Nearby: King’s Lynn

'We hold monthly talks given by local speakers or arrange outside visits to places of interest; not all of these are depicting local history but they are always well attended.'

'As in previous years we have arranged a varied programme, in both subject matter and format and I am sure you will find something of interest. Just to remind you the requirement to complete any course work is optional - just come along and enjoy the lectures!'

Meetings 'last Wednesday evening of each month - 1930 hrs'.

'Organise a number of events throughout the year including exciting and informative talks by experts on diverse subjects.'

'Meetings of the Society are held twice monthly, on a Monday evening. Talks/events and observations are scheduled for alternate meetings..'

'The King's Lynn Literature Festivals are held during a single weekend in March (Fiction) and September (Poetry) each year. Our guiding principle, initiated by King's Lynn's finest, Tony Ellis and co-founder, the late George MacBeth, is to present some of the best contemporary writers of chapter and verse in a friendly and informal setting.' Held Mid March (Fiction).

'The King's Lynn Literature Festivals are held during a single weekend in March (Fiction) and September (Poetry) each year. Our guiding principle, initiated by King's Lynn's finest, Tony Ellis and co-founder, the late George MacBeth, is to present some of the best contemporary writers of chapter and verse in a friendly and informal setting.' Held Late September (Poetry).

'We meet at 7.30 pm on most Mondays (except Bank Holidays and in July & August) ... Our programme comprises a mixture of talks, competitions, inter-club events and practical sessions ... We welcome new members and visitors.'

'We aim to organize a diverse range of talks; some covering the more unusual forms of wildlife, some relating to our local region and others involving distant, remote or exotic locations. Monthly talks are arranged from September to April and occasionally in May ... Talks are open to all members of NWT and to non-members for a small fee.'

'The club organises a series of lectures on archaeology topics which focus on West Norfolk although we do invite lecturers from further afield when the topic is relevant to our area. We meet once a month on the third Tuesday, with some exceptions over the Christmas period.'