Monthly meetings, Tuesday evenings. 'Most BCS Birmingham branch meetings are free to attend, and open to BCS members and non-members alike (exceptions are noted in the event details).'

Have organized a Lunchtime Seminar Series: 'All are welcome and there is no charge. However, it would be helpful if those intending to attend could contact ... via email ... so appropriate catering arrangements can be made'.

'Normal meetings of the Club are held on the first Thursday of each month except in July and August ... The meeting starts at 7.30 pm for a drink, informal socializing, and when possible a chance for those interested to practise their Greek with a Greek speaker. The main event of the evening, typically an illustrated talk on some topic relevant to modern or ancient Greece or Cyprus, begins around 8 pm. Meetings finish by 10 pm.'

'Illustrated talks are given at monthly intervals during the winter season (September to April) on a variety of subjects.'

Meets 'third Tuesday of every month (except December) at 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm start. Birmingham Branch is the largest Branch of the BCSS in terms of numbers of members and has an active programme of events throughout the year'.

Organize the annual John Terraine Lecture plus a range of other events - including many open to Friends of the Centre.

'The Centre runs a Masters degree in West Midlands History, an annual conference, day schools and other public events. It provides support for projects and works with heritage professionals and independent scholars in the wider community. The Friends of the Centre for West Midlands History is a recent initiative.'

'Guild Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month, except in August at 7.00 for 7.30 pm ... At monthly meetings we share projects we've been working on and enjoy talks and workshops, both led by members and by guest speakers. We also have a programme of longer day workshops ... Guests are very welcome to come along to meetings to meet members and see if you like what we do.'

Annual Lecture: 'Free but please contact us in advance'.

'A programme of public lectures organised by the Lapworth Museum of Geology. Lectures take place from 5–6 pm on alternate Mondays, spring and autumn terms in The Palaeontology Lab (G21), Earth Science. All are welcome and there is no admission charge.'

Wide range of public lectures offered.

'Tea, Talk and Telescope is a series of public lectures organised by the University of Birmingham Astronomical Society and the School of Physics and Astronomy. These lectures are aimed at members of the general public and are free to all ... The lectures generally take place on a Thursday evening and are followed by night sky observing with a combination of telescopes focusing on the Astronomical society's historic Grubb telescope (dating from 1872) - of course this is weather dependent and if we are beaten by the weather then you can guarantee that there will be time for tea and discussion after the talks.'

'Hosts short seminars at Birmingham University to share current research by TSRC and others at the University of Birmingham. All the seminars will be 12.00 - 1.30 pm ... Registration is not required - please just come along.'

'Lectures on campus'.