Nearby: Plymouth

Monthly meetings, Tuesday evenings.

Occasional lectures organized by the Ford Park Cemetery Trust.

All meetings start at 7.00 pm, days vary: 'This is a joint programme in collaboration with the History Department at the University of Plymouth.'

'Meetings are held at 7.30 pm ... on the first, second and fourth Tuesdays in the month, except for near holidays and in summer.'

Monthly meetings, Thursday evenings. ALERT Latest programme found at Review was for 2016.

'Winter lectures are held on Monday evenings at 7.00 pm.'

'Society meetings are held on the second Friday of each month and are free for members. Visitors are very welcome (£2).'

Organize a variety of events, including: Lectures and talks 'Fortnightly on Tuesday afternoons and some Thursday evenings. These cover a wide range of subjects, some being of local interest. Occasionally the Thursday lectures are preceded by a meal.'; The pleasure of books 'An informal gathering of members who enjoy books, talking about books and listening to talks on books. We share those we have enjoyed and sometimes follow a theme.'; Discussions 'Wednesday afternoons, monthly. A wide range of relevant subjects are discussed. Controversial politics and religion are avoided.' Arrangements vary: check details - but: 'All members are free to attend any or all activities ... Non-members may attend Tuesday afternoon & Thursday evening lectures, £2.'

Main series of weekly lunchtime talks plus special events from time to time: 'Unless stated, all talks begin at 1.10 pm and last for up to 45 minutes ... All our talks require a ticket.' ALERT 'Please note that Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery’s building is closed so development work for the "The Box"can take place ... Will open as the flagship building for the Mayflower 400 commemorations in spring 2020.'

Established 2007: ‘Our aim is to participate in, influence and shape where possible the built and natural environment in Plymouth in terms of urban design, planning, architecture, heritage, open spaces, infrastructure and connectivity ... General meetings are held every quarter ... Meetings are FREE to attend and open to all (members and non-members alike) who are interested in civic and related matters ... There is usually a short talk given by a visitor on a matter of civic or related interest’.

Occasional meetings: Events Programme can include gatherings of Plymouth Skeptics in the Pub, as well as of some related organizations.

'Meetings held on the second Wednesday of the month feature guest speakers covering a wide range of topics, often postcard–related, and regular displays of members’ collections.' ALERT At Review, Website originally cited here was not accessible. There is a Facebook Page; but no recent Postings therein. However, the Club was still listed on the Website of the Postcard Traders' Association, so I have referenced this, pro tem.

'Regular meetings include talks from members, lectures in conjunction with Plymouth University with whom we work in close partnership, a Reading Group and the Plymouth Proprietary Library Writers Group. We are also actively involved with Heritage Day and Local Study Days. Our main purpose is to promote literature in the Plymouth area and occasional trips to other places of interest such as the Bodleian Library are also encouraged.'

Meets 'on the second Tuesday of each month commencing at 7.30 pm'.

'We meet every Tuesday 8 pm - 10 pm from September through to March ... The club always welcomes newcomers whether experienced photographers or complete beginners. There is a varied and interesting programme of talks, workshops and competitions. You would be welcome to come along as our guest to see if we are the club for you ...'

' We meet at noon on the second Saturday of alternative months commencing in January ... They run from Noon until approximately 3 pm. All members are very welcome to come along.'

Evening meetings, once or twice per month.

'The Arts Institute (formerly Peninsula Arts) is the wide-ranging public arts programme of the University of Plymouth which plays a pivotal role in building culture and art in the city and South West region, supporting established, new and emerging artists from around the world. The programme includes exhibitions, dance, films, music, performance and talks.'

'University Events Calendar'