Occasional meetings, Saturday afternoons.

‘Founded in 1991, The Alexander Thomson Society works to promote and safegaurd the works of the Scottish architect Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson.‘

'The Centre promotes American studies by sponsoring seminars, colloquia, conferences, films and theatrical events ... In recent years the Centre has featured seminars and public lectures by British and American scholars ...' Includes an Annual Lecture for which: 'All welcome but registration required'.

'We have an extensive range of talks and tours at the Burrell, including our ongoing programmes of Curator's Favourites and Themed Tours.' Alert 'From 23 October 2016 the museum will temporarily close until 2020 as the refurbishment of the category A-listed building and redisplay of its world-famous collection takes place.'

Meet 'first Monday of the month, 7 pm'.

Fortnightly evening meetings: 'Non-members and guests will be very welcome at all meetings.'

'Pre-show talks take place at the theatre one hour before the performance, making them the perfect way to gain a deeper understanding of what you are about to see. These events are free but ticketed, and places are limited to 50.'

'Except under special circumstances, the Society has meetings on the second Friday of every month from September to May, inclusive ... Meetings commence at 7.30 pm and are usually timed to finish around 9.30 pm. They generally take the form of a presentation by a speaker, expert on their subject. They take place immediately after the formal introductions or business and are usually accompanied by illustrations in the form of slides, film, video, or powerpoint. There is usually time for questions at the end but informality is encouraged ... Meetings, apart from the AGM in May, are open to non-members and visitors are made most welcome.'

'As in previous years, this series of public lectures will bring practitioners, commentators, academics and politicians to Glasgow to discuss a wide-ranging set of issues ... that address the role of the citizen.'

'Researchers at the University of Strathclyde are committed to sharing what we do with the public and seek opportunities to involve adults and children in different aspects of our work. We seek to inspire the next generation and those returning to learning to study with us or become a researcher. There are also opportunities for you to participate in a wide range of research projects.'

Meet approximately every two months, Sunday afternoons.