Nearby: Abingdon

Monthly evening meetings.

Meets 'at 8 pm on the second Monday of each month from September to June (inclusive)'.

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

The Abingdon Museum Friends organisation 'supports the Museum through fundraising and voluntary work. They meet monthly during autumn and winter for a variety of talks and social gatherings. In the summer months there are day trips to other museums and places of interest both locally and further afield'. The Friends can meet in the Parish Centre which is alongside the Church of St Helen nearby.

Winter monthly programme, Tuesday evenings: 'Meetings ... start at 7.30 pm, unless stated otherwise.'

Monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings: 'We welcome new members, and non-members are welcome at our events. There is a £2 admission charge for visitors at indoor meetings ...'

'Branch meets are ... on the fourth Tuesday of each month.'

Occasional events organized by The Friends of Dorchester Abbey including the annual Dorchester Lecture.

Monthly evening meetings.

'We arrange eight evening meetings each year with talks by guest speakers or members ... Meetings take place ... starting at 7.45 pm. Everyone is welcome but there is a charge of £2 for non-members.'

'Throughout the year, mostly books runs many events - ranging from children's fun days, to meet-the-author talks and signings.'

'Our talks take place ... in afternoons, in most months through the winter. They enable us to keep in touch with one another and entertain, stimulate - even educate us, while the National Trust's properties are closed.'

'We meet ... on the last Tuesday of the month (except December) at 7.30 for 7.45 pm. We must be the only stamp society which meets in a post office!' Alert Website for the Society not accessible; Programme of future lectures for the Society on the Thames Valley & District Philatelic Society Website.

Monthly meetings, Monday evenings.

'Sutton Courtenay is a picturesque village in Oxfordshire (formerly in Berkshire) with a long and varied history ... The Society holds several meetings a year with guest speakers on subjects of interest to local and neighbouring districts' residents as well as undertaking research into the history of the village and occasionally organising visits to places of interest in the surrounding area ... All meetings are free for members. Non-members are welcome to attend all meetings, subject to the payment of a small charge.'