Nearby: Tower Hamlets

Have held occasional lectures and talks open to the public.

'The events programme hosts a diverse range of artists, curators and writers and comprises exhibition related talks and film screenings; Interim, a programme of major one off live events and performances taking place in the main gallery between exhibitions; and 21st Century, a monthly programme of live events, film screenings, talks and research projects taking place concurrent to the gallery programme in our adjunct studio space.'

'We meet on the first Wednesday evening of each month excluding January ... starting at 5.30 pm for 6 pm and ending at 8 pm.'

Seminars and related events which might be open to all: enquire about attendance. Alert The Centre arose in 2004 as a collaboration between the Queen Mary School of English and Drama and Dr Williams's Library. Its area of work continues under the auspices of The Queen Mary Centre for Religion and Literature in English.

Monthly meetings, Thursday evenings.

Occasional talks and related events. ALERT ‘We are now closed for redevelopment until Spring 2020’

The Howard League Parmoor Lecture: 'The event is free to attend, but you are invited to make a donation to cover the charity's costs. Please give generously.' Occasional other public lectures and talks.

'The group covers the London and Thameside area and meets near Mile End station every other month.'

'The Nicolai Rubinstein Lecture in the History of Political Thought and Intellectual History is an annual memorial lecture held in honour of the distinguished Renaissance scholar and former Queen Mary colleague, Nicolai Rubinstein. Having fled Nazi persecution in the 1930s, Rubinstein was appointed to a lectureship at Westfield College, University of London (later merged with Queen Mary) in 1945, and retired as Professor in 1978. He was the leading authority on the government of Florence under the Medici, and a renowned expert in the art, architecture and political thought of Renaissance Italy. This lecture series, inaugurated in 2007, celebrates his contribution to intellectual history.'

'Events at Queen Mary, University of London'.

'Our series of talks are organised jointly with the British Society for the History of Pharmacy. Admission is free and all are welcome ... Please contact us to put your name on the guest list.'

'The SPAB holds a number of annual events including a series of evening lectures held every autumn.'

Evening talks and other events. Usually small charge.

'The Young Foundation runs dozens of events each year - from our regular lunchtime seminars ... to large international conferences. Past events have featured senior politicians, renowned academics and leading campaigners.'