A-Z of LECTURES and CATEGORIES
Nearby: Reading
'Meetings are held on the first Monday of the month, unless otherwise stated, at 7.45 pm.'
'Meetings are usually held on the last Tuesday of the month between September and May at several venues around Reading.'
'The Society offers activities from regular lectures and outings to opportunities for fieldwork and excavation.'
'This branch meets on the last Thursday evening of the month.'
Winter programme of talks on the third Monday evening of the month from September to May.
'Indoor meetings are held during the winter season ... on Wednesday evenings. These are usually illustrated lectures by visiting speakers drawn from the UK's best-known ornithologists.'
'Meetings are held on the third Saturday of every month ... from 7.00 pm until 10.30 pm.'
'Formed in early 2019, we organise monthly talks for anyone interested in military history over the last 200 years from Nelson’s times to the present day.'
Events 'take place on selected Monday evenings throughout the year and start at 7.30 pm ... There is no entry fee and all are welcome'.
'We are a gardening club of around 600 members in Caversham, Reading, Berkshire. Our aims are to enjoy gardening and to help and encourage others to do so too ... Members enjoy a programme of talks and slide shows with free refreshments'.
Occasional talks.
Meetings 'last Wed 1.30 pm' (plus occasional other times).
Annual Lecture, started 'on the occasion of Tony Watkins's retirement in 2003, to mark his great role in the shaping of children's literature studies, and his founding role in making Reading an international leader in this field through founding and running the MA in Children's Literature (the first accredited MA in this field in the UK), and the Graduate Centre for International Research in Childhood (CIRCL)' The Centre organizes other events which are 'open to all'.
'Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month between January and November. Door open at 7.15 pm. The meeting starts at 7.45 pm.'
Friends of the Harris Garden 'benefit from free access to the garden at any time, guided walks, lectures, visits and other activities, both social and educational'.
Occasional lectures. Enquire about attendance.
Occasional lectures. Enquire about attendance.
Monthly meetings, Friday evenings.
'Meet ... on the fourth Thursday of the month at 7.30 pm.'
'Whether you'd like to know more about life at MERL and issues concerning the heritage sector, get a greater insight into some of the MERL archive collections, or hear leading University academics talk about diverse subjects relating to the history of agriculture and the countryside, you are welcome to come along and learn something new at MERL this term ... Admission to all talks and seminars is free and open to all, but we request that you let us know if you are planning to attend in advance by email ...'
Evening meetings are on the fourth Tuesday of most months ... commencing at 7.30 pm ... From October to June there are also meetings on the second Tuesday afternoon of each month.'
Monthly meetings, Thursday evenings.
'Meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from 7.30 pm - 10.00 pm ... The evenings are varied, with illustrated talks by both guest speakers and club members, other short talks and displays by members, guest dealer evenings, and quarterly auctions for our members.'
'Meetings take place on the first and third Tuesday of each month (between October & March) ... from 19.45.'
Organize 'a fortnightly meeting (on the first and third Friday of each month, excluding August)'.
Friends of Reading Abbey 'Meetings are held twice yearly in Reading, on Friday evenings or Saturday afternoons, when lectures are given by specialists on the life of the Abbey and on the most recent developments.'
'The main focus of the society is the monthly meetings. Speakers are invited from a wide range of backgrounds to give astronomical talks. Professionals and fellow amateurs speak on a variety of subjects. The society has two sections, a main section and an astrobasics section. You are welcome to attend either or both meetings.'
'Our club nights bring not only a chance to chat but on a regular basis we invite guest speakers to show their pictures of some of trips they have taken around the world. These are not just holiday snaps but inspirational pictures that would tempt your taste buds to go out that weekend and experiment and believe me these are not to be missed.'
'Meetings are held twelve times a year on the first Monday of each month and many subjects of numismatic interest are covered with talks by prominent experts, dealers and members of our own society. These cover every aspect of coins, tokens and medals and their history. In addition, members have every chance to compare notes on their coins or just buy, sell or chat about them over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.'
'Meetings are held ... on alternate Wednesday evenings and commence at 7.30 pm ... Members are invited to bring specimen plants and other items of interest to show to fellow members for identification, advice or because they are unusual or exciting specimens. The main part of the evening takes the form of a talk by an expert on some topic of gardening or horticultural interest, followed by the opportunity to ask questions. We continue to be successful in attracting a succession of high quality speakers.'
'We are a friendly and enthusiastic group for amateurs, professionals and all those interested in Earth sciences, to discover more about the earth, its rocks, minerals and fossils. We have monthly meetings offering lectures by experts and friendly discussion.'
Lunchtime talks plus occasional other talks and lectures: 'Free, drop in.'
'We run a series of monthly indoor meetings ... on the second Tuesday of the month between September and June each year.'
'The School of Law hosts a research seminar series, where invited speakers present works-in-progress ... Our series is open to both members of the University and the wider community.' Enquire about attendance.
Monthly meetings, Thursday evenings.
'We usually run a full programme of lectures from September to April.'
'New members and visitors are always welcome at our meetings, which are generally held on the 3rd Thursday of the month ... at 7.45 for 8.00 pm.'
'Egyptologists, and other speakers with specialist knowledge, are invited to give illustrated lectures at Society meetings, during which members are encouraged to socialise over light refreshment ... Society meetings are on Saturdays between 1.30 pm and 4.30 pm.' The Programme Lectures are normally headed 'Public Lecture'.
'Meetings are held ... at 8 pm on the second Monday of the month.'
Public Lecture Series 'A showcase of just some of the research topics that are carried out at the University. The lectures are given by researchers eminent in their field but in a manner that is easily understood by all. They offer a unique opportunity to learn something of the research, teaching and people that make the University a world-class institute. Lectures start at 8pm and last for approximately 45 minutes followed by questions from the audience. Lectures are free to attend and members of the public are very welcome. Guests are advised to arrive from 7.15 pm as places are limited.'
Monthly evening meetings.
Meet last Thursday evening of the month.
'We hold weekly meetings at 8.00 pm every Wednesday between September and June.'
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