covering current research in musicology, ethnomusicology, composition and performance. Talks are given by guest lecturers  from the UK and abroad, as well as by School of Music staff.'

Occasional talks.

Organize one or two evening meetings per month during the winter: 'Our meetings are always full and we are fortunate to be visited by many different and fascinating speakers discussing a wide variety of topics ... Llanishen Local History Society continues to grow and we always welcome new faces. Why not come along to one of our meetings?'

'We hold regular meetings during the autumn and winter months and arrange coach trips from February to October. A variety of speakers are arranged to stimulate and entertain us and we follow the talks with refreshments. This gives us an opportunity to meet old friends and to make new ones.'

Monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings.

'Interesting talks by experts and demonstrations of various techniques by our own members, There is also the opportunity for your work to be entered into our appraisals in which a guest speaker will give constructive recommendations as to how the picture could be improved with certificates awarded for the best work. (Members names are not disclosed during an appraisal).'

'We meet on the third Tuesday of the month (except August and December) ... Our speakers talk on a range of subjects of interest and relevance to the Society.'

'Unless otherwise indicated, lectures are generally held on the third Thursday of each month during the "Winter" months.' Enquire about attendance.

'The group carries out a range of activities, including monthly meetings at which guest speakers give illustrated talks covering the local area and to the far corners of many countries.'

Have organized 'an exciting new public lecture series featuring premier climate scientists and policy makers ... '.

Details of public lectures and related events.

'The lectures are held on Thursday evenings, running from October to June ... Refreshments are available from 19.00 in the foyer. The talks commence at 19.30. The lectures are free and no booking is required. All are welcome – including senior school pupils interested in a career in healthcare.'

'Our lectures are the third Monday of every month ... We'll have a guest speaker, questions, and a relaxing evening with food, drink and socialising!'

'All lectures are held at 2 pm ... on the second Thursday of each month except for July, August and December.'

Occasional talks.

'Indoor meetings will be ... at 7.30 pm on Thursday evenings. These meetings will be held jointly with the University's natural history society: WildSoc ... Non-members are welcome to come to any of our meetings.'