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Nearby: City of Edinburgh

Includes 'a series of new public art commissions and over 45 major exhibitions at galleries, museums and artist-run spaces'. Usually held each year in August.

Category Art Galleries
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'We meet monthly, usually on the first Friday of the month at 8 pm, and are always happy to see new faces at our meetings.'

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'All meetings, unless otherwise stated, are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 6.30 pm ... Refreshments are available from 6.00 pm. All meetings are free of charge and no reservation is required, except where indicated otherwise below. Non members are welcome to all meetings.'

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'BSS is unique in being the only British botanical society with a keen interest in both flowering and non-flowering plants (e.g. ferns, mosses, algae and fungi). There is also an active alpine section, while conservation of our flora has high priority in our interests. These wide interests are covered in the winter Lecture Programme. Lectures are held mainly in Edinburgh, and occasionally in Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness and St. Andrews.'

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Meetings: 'Generally the 2nd Monday of every month'.

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CRAG campaigns for better public transport, especially rail and light rail development, in the Edinburgh area. In particular, we have been campaigning for the development of an integrated and sustainable transport strategy for the Edinburgh travel to work area ... We hold a series of Events during the winter months with guest speakers. A compilation listing of other railway and environment meetings being held in Edinburgh is also available on the Events page.’

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Wide range of events, some of which might be open to the public, including the CLS Annual Lecture. Enquire about attendance.

Category Law & Society
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Named Lectures & TalksMacCormick Lectures
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Also indexedUniversity of Edinburgh
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Named Lectures & TalksBlackwell Lecture
Visits to the Website865
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Also indexedUniversity of Edinburgh

'The Centre hosts a wide range of public lectures and special events ... The Centre hosts a regular series of Open Research Seminars during the semesters. These are open to students and staff across the University and to the public. Do come and join us.'

Category Canada
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Also indexedUniversity of Edinburgh

'Acts as a conduit for information on events and activities relating to China. The pages in this section highlight various occasions and performances organised by or promoted by the Institute.' Usually free of charge; need to book.

Category China
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Also indexedUniversity of Edinburgh
Navigate Website>>> News & Events
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'The Society organises a lecture programme, including tea or coffee, from October until May: attending these lectures is possibly the best way of finding out more about the Society, and meeting with like-minded people.'

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Usually monthly meetings, Thursday evenings: 'Guests and visitors are welcome to meetings and to the annual dinner, and (depending on places available) to the May outing.' Note the Annual John Murray Archive Lecture, held jointly with the National Library of Scotland.

Navigate Website>>> Programmes
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Named Lectures & TalksJohn Murray Archive Lecture
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Navigate Website>>> Events >>> Edinburgh Book Fringe ...
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Also indexedWord Power Books

'We run lots of events ranging from book signings to book group meetings and from literary speed-dating to book swaps ... Some events are free and for others there is a small charge.'

Category Bookshops
Navigate Website>>> Events
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Navigate Website>>> What's On
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'Lectures are held on a Tuesday ... Afternoon lectures start at 14.30 and evening lectures at 19.00 ... Edinburgh Decorative and Fine Arts Society is the largest of NADFAS’ more than 300 affiliated societies, with 850 members in its two sessions, afternoon and evening. The capacity of the lecture theatre at the Queen Mother Conference Centre at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh sets the limit on our membership – it has been full! We have waiting lists for both sessions, and, if you wish to apply to join EDFAS, you will have to join the waiting list. Those transferring from active membership in another NADFAS affiliated society will normally receive preference in moving from the waiting list. While on the waiting list for EDFAS membership, you may still attend up to two lectures a year as a guest, and engage in our Church Recording and Heritage Volunteering activities ...'

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'Our varied programme of illustrated lectures runs from October to Easter. Speakers and topics are carefully chosen to provide interest for both the amateur and professional geologist. These meetings also provide an informal opportunity to chat to other members, and to gain advice from local experts on visiting geological localities. Each year, a celebrity lecture is given by a geologist of international repute, who is invited jointly by the Society and the Geological Society of Glasgow. At the annual Fellows' Night, members can give accounts of their own geological interests, specimens or travels. Lectures are usually on Wednesday evenings at 7.30 pm ... These meetings are open to the public, there is no charge, and visitors are most welcome.'

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Navigate Website>>> Events >>> Edinburgh Radical Independent Book Fair ...
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Also indexedThe Alternative Book Festival
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Named Lectures & TalksDonald Dewar Memorial Lecture
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‘The Edinburgh TV Festival is one of the most prestigious media events in the UK. We bring together all parts of the television and digital world to celebrate the creativity, diversity and inspirational talent in our field, and to debate the major issues facing us as an industry. The Festival draws around 2000 delegates from the major networks and production companies internationally.‘

Category The Media
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'Founded in 1888 with the purpose of bringing British culture to the Jewish immigrant population of Edinburgh. In the 117 years since then it has broadened its aims and become a discussion forum for a wide variety of topics covering every area of culture and history with a Jewish connection.'

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'The Edinburgh Lectures were launched in 1992 as part of a programme of events celebrating the UK’s Presidency of the European Union which culminated in the European Summit held in Edinburgh in December that year.'

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Also indexedTalking Cities
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'We meet on alternate Tuesdays; the Hall is open from 7.00 pm and the meeting begins at 7.30 pm.'

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'We love printmaking and know you will too, you don’t have to be an artist to get involved, so join us, there’s lots for visitors in our programme, you can come and see our latest exhibition or take a course in printmaking, you can come to an art lecture or artist talk or simply visit our gallery shop for an unparalleled choice of original fine art prints and artist multiples.'

Category Arts & Crafts
Navigate Website>>> Talks, Lectures and Events
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'The Annual Dinner of the Club is held in March each year at which the President delivers a toast to the memory of Sir Walter. Among other meetings there is a Joint Lecture with the University of Edinburgh English Dept. From time to time members also enjoy the privilege of a visit to Abbotsford ... Membership shall be open to any individual or organisation.'

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'Winter season indoor events ... Meetings start at 7.30 pm.'

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Also indexedRoyal Zoological Society of Scotland

'The meetings normally run from 2 pm to 5 pm on Saturday or Sunday.'

Category Elgar Society
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Meet '1st Tuesday of each month @ 7.15 pm, coffee available from 6.30 pm'.

Navigate Website>>> Find a Branch >>> Edinburgh
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'The Society runs various events throughout the year, here at home in the UK and overseas. They range through illustrated talks, lectures, visits to heraldic locations and various other events and activities ... Ordinary Membership is open to all people interested in matters falling within the main aims and objects of the Society.'
Category Heraldry
Navigate Website>>> The Programme
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Named Lectures & TalksSaint Andrew Lecture
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'The Institut français exists to promote French language and culture in Scotland, by providing French courses and organising events (film screenings, talks, exhibitions, concerts, etc.).'
Category France
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Also indexedFrench Institute in Scotland

Just Festival 'celebrates that peace is not just an absence of conflict; it is a presence . It is not a fixed goal to be acheived and forgotten about; it is a complex and continuous process carried on by individuals, communities and nations. We explore how faith acts as a catalyst and sometimes a barrier for this process ...' Held During August.

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'Over the year there are more than 30 different lectures to choose from. These lectures offer a rare opportunity to listen to some of Scotland’s foremost experts ... A tour of the Castle with coffee and cakes is included in the price, with the opportunity to meet the lecturer and visit parts of the building not usually open to the public. The lectures themselves last two to two and a half hours ... Our workshops and lectures are hugely popular. Pre-booking and advance payment (where applicable) are essential ...'
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Also indexedEdinburgh Museums & Galleries
'We meet at 7.30 pm on the third Tuesday in the month from September to May except in December when the meeting normally takes place on the second Tuesday of the month.'
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'We are an independent general bookshop in Edinburgh – left leaning and politically engaged, we are a shelter for bibliophiles, an oasis for curious minds and a platform for open discourse.'

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'In November the annual Muriel Spark Society Lecture is given at the National Library of Scotland. These lectures always sell out weeks before the event because it is open to the public but Spark Society members have priority booking. Speakers are always prestigious writers or academics and have included Martin Stannard, Alan Taylor, Denise Mina and Toby Litt.' Also: 'The committee organises a varied programme of events, including talks by eminent speakers, and an annual lunch in January or February to commemorate Dame Muriel's birthday.'
Navigate Website>>> News
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Regular lunchtime talks and related events. (Can search Events Calendar by Type 'Adults' and Strand 'Lectures & Talks'.)
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Regular talks, usually mid-week early evenings. Most events free of charge, but should book in advance.
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Named Lectures & TalksDonald Dewar Lectures | John Murray Lecture
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'Winter and spring meetings ... usually involve an illustrated talk on a wide range of topics related to National Trust for Scotland interests. Non-members are welcome to the lectures for a donation of £2 per person.'
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'Each year The Old Edinburgh Club organises a programme of activities for members. Lectures are given by guest speakers each month from October to March (the Winter Programme). They cover a wide variety of topics relating to Edinburgh's history and development ... Lectures are free to members and open to non-members paying a small fee (currently £2.00).'
Navigate Website>>> Activities >>> ... Winter Programme
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'Our public sessions raise and debate issues of common concern to policy researchers, policy makers, professionals and practitioners as well as the general public, and are usually led by one or more guest speakers. Registration is usually free, but must be made in advance.' However, the Network seems no longer to exist, as such.

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Also indexedUniversity of Edinburgh
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Fortnightly Winter Lecture Meetings normally held in Edinburgh. Additional Meetings occasionally also in Glasgow or elsewhere in Scotland.
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'Come and find out more about Scotland’s architecture, archaeology and industry in our series of monthly lunchtime lectures. Open to all, these lectures are presented by experts in their field on a wide range of subjects. Held in the RCAHMS Conference Room, the lectures start at 1 pm and last for up to 1 hour including time for questions ... All talks are free of charge but must be booked in advance.'
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Winter Talks 'Talks will run on Monday evenings from 7.30 pm - 8.30 pm, in the Royal Observatory Edinburgh Lecture Theatre. Booking is not required for the talks, and tickets can be bought on the door. Season tickets will be available from the start of the programme.'
Category Astronomy
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Named Lectures & TalksCrawford Lecture Series
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Also indexedInstitute for Astronomy [Edinburgh] | UK Astronomy Technology Centre
'To complement the ongoing programme of exhibitions, the Royal Scottish Academy and Friends of the RSA Organisation host a number of exciting events which are open to the public. From gallery talks and evening lectures by artists and art specialists to evenings of poetry and music in the galleries - there is something for everyone! Please note that some events are only available to RSA Friends Members.'
Category Art Galleries
Navigate Website>>> Exhibitions >>> RSA Events ...
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Navigate Website>>> Edinburgh
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'Our meeting programme is based on lectures given by expert and often distinguished speakers. The lectures cover a wide range of scientific and technical topics.'
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'We organise a varied programme of public lectures and discussion fora which aim to enhance the knowledge and understanding of participants. These events are free to attend. We also organise conferences which facilitate wider input and discussion on specific topics. These conferences are more relevant to participants directly involved in the topic being considered and there is normally a cost to attend.'
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'We have a monthly programe of indoor meetings running from September to April alternating between a Tuesday and Wednesday evening.'
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Also indexedRoyal Society for the Protection of Birds
Distinguished Lectures 'A series of distinguished lectures which aims to present excellent speakers describing intriguing topics in an engaging style. The talks address a broad audience. All members of Informatics are encouraged to attend, and members of the university and the general public are welcome.'
Category Computer Science
Navigate Website>>> Distinguished Lectures
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Also indexedUniversity of Edinburgh
Wide range of lectures: enquire about attendance.
Category Schools of Law
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Also indexedUniversity of Edinburgh
Navigate Website>>> Home >>> Calendar
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Navigate Website>>> What's On >>> Local Branch Events
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'Meetings are held every second Tuesday from September to April at 7.00 pm ... The first half hour (FHH) is when newer members are encouraged to display and then at 7.30 pm an invited guest, or other society, will normally present the main display / talk for the evening.'
Navigate Website>>> Programme
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'Each year since its formation the Scottish Railway Preservation Society has held a series of winter meetings ... The meetings cover diverse topics, from historical reviews of Scotland's railway heritage and studies of the contemporary railway scene, to examining practices abroad. The broad range of topics are bound to appeal no matter what anyone's individual interest, and are highly recommended to anybody in the area ... Admission to all meetings is free and is open to all, whether members or non-members. A collection is made to help defray room hire costs.'
Category Railway History
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Navigate Website>>> About Us >>> Local Groups
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'Coming along to a Skeptics in the Pub social is free though on the nights of guest speakers we appreciate a donation of £3.00 to cover speaker expenses.' Usually third Thursday in the month, 7.30 pm.

Category Skepticism
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Also indexedEdinburgh Skeptics

‘Our members range from experienced growers and showers to complete beginners. We have our meetings ... on the last Sunday of the month in October, November and January through to May.  Our meetings consist of a varied programme - from fuchsia specialists to slide shows, any gardening related topics, discussions and hands on workshops from our own experienced members.’

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Occasional talks and related events.
Navigate Website>>> Museum and Library
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Also indexedRoyal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
'The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year.'
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  394. Sheffield
  395. Sherborne
  396. Shetland Islands
  397. Shrewsbury
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  399. Skipton
  400. Solihull
  401. South Ayrshire
  402. South Lanarkshire
  403. South Shields
  404. Southampton
  405. Southend-on-Sea
  406. Southport
  407. Southwark
  408. Southwell
  409. Spalding
  410. St Albans
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  456. Wadebridge
  457. Wakefield
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  460. Walsall
  461. Waltham Forest
  462. Walton-on-Thames
  463. Wandsworth
  464. Warrington
  465. Warwick
  466. Watford
  467. Wellingborough
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  469. Welwyn Garden City
  470. West Bridgford
  471. West Bromwich
  472. West Lothian
  473. Westminster
  474. Weston-Super-Mare
  475. Weymouth
  476. Whitchurch
  477. Whitehaven
  478. Wick (Highland)
  479. Wigan
  480. Wigston
  481. Wilmslow
  482. Wimborne Minster
  483. Winchester
  484. Windermere
  485. Windsor
  486. Wisbech
  487. Witney
  488. Woking
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  490. Woodbridge
  491. Worcester
  492. Workington
  493. Worksop
  494. Worthing
  495. Wrexham
  496. Yate
  497. Yeovil
  498. York (City)
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