Area: Yorkshire (South)

Winter monthly lectures, Wednesday evenings.

'The History Group meets socially ... from September to July on the first and third Mondays of the month 7.00 pm – 9.00 pm. The History Group takes a break during August and meetings begin again on the first Monday in September. Speakers are occasionally invited to present various aspects of local history. Visitors are welcome at the talks, with a charge of £1.50, including refreshments.'

Monthly evening meetings.

'The third Monday of each month meetings start at 7.30 pm to finish around 9.30 pm. We have a wide range of speakers. Visitors are always welcome,come along see what you think, if you like what you see why not join us. Membership £3.00 single, Joint £5.00 per annum.'

'We hold indoor meetings on alternate Wednesdays all year round (except during August) ... The meetings begin at 7 pm and end about 8.50 pm. They consist mainly of illustrated talks by informed speakers, with occasional practical evenings on specific themes of interest to members.'

'We meet ... at 7.30 pm on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.'

'The society meets at 8 pm on Monday evenings ... New Members are always welcome, so come along and visit us. Refreshments are available. Thank you for visiting this site. We would love to see you in person ...'

'Meetings are held on an irregular basis ... All are welcome, and entry is free.'

ALERT At Review: ‘Proposed closure of Trust’.

'The event programme runs each year consisting of eight meetings, held on the third Thursday of the month and starting in October ... Members and non-members alike are welcome at any event ... Attendance at these events is free; however we do ask that you register via the Event Details to allow us to prepare for the expected numbers.'

‘The Abbey organises occasional lectures, events, courses and regular fellowship meetings, discussion and learning.’

'Sheffield branch of the BCSS meet monthly, usually on the second Friday of the month. When it is not possible to meet on the second Friday of the month an alternate date will be noted in our programme of events. All meetings are free to attend and begin at 7.30 pm.'

'We usually meet on the first Monday of each Month. If the first Monday is a bank holiday, we postpone to the following Monday. We usually have a summer break.'

‘The Sheffield branch of the Classical Association, a national body promoting the study of Classics and Ancient History, dates back to 1921, one of the oldest in the country. Until 1990 the branch was an integral part of civic life in Sheffield, closely connected to the former Sheffield University Departments of Ancient History and Classical Archaeology, Latin, and Greek, while remaining a very distinct institution run by and for the people of the city. Since 2010 a restored working committee of the Sheffield Classical Association provides continuity to this historic Sheffield institution with a regular programme of talks, walks and school days on all things ancient and classical!‘

Annual Women in the History of Philosophy Lecture 'Women make up only a minority of philosophers, and an even smaller minority of philosophers in the history of the profession. Indeed, it can be easy to get the impression that women's contributions to philosophy are only a very recent phenomenon. But this is not true. The Sheffield Philosophy Department has decided that it wants to increase awareness of the work of women throughout the history of philosophy, and so is now sponsoring an annual lecture on Women in the History of Philosophy.' Also other events which can be open to the public.

Meet 'the last Wednesday of each month, except December'.

'Meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month ... We try and arrange to have a guest speaker every other meeting.'

Winter Programme 'All the talks will start at 7.30 pm on Thursday evenings ... New members and visitors are welcome.'

'We hold a monthly meeting, which may be a talk by an outside speaker, a workshop run by some of our members to teach us new techniques or a "Stitch and share’"session where we can stitch, chat, share our ideas and help each other. We also hold occasional Saturday workshops which are open to members and non-members.'

Meetings 'at 7.30 pm on the 1st Thursday of the month'.

'We meet every Tuesday at 10 am - 12 noon between September & July with the exception of school holidays.'

'Monthly evening meetings (1st Wednesday of each month, excluding August).'

Annual Lecture held at the University of Sheffield, usually in the first or second weeks of December. Enquire about attendance.

'All meetings will take place on Thursdays at 7.30 pm.'

Forthcoming Events in the HRI.

'Runs a varied programme of talks and visits to excavations and sites of interest, as well as publishing papers in its Transactions. Talks are held between autumn and spring, while most excursions are during the summer.'

Programme of lectures and related events. Enquire about attendance.

Occasional public lectures.

'We meet every week, usually on Thursday evenings ... Occasionally meetings are held on Friday evenings to accommodate the busy schedules of our guest speakers.'

Have organized 'free lunchtime talks every other Thursday so you can find out more about the exhibitions and collections from a whole host of interesting people. You'll be able to meet artists, curators and guest speakers, and quiz them about their specialist subjects' - plus other events from time to time.

'We have an established range of events throughout the year and aim to provide at least two occasions each month for members to socialise and make new friends, as well as support the future of the National Trust. These events (walks, talks, trips, dinners etc.) enable the Association to raise around £3,000 each year to support the work of the National Trust.'

'During the autumn/winter we meet monthly for a series of talks on a variety of interesting topics ... Most of the meetings commence at 2.30 pm, except in October when we have a Pie and Pea Social with a speaker commencing at 6.30 pm. Admission to the afternoon meetings is £3 for Members of Sheffield Association and £4 for non members.'

Usually held throughout October.

'We meet at 8.00 pm on the first Monday of the month ... Members and non-members are most welcome, all we ask is a £2 donation on the door - and for that you get free sandwiches at the interval too.'

'Meets every first and third Wednesday of the month ... at 8 pm ... Open to non-members, who will be assured of a friendly reception.'

'An open event ... Psychologists, therapists and other experts from around the country bring you the latest psychological insights into everyday life ... Everyone welcome, no background in psychology necessary, but A level and undergraduate students are also encouraged.'

Fortnightly meetings, Monday evenings: 'Both Society members and non-members are very welcome to attend our meetings'.

Occasional talks at their Open Meetings: 'All our Meetings are "open" - Non-members are especially welcome ... There is a small admission and refreshment charge.'

'Our indoor meetings are held at 19.30 hrs on the first Thursday of each month.'

'Meetings take place every Thursday, members to meet at 7.45 pm and meetings start at 8.00 sharp (7.30 on competition nights).'

‘Opened in 1836 and now cover 19 acres on a south-west sloping site. The Gardens are listed by English Heritage as a Grade II site of special historic and architectural interest. The Grade 2 Glass Pavilions house a wonderful collection of plants from the temperate areas of the world and provide a wonderful backdrop for the sweeping lawns with their magnificent trees and central Broadwalk ... The restored Gardens attract thousands of visitors annually. They are now established as the outdoor cultural venue for Sheffield. The Theatre, Art and Music in the Gardens events attract a further 30,000 visitors over the season. The Friends have a long established schedule of horticulture and botanical lectures and workshops.’

'Public meetings take place on the first Tuesday of every month, 8pm.' Alert At Review: 'Working on our new website. Sorry for the inconvenience. Our website is currently undergoing scheduled maintenance. Thank you for your understanding.' So pro tem I have referenced their Facebook Page.

'Meetings are held on Tuesdays at 7.30 pm for 8.00 pm from September to May.'

'The South Yorkshire Industrial History Society (formerly the Sheffield Trades Historical Society), was formed in 1933 by people from local industries and the University of Sheffield who saw that much of the area's industrial heritage was disappearing. The Society is thought to be the world's oldest local industrial history and preservation society and has had some notable achievements ... The Society owns four properties: Wortley Top Forge, a 17th Century Iron Forge, acknowledged to be the oldest surviving heavy iron forge in the World, has been restored by volunteers .. The Society holds evening lectures during the winter and has a programme of events and visits through the summer.'

Meets monthly, Wednesday evenings.

Monthly evening meetings.

'Meets on the evening of the last Thursday of each month.'

Series of Discover Wentworth Lectures plus related events.

Monthly evening meetings, often Thursdays at 7.30 pm.