Meet fortnightly, Friday evenings, at 7.30 pm.

'The group meets once a month from September to May to enjoy interesting talks and chat with like-minded people.

'We hold monthly public meetings through the winter on topical themes, organise guided walks and outings, publish a quarterly newsletter, booklets, and postcards, and represent your views on development and planning matters.'

'Talks are held every month from September to April ... Talks start at 7.30 pm until 9.30 pm.'

'Meetings are held on the third Monday of each month ... starting at 8 pm.'

'Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month ... Each regular meeting includes a display of plants arranged by one of our members, which is a great opportunity to admire some well-grown plants and learn a little about them. In addition all members are encouraged to bring plants of interest to any meeting for display or for sale.'

‘Bromley House LIbrary (also sometimes known as Nottingham Subscription Library) is a private library in the centre of Nottingham. The library has around 1200 members and a stock of around 40000 books, including a good selection of materials of interest to local historians, many topographical works, and a wide selection of 19th and early 20th century novels. The library adds some 700 new fiction and non fiction books each year.’

Evening lecture programme.

'The society was formed in 1964 by a group of both professional and amateur enthusiasts, who recognised the need for such a group in this area of great geological interest. This mix of people from all backgrounds has remained a feature of the society to this day, and gives it a friendly relaxed atmosphere which appeals to newcomers.'

Monthly evening meetings.

Occasional lectures. Enquire about attendance.

'The Society mounts a regular programme of talks and outings. The talks ... will take place on the second Wednesday in the month.'

'Meetings include talks on a wide range of topics, some related to the National Trust, others on local history, travel or wildlife; in fact, on any subject of interest to members ... To join you must be a member of the National Trust.'

'We meet on the first Thursday of each month (except August) ... Doors open at 7.30 pm with the meeting starting at 8.00 pm ... Most meetings include an illustrated talk by a guest speaker and admission is free to interested members of the public.'

Amongst other events which members of the public might be able to attend, the Centre hosts seven Public Lecture Series. Arrangements vary: check details.

Activities 'include the production of a range of publications on Nottingham and its historic buildings and areas, a lecture programme, visits to places of local interest and those further afield and the sponsorship of restoration and enhancement projects'.

Programme of 'Talks & Lectures': 'At over 3,000 square metres, Nottingham Contemporary is one of the largest contemporary art centres in the UK. It has four galleries - lit by 132 skylights – a performance and film Space, a Learning room, The Study, The Shop and Café.Bar. Contemporary. The building appears larger on the inside than outside, since much of its north end is sunk into the sandstone cliff that runs the length of the city centre. At the same time it is a remarkably open building: large windows offer direct views from the street into the galleries, shop, café and offices.'

'We support the Charter of the National Secular Society and meet regularly to discuss secular issues; listen to guest speakers; organize campaigns; have debates and the occasional social evening.'

Distinguished Lectures 'Delivered by an exceptional range of expert guest speakers, the series covers many exciting subjects and tackles topical and sensitive issues face-on. The lectures are thought-provoking, raise debate and inform. Our successful programme attracts large audiences from across the region ... All lectures are free and open to all ... The University runs many other events throughout the year, some of which are for specific audiences and others which are open to members of the public'.

'The Members' Evenings are held ... on the third Wednesday of every month ... The doors open at 7.00 pm with a chance to browse the Bookstall. The meetings begin at 7.15 pm with the notices and the guest speaker is introduced at 7.30 pm prompt.'

Meetings are usually on Friday evenings, commencing at 7.15 pm and finishing at about 9.00 pm.

'On the first Friday of each month from September to April, meetings are held in Beeston ... Visitors are always welcome. The Group also organises a outdoor programme of walks and visits.'

Usually meets Tuesday evenings, fortnightly.

'Between the months of September and April we hold indoor meetings ... These are held on the first Wednesday of the month. There is a small charge made for those who attend these meetings to pay for room hire and the professional speakers who entertain us after brief group business has been dealt with. Meetings start at 7.30 pm and usually end at around 9.30 pm. Tea and coffee are available.'

'We usually meet on the first Tuesday of the month ... and the talks usually start at 7.30 pm.'

'Our programme normally includes nine lectures a year on a diverse range of arts-related subjects.'

Monthly meetings, Saturday afternoons.

'Events'.

'A varied programme of illustrated talks by guest speakers takes place on the 3rd Wednesday of the month starting at 7.30pm.'