Nearby: Aberdeen City

Monthly meetings, Saturday afternoons.

'Through our collections, buildings, exhibitions and events we strive to make a positive impact on the lives of everyone who lives, works, studies and visits our city. Our colletions are recognised by UNESCO and the Scottish Government as nationally and internationally important.'

'Meets monthly (second Tuesday of the month) from September to May ... AAS also meets once a month (fourth Tuesday of the month throughout the year) at Bettridge Centre, Newtonhill, where we hold informal observing evenings. If you want to try out a few telescopes or learn how to get the most out of your model, then these are the evenings for you. AAS members are also on hand to point out features of the night sky. If the skies are cloudy then we retreat inside the Centre for astronomical discussions!'

'Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held in the Royal Northern & University Club ... at 7.30 for 8 pm ... Members are reminded that a dress code is enforced at the club. Gentlemen are to wear a shirt and jacket. The club’s private bar is not open to us although drinks can be purchased in the Mirror Room.'

'Meetings are free to attend and open to all. They are held on Tuesdays 4-5 pm ... Refreshments are available from 3.30 pm.'

'Our members are a lively mix of professionals and amateurs, with a shared enthusiasm for all things geological.  We aim to attract members of all ages and disciplines.  Our aim is to enjoy geology, sharing knowledge and experience, whatever your starting point. We run a winter lecture programme.'

'Meetings are held on Thursday evenings at 7.30 pm, twice monthly, from September to April.'

'The Society has currently 85 members. Its annual programme runs from October, usually with a Greek Evening in the form of a party. After a show of short films on Greece, Greek food and drinks are provided for members and the evening concludes with Greek music and dance. Subsequent meetings, usually in Room 10 New King's, University of Aberdeen, take the form of illustrated lectures. They are held at approximately monthly intervals and are followed by refreshments ...'

'We meet every Thursday evening from early September to the end of April at 7.30 pm when we have a varied program of events.'

Monthly evening meetings.

'Our community cafe science programmes represent one of the biggest initiatives of its type in the UK. With several topics and speakers featuring each month, there is sure to be something to interest everyone. What's more, most events are free (though some require booking). All are pitched at a very accessible level and give ample time for audience questions and discussion.'

'Indoor Meets take place from September to March and usually take the form of a slide presentation. All members, and guests, are welcome to come along. Indoor meets are an ideal event to meet Club members if you are interested in finding out more about the Club or other Club events.'

'The Friends of the Cruickshank Botanic Garden were established in 1982 to provide a forum for those "interested in the well-being of the Garden". The Friends provide support for the Garden in kind, through volunteering and acting as advocates for the Garden, and financially, by the purchase of equipment and plants They also fund summer student placements and the Friends Horticulture Bursary. A wide range of events is organised for members during the year including a series of evening lectures in the winter months, plants sales, excursions, garden walks and workshops.'

Winter lecture programme, Tuesdays at 7.30 - 9.00 pm.

Meetings '1st Sat of the month at 2.30 pm.' ALERT Formerly the ‘Aberdeen South’ Branch.

Occasional lectures. Enquire about attendance. Various venues in and around Aberdeen can be used.

'Hosts a number of events for members of the public, the farming and agriculture industry, policy makers, food manufacturers, marketers, land managers and and land users.' Enquire about attendance.

'Evening lectures are held in Aberdeenshire Cricket Club while afternoon lectures are held in the Maritime Museum.'

'NEMT is an umbrella body representing the environmental interests of Mountaineers and Hill-walkers. By being part of NEMT you can ... Enjoy our Winter Lectures ... Admission - £4-00 [members & concessions £2-00]. Non Members Welcome.'

'The Institute Presents a Wide variety of Public Events, Lectures and Conferences ... Events on Thursdays are open to all, for the remaining events please contact the respective co-ordinators ... '

'Find all the latest information here about events happening across the University.'

'In 1824 four men called a public meeting to form a Horticultural Society of Aberdeen and some 40 years later its work was recognised when it was given the right to use the word “Royal” in its title. Throughout its years it has remained a voluntary organisation whose aim has been to “advance knowledge and encourage the practice of horticulture in the community”. It does this by: Providing lectures and demonstrations; Organising and staging two flower shows per year; Organising monthly workshops on a variety of subjects for the newer gardener ... It has a programme of winter meetings with speakers on a wide range of topics and in Summer there are outings to gardens of interest and Gardening Scotland.'

Monthly meetings, Monday evenings.

'Indoor meetings usually take place on the second Tuesday of each month.'

Winter/Spring evening meetings programme.

Monthly meetings, Tuesday evenings.

Meetings usually every two weeks, Thursday evenings.

Monthly evening lectures, September - June.

'Events'.

'Music, film, science, food and nutrition, exhibitions, Gaelic, debate, readings ...'