'We meet on the first or second Friday of each month.'

Occasional lectures, under various auspices, including the Mary Wollstonecraft Annual Lecture. Enquire about attendance.

'The East Riding Archaeological Society holds monthly lectures from September to April ... Topics vary from items of local interest to those of national importance.'

'All meetings take place ... on the third Thursday of each month.'

Monthly meetings normally held Monday evenings, plus an Annual General Meeting.

Winter 'A series of monthly lectures. Five are on a Thursday evening usually at the Geography Department of the University of Hull. The March meeting includes the Annual General meeting. One is on a Saturday afternoon and is special public lecture and is often held in the Ferens Art Gallery, in Hull. Every other year one of the winter meetings is a "Members' Evening" where members give talks or exhibit specimens.'

'The Society ... carries on the traditions of its forefathers by means of a Winter lecture programme on sixteen Tuesday evenings. This embraces a wide variety of subjects: literature, art, philosophy and science to entertain and educate people of diverse interests, from all walks of life.'

'During the winter months we usually organise a few indoor meetings where members can exchange ideas and listen to short presentations ... We usually only arrange the venue for these meetings a week in advance so keep checking for updates and last minute changes.'

Occasional public lectures, usually associated with one or another of its specialist Research Centres.

'As a registered Charity we are dedicated to educating members of the public on matters relating to natural history and conservation. We organise monthly indoor meetings, freely open to the public, covering the spectrum of wildlife and conservation interest.'

'Explore Our University Culture ... University of Hull: Where creativity lives and breathe.'

Public Lectures.