Occasional talks.

Have offered gallery talks, evening lectures, including those organized by the Friends of the Lakeland Arts Trust.

'Regular monthly lectures in the Exhibition Room on the last Tuesday of each month cover the history and heritage of Dunfermline. Included in the cost of these lectures is a complimentary cup of coffee in the Abbot House café.' Alert 'The heritage centre closed in August 2015 after attempts, by Abbot House Heritage Centre Trust, to find alternative funding for the centre failed. In March 2016 it was announced that the Carnegie Dunfermline Trust had taken over ownership of Abbot House, and that they intend to re-open the building to the public ...' [Wikipedia 12 September 2017]

Winter monthly lecture programme: 'Lectures will be held at 7.30 pm'.

'Here is the full programme of Society Meetings. There is also a general Events Diary of interest to NE Scotland family historians.'

Monthly meetings, Saturday afternoons.

Bi-monthly meetings, Saturday afternoons.

Occasional meetings, Saturday afternoons.

Occasional Saturday afternoon meetings.

'Our new series of Lunchtime talks take place every Wednesday with free admission. End times are approximate ... Booking is essential for some talks ...'

'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.'

'Our meetings are held every second Tuesday of each month starting at 8.00 pm ... Members [and those visiting our website] are encouraged to take every opportunity to interest fellow ferroequinologists in our society.'

Usually meet fortnightly, Monday evenings: 'The meetings begin at 7.30 pm prompt unless otherwise stated ... All are welcome to come along for a couple of evenings to try us out before becoming a member ... Above all, we are a friendly, helpful club, open to both novice and experienced alike.'

Monthly lectures, Wednesday evenings.

Monthly evening meetings.

'Our meetings are held on alternate Thursdays ... Meetings start at 8 pm and finish at around 10.00 pm.'

Offers the annual Jean Shanks Lecture - plus other public events from time to time.

London Lectures Monthly evening lectures - plus other lectures which might be open to all.

'We meet on a monthly basis at 7.30 pm. We are a small friendly group of all standards of Astronomy learning and welcome new members who would like to learn about Astronomy, be it the Moon Stars or deep space objects.'

Meets '3rd Monday of each month (except when a BH, then on following Tuesday)'.

'We put on series of events from all aspects of the cultural perspective – from literature to film, fashion to theatre, art to music. We also have an educational remit, and have been the venue for intense political debate.'

'The African Studies Centre organises a lively programme of seminars, workshops and international conferences.'

Programme of talks in the Library's events series.

'Meetings are held at 8 pm ... in January, March, May, September and November. A trip is normally organised for the summer months. New members and visitors are very welcome.' Alert Society does not now seem to maintain a Website; cf Facebook Page.

Programme of lectures. Alert Other venues might be used - especially during 2017: 'To celebrate the bicentenary of Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson‘s birth a programme of events and activities have been planned to take place throughout 2017.'

Alert 'At a meeting of the London Group on 17th November 2016, following much discussion it was regrettably decided in the light of current circumstances to formally dissolve the Group.'

'The AHT aims to promote public awareness of the meaning and value of spiritual experience. It offers subscribers regular newsletters and invitations to lectures and seminars. Members may make use of the Library at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David ... The AHT supports and encourages discussion and the forming of local groups. It considers it important to talk about and share the reality of, and engage in the serious study of, spiritual experiences.' Alert This Entry originally had the Title 'Alister Hardy Society for the Study of Spiritual Experience'.

'The South East Wales group was founded in December 2010. It is an informal gathering, drawing from each others' experience, knowledge and expertise. We meet in the convener's home four times a year in the afternoons. We hope we are able to fulfill and extend our own knowledge, and share our discoveries with the Society at large through the medium of De Numine.' Alert Entry formerly under the Title 'Alister Hardy Society for the Study of Spiritual Experience - South-East Wales'.

'A membership organisation, based in the UK and registered as an official Charity. Its members are drawn from across the globe. The Society was founded in 1977 by the late John White and others, with the object of promoting the education of the public in the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the life and work of the French composer and pianist Charles Valentin Alkan (1813-1888). The Society supports regular recitals of Alkan’s music, produces publications (including our regular Bulletins) as well as providing the definitive source of information on Alkan’s life and works.'

'The College hosts many lectures and seminars, including those by lecturers appointed by the University and associated with All Souls ... These lectures are open to the public and information about the lectures is posted as soon as it is available ... The College also supports seminars, lectures and workshops sponsored by Fellows for members of the University. They are not open to members of the public unless the lecture or seminar notice explicitly indicates that "All are welcome", or permission to attend has been obtained from the Fellow giving the course or seminar.'

Talks in French, approximately every three weeks, from October to May.

'We offer a programme of 10 monthly meetings from September to June. A majority of events are illustrated talks delivered in French by French speakers, the speakers being organised through the Alliance Francaise to whom we are affiliated.'

Talks in French every two weeks, October to June.

Meet 'on Monday evenings (generally every two weeks but there are exceptions so please check the dates carefully!) ... Talks start at 7.30 pm and last an hour, but please note that the first meeting starts at 7 pm to allow time for a chat and a glass of wine before the talk'.

Meet '3rd Friday of the month 7.15 pm to 9 pm'.

Occasional evening talks. Alert This Branch no longer seems to be in existence.

Fortnightly Talks in French, October to March. Alert Does not seem to have met recently.

Monthly Talks in French, October to April. Alert This Branch no longer seems to maintain a Web Site - though at Review it seemed that they might be developing a Facebook presence ...

Monthly Talks in French, October to May.

Alert The Alloway and Southern Ayrshire Family History Society closed on 31 March 2015 and their website is no longer available.

'Meetings are held on the last Wednesday of the month from September - May each year ... Meetings are free to members and visitors are requested to pay £2 ... Free refreshments are provided at the end of each meeting and all who attend are warmly welcomed and invited to stay for tea /coffee /biscuits and a chat.'

Monthly lectures, Tuesday evenings.

Winter monthly lectures, Wednesday evenings.