A-Z of LECTURES and CATEGORIES

Nearby: Manchester

'Our meetings are held on the third Saturday of every month (except December) at 2.0 pm ... when there is an invited speaker, a talk by one of our members, or workshops and discussions.'

Anglo-Scottish Family History Society
Visits to the Website916
Also indexedManchester & Lancashire Family History Society
Views of 'Full' Record2406

'Stop Monday night feeling like an inescapable black hole! Come along to Didsbury Scibar and get the low down on life, the universe and everything.' Meetings 'every third Monday of the month 6.30 pm'.

British Science Association - Didsbury SciBAr
Visits to the Website1382
Views of 'Full' Record2601

Meetings 'held at ... 6.00 pm on the last Wednesday of every month'.

Café Scientifique - Manchester
Visits to the Website1145
Views of 'Full' Record2326
Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Arts and Languages [Manchester]
Visits to the Website741
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record1393

‘Acts as a focus for Jewish Studies at the University of Manchester and also as the hub for the Northern UK Jewish Studies Partnership. It is home to a number of outstanding academics in the fields of Bible, Dead Sea Scrolls, rabbinic Judaism, Jewish Thought, Holocaust Studies, ancient, medieval and modern Jewish History, Film Studies, Jewish/Non-Jewish Relations, and Israel Studies ... Our activities include research seminars, the Sherman Lectures in Jewish Studies and the Bogdanow Lectures in Holocaust Studies.’

Centre for Jewish Studies, The [Manchester]
Visits to the Website736
Named Lectures & TalksSherman Lectures
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record1462

'Our unique events bring the best-known contemporary novelists and poets to Manchester to discuss and read from their work. Everyone is welcome, and ticket prices include a complimentary glass of wine or soft drink (except Colm Tóibín Public Events).'

Centre for New Writing
Visits to the Website902
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record1201
Christians in Science - Manchester
Visits to the Website799
Also indexedManchester Science and Philosophy Group
Views of 'Full' Record1341

'Branch meetings are held six times a year and take the form of lectures with visiting speakers ...'

Category Manchester
Classical Association - Manchester
Visits to the Website1246
Views of 'Full' Record1476
Computer Conservation Society - Manchester
Visits to the Website792
Also indexedBCS - The Chartered Institute for IT
Views of 'Full' Record1303

'The branch meets between six and eight times a year; its season runs from October to May. Most meetings take place on a Saturday starting at 3.00 pm and last for approximately two hours.'

Category Elgar Society
Elgar Society - North West
Visits to the Website770
Views of 'Full' Record2104

Meetings 'First Saturday of the month 10.00 am until 4.00 pm'.

Embroiderers' Guild - Manchester
Visits to the Website798
Views of 'Full' Record2083

'An award-winning innovation lab for digital culture and annual festival, established in Manchester in 1995. For 21 years FutureEverything has been exploring the meeting point of technology, society and culture which lies at the heart of the digital debate. Through a community network and regular events it makes connections between thinkers, developers, coders, artists, designers, urbanists and policy makers – inspiring them to experiment and to collaborate in new ways.' Festival usually held late March/early April.

FutureEverything
Visits to the Website562
Views of 'Full' Record1383

'We meet ... on the second Wednesday each month.'

Greater Manchester Humanists
Visits to the Website1607
Views of 'Full' Record1271
Historical Association - Manchester (with Liverpool & Chester)
Visits to the Website587
Views of 'Full' Record1166

'We are a leading global centre for the study of humanitarianism and conflict response, global health, international disaster management and peacebuilding ... Bringing together the disciplines of medicine and the humanities to achieve these goals, HCRI aims to facilitate improvements in crisis response on a global scale, while providing a centre of excellence for practitioners in emergencies and conflicts ... HCRI engage with students, researchers, practitioners, government and policy makers through our talks, seminars, workshops and conferences. Our events take place throughout the year and are open to students, staff and the general public from the UK and abroad.'

Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute [Manchester]
Visits to the Website16
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record79

'Imperial War Museum North is an iconic Manchester landmark that offers the perfect setting for your event. The award-winning architecture by Daniel Libeskind creates a unique and inspirational atmosphere.'

Category Military History
Imperial War Museum North
Visits to the Website1127
Views of 'Full' Record1541

'Our Winter Talks are open to everyone whether or not you are an IWA member (but it helps us if you become one!) ... Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month from October to April.'

Inland Waterways Association - Manchester
Visits to the Website863
Views of 'Full' Record1080

'Organises lectures, meetings and conferences for its members in and around the Manchester area, and works locally to promote physics, physics education and public understanding of physics.'

Category Physics
Institute of Physics - Manchester and District
Visits to the Website924
Views of 'Full' Record1892
Institution of Engineering and Technology - Manchester
Visits to the Website843
Views of 'Full' Record1071

'Offers a wide range of lectures etc covering the appropriate industry subjects in the area, together with educational events to increase the awareness of young people to the exciting world of Engineering.' Enquire about attendance.

Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Greater Manchester
Visits to the Website951
Views of 'Full' Record997

Monthly: 'All meetings are on Saturdays at 2.00 pm, except December (1.30 pm).'

Lancashire and Cheshire Numismatic Society, The
Visits to the Website1131
Views of 'Full' Record2204

'Indoor meetings on last Thursday September to May, excluding December.'

Category Railway History
Light Rail Transit Association - Manchester
Visits to the Website792
Views of 'Full' Record1021

'These theological lectures present recent or current research in an accessible way. They are free of charge, and there is no need to book - just turn up!'

Category Christianity
Luther King House
Visits to the Website846
Named Lectures & TalksWhitley Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record1092

'MAES, as our members affectionately know it, organises an annual lecture programme for members. Well-known Egyptologists have always been included in the list of our speakers, but we have always encouraged our own members to provide lectures and talks on their own specialist subjects. Many of our members have gone on to become established lecturers in their own right and now give talks to other Egyptian societies in the UK. Lectures begin at 7.45 pm prompt, but you can come along from 6.30 pm onwards and talk to other members.'

Category Egypt
Manchester Ancient Egypt Society
Visits to the Website712
Views of 'Full' Record1335

''Manchester Art Gallery and The Gallery of Costume are home to the city’s world-class art collection. We hold over 25,000 objects of fine art, decorative art and costume, developed over 200 years and still growing ... We hold regular talks, tours and workshops, designed to enhance your enjoyment of our exhibitions and support your learning journey.' Includes Art Bites and Art History Basics.

Category Art Galleries
Manchester Art Gallery
Visits to the Website985
Also indexedManchester City Council
Views of 'Full' Record1055

'Members meet every Thursday at the Godlee Observatory (except when a public lecture is taking place and during Christmas/New Year week), when slide shows, digital image shows, informal talks and occasional 'workshops' take place. Of course the telescopes are also used, weather permitting. On the third Thursday of the month, from October to March, a free public lecture is held at a venue in the centre of Manchester ... commencing at 7.30 pm. Non-members are most welcome. The prestigious Kopal Lecture is given annually by an astronomer from the University of Manchester's Department of Astronomy or Radio Astronomy in honour of an old friend, the late Emeritus Professor Zdenek Kopal, Manchester's first Professor of Astronomy.'

Manchester Astronomical Society
Visits to the Website695
Named Lectures & TalksKopal Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record2257

‘The MCPHH emphasis on encouraging communities and individuals to engage actively with history builds on the long-established work of the Manchester Centre for Regional History, established in 1998.’

Category Manchester
Manchester Centre for Public History and Heritage
Visits to the Website970
Also indexedManchester Metropolitan University | Manchester Centre for Regional History
Views of 'Full' Record1354

'Our most obvious activity is the meeting we organise once a month (except in high summer) when we have informative and entertaining speakers to talk about nautical matters. A look at our programme for this year and the reports on past speakers will give you some idea of the range of topics we cover ...'

Category Maritime History
Manchester Cruising Association
Visits to the Website922
Views of 'Full' Record1399

''The Society was founded 1884; originally it was aimed at businessmen and concentrated on commercial and political geography. It has organised a lecture series throughout its history ... The Society offers 16 free lectures at Cross Street Chapel in Manchester on Tuesdays in October, November, February and March, starting at 1 pm.'

Manchester Geographical Society
Visits to the Website960
Views of 'Full' Record3035

Monthly meetings, Saturday afternoons or Wednesday evenings.

Manchester Geological Association
Visits to the Website1127
Named Lectures & TalksBroadhurst Lectures
Views of 'Full' Record2411

Have organized several Named Lectures and related events which can be 'open to the public'. Enquire about attendance.

Manchester Grammar School, The
Visits to the Website929
Views of 'Full' Record1682

Manchester Histories is a growing and dynamic charity that works collaboratively with people, organisations, and partners to reveal, share and celebrate Greater Manchester's diverse Histories and Heritage. Manchester Histories works throughout the year delivering projects, training, exhibitions, events, networks and more with communities to recognise, explore and value histories. It also hosts Manchester Histories Festival.’

Category Social History
Manchester Histories Festival
Visits to the Website1071
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester | Manchester Metropolitan University | Manchester City Council
Views of 'Full' Record1339

'Manchester International Festival (MIF) is the world’s first festival of original, new work and special events. Over the past 12 years, more than a million people have experienced MIF projects around the city and beyond – everywhere from theatres and galleries to schools, churches and railway depots. Created by leading international artists, often working in collaboration with local residents, our works have thrilled visitors, impressed critics and inspired people all over Greater Manchester.' Biennial [2019]

Category Arts Festivals
Manchester International Festival
Visits to the Website579
Views of 'Full' Record938
Manchester Jewish Museum
Visits to the Website727
Views of 'Full' Record899

'Meetings are usually held weekly from October to May and there is a programme of lectures by people distinguished in their particular fields of interest. Following the lecture, supper is normally available for members when there is an opportunity to meet fellow members and the lecturer ... Most of the lectures organised by the Lit and Phil are open to the public free of charge (although donations are always welcome). Lectures usually last for one hour. Occasionally seating capacity can be limited so we always advise non-members to check our website, or 'phone the office for the latest information. This also ensures that you are aware of any changes to venues or times.' Various venues in Manchester can be used for meetings.

Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, The
Visits to the Website1501
Named Lectures & TalksCardwell Lecture | Courtauld Lecture | Dalton Lecture | Kilburn Lecture | Manchester Lecture | McCurdy Lecture | Percival Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record4243
Manchester Literature Festival
Visits to the Website1032
Views of 'Full' Record911
Manchester Metropolitan University
Visits to the Website728
Views of 'Full' Record1168

'The Society was founded nearly 130 years ago to provide for the pursuits of those interested in microscopy and natural history. Today it has around 300 members and provides regular meetings where talks are given by amateurs or professionals and members can provide exhibits, exchange gossip, just keep in touch, use the library or buy small goods.'

Manchester Microscopical & Natural History Society
Visits to the Website621
Views of 'Full' Record1085

Wide-ranging programme of lectures and talks, often within the Museum Meets initiative. Talks are usually either in the Museum's Café or its Discovery Centre.

Category Manchester
Manchester Museum, The
Visits to the Website834
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester | Museum Meets
Views of 'Full' Record1375
Manchester Organic Gardeners
Visits to the Website692
Views of 'Full' Record1158

Meetings once per month, Friday evenings: 'Visitors are very welcome'.

Manchester Region Industrial Archaeology Society
Visits to the Website680
Views of 'Full' Record1800

Evening meetings: 'Please arrive around 6.30 pm for a prompt 6.45 pm start - expected to finish around 8.15 pm. Tickets are (£5/£3), and as space is limited, they should be booked online ... or by Emailing'. Also list related events.

Category Salons
Manchester Salon
Visits to the Website932
Named Lectures & TalksFirst Tuesday Current Affairs Forum
Views of 'Full' Record1072

Usually held late October/early November. ALERT 'We are taking a pause in 2019.'

Manchester Science Festival
Visits to the Website1292
Views of 'Full' Record936

'Meetings ... start at 5.45 pm; tea and coffee are available from 5.20 pm. At each meeting an invited speaker will give a talk on a subject of economic or social interest and then there will be questions and discussion ... The talk will subsequently be printed and distributed to members and subscribing libraries. Copies may be purchased by non-members.'

Manchester Statistical Society
Visits to the Website749
Views of 'Full' Record1207

'All meetings ... are held in the nave of the Cathedral, beginning at 7 pm unless otherwise specified ... Everyone is welcome.'

Manchester Theological Society
Visits to the Website716
Views of 'Full' Record1627

Details of 'the MWRC Lecture, an annual major scholarly event in Manchester which includes a paper read by one or more of the Fellows of the Centre'. Enquire about attendance - and to other events which might be open to all.

Category Christianity
Manchester Wesley Research Centre
Visits to the Website1094
Named Lectures & TalksMWRC Annual Lecture
Also indexedNazarene Theological College
Views of 'Full' Record1255

‘One of the most extensive collections of medical artefacts in England ... We take part in events and festivals in the Manchester area. Through our Artefact Talks event series we invite historians, practitioners and artists to present their research around objects in the collection. Everyone is welcome to attend these events.‘

Museum of Medicine and Health [Manchester]
Visits to the Website72
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record128

'In 1979 the College instituted an annual lecture series, the Didsbury Lectures. Each year a series of four lectures is given by a leading scholar or theologian standing within the historic Christian faith.' Enquire about attendance.

Category Christianity
Nazarene Theological College
Visits to the Website1854
Named Lectures & TalksDidsbury Lectures | Drysdale Lecture
Views of 'Full' Record1314

'The museum has a range of events, activities and exhibitions which are suitable for all ages throughout the year.'

Category Social History
People's History Museum
Visits to the Website775
Views of 'Full' Record987

'The Library continues to flourish as a hub of cultural activity by hosting a thriving and active programme of exhibitions and events throughout the year. These are open to members and the public generally ... The Portico Library and Gallery opened in 1806 as a Library and Newsroom and still occupies its original site - 'the most elegant and retired street in town' according to John Dalton. Its mainly 19th century collection is accessed by Members as well as researchers in the UK and abroad.'

Portico Library & Gallery, The
Visits to the Website1414
Views of 'Full' Record994
Railway & Canal Historical Society - North West
Visits to the Website960
Views of 'Full' Record1300

List wide range of 'events open to the public'. A number of these take place - and latest details are found - under the auspices of one of the School's Research Centres - one or two of which are given separate entries in this Directory ... The Law School established in 1872 is one of the oldest and most prestigious in the country. The School is a centre of excellence for the study of law, criminology and bioethics.'

Category Schools of Law
School of Law [Manchester]
Visits to the Website791
Named Lectures & TalksHarry Street Memorial Lecture
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester | Regulation, Security and Justice Research Centre
Views of 'Full' Record1057

'We’ll have a guest speaker over on the second Thursday of each month. This is usually held at 8 pm.'

Category Manchester
Skeptics in the Pub - Greater Manchester
Visits to the Website1083
Views of 'Full' Record973

'South Manchester Camera Club (SMCC) is one of the leading camera clubs in the North West. We have have a varied programme, with a wide range of quality speakers ... The club meets Monday nights at 8.00 pm.'

South Manchester Camera Club
Visits to the Website952
Views of 'Full' Record867

Monthly meetings, usually third Saturday afternoon, 2-4 pm. ALERT You might also reference the Branch’s Website, cited on the Facebook Page.

Category Theosophy
Theosophical Society in England - Manchester
Visits to the Website86
Views of 'Full' Record90
University of Manchester
Visits to the Website1723
Views of 'Full' Record953

'We are the Manchester Group of The Victorian Society, the champion of Victorian and Edwardian buildings and structures in England and Wales.'

Victorian Society - Manchester
Visits to the Website953
Views of 'Full' Record2093

'Meetings are held on the second Monday of the month from September to May.'

Wagner Society Manchester
Visits to the Website911
Views of 'Full' Record2474

'Meetings are usually held on the second Monday of every month - except in August.'

West Didsbury Astronomical Society
Visits to the Website624
Views of 'Full' Record1223

Occasional talks and related events.

Category Art Galleries
Whitworth Art Gallery, The
Visits to the Website1005
Also indexedUniversity of Manchester
Views of 'Full' Record1062

Winter monthly afternoon meetings.

Category Manchester
World Ship Society - Manchester
Visits to the Website565
Views of 'Full' Record1800

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  409. Southwell
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  432. Swaffham
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  435. Swindon
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  437. Taunton
  438. Tavistock
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  495. Worksop
  496. Worthing
  497. Wrexham
  498. Yate
  499. Yeovil
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