• Selby Abbey – 07

    Selby Abbey The Crescent, Selby, United Kingdom

    Saturday 14th March. 11am Meet in the small café within Selby Abbey, The Crescent, Selby, YO8 4PU before exploring the Abbey. The organiser of this visit is Christina Stipetic who will give a guided tour to anyone wishing it, but you are welcome to explore on your own if you prefer. It is intended to go for lunch in the Arches Coffee Lounge on the first floor of Wetherells Department store, 13-15 The Crescent, Selby, YO8 4PD.

  • Choral Concert – Edinburgh – 11

    Usher Hall, Lothian Road, Edinburgh

    Sunday 15th March 2026, 3pm  Meet in the entrance of  Usher Hall, Lothian Road, Edinburgh EH1 2EA. Poulenc’s Gloria and Bruckner Mass. Join us for the afternoon concert of dynamic, dramatic and uplifting music - a choral programme of Bruckner’s Mass in D minor and Poulenc’s Gloria by Edinburgh Royal Choral Union with Brussels Choral Society. Tickets £17 - £42 (10 % discount if you show your Messiah ticket or programme at the box office).

  • Anglo-Saxon Museum – 09

    Ad Gefrin Redpath's Yard, Wooler

    Monday 16th March. 2pm Meet in the car park at Ad Gefrin in Wooler, Redpath’s Yard, N71 6NJ. This is a Museum of Anglo-Saxon Northumberland. There are displays and a shop and a café.

  • Zoom – Coffee + Chat – 10

    Your own home , United Kingdom

    Thursday 19th March. 11am Meet online with other Welsh members to chat about anything of mutual interest. These Zooms will only take place if two or more local members ask for the log on. Please contact the organiser by 12th March to be included on the

  • Colin Reed Memorial Walk – Oxford – 02

    Christchurch Meadow St Aldates, Oxford, United Kingdom

    Thursday 19th March. 2pm Meet at the gate to Christchurch Meadow, in St Aldates, Oxford for the annual ‘Colin Reed Memorial Walk’. Not too long and the aim is to end up at the Quod Restaurant, 92 – 94 High Street, Oxford, OX1 4BJ at about 3pm for a delicious cream tea. If the weather is bad, please go directly to the Quod. As usual there will be a group that meets early at the Four Candles Pub for a meal beforehand. All are welcome to join us there at 12noon.

  • Chester Cathedral – 08

    Chester Cathedral St Werburgh's Street, Chester

    Saturday 21st March. 11am Meet in Cafe 1092 at Chester Cathedral, St Werburgh Street, CH1 2DY to explore this historic former monastery church. Building started in the 13th Century and changed after the Dissolution of Henry VIII, in the 16th Century.

  • Chirk Castle – Wrexham – 10

    Chirk Castle Castle Drive, Wrexham

    Saturday 28th March. 12noon Meet in the castle courtyard café of Chirk Castle, Castle Drive, Wrexham, LL14 5AF for a coffee or early lunch before exploring the castle and grounds

  • Powder Monkey Brewery – Gosport – 02

    Powder Monkey Brewery Piddy's Hard, Heritage Way, Gosport

    Saturday 28th March. 1pm Meet at the entrance to The Powder Monkey Brewery, Priddy’s Hard, Heritage Way, Gosport, PO12 4FL, for a guided tour of the craft brewery. In the historic naval gunpowder store, well over 2,000 pints are brewed each week. Booking for the tour is essential, at hello@powdermonkeybrewing.com. Booking will open in January 2026, but numbers will be limited – it is not an exclusive event. It should be possible to have a light lunch prior to the tour, at the Tap House, opposite the brewery. There are no bus services to the area.

  • Zoom – Virtual Coffee Morning – 05

    Your own home , United Kingdom

    Saturday 21st March. 11.30am. Join us online for a Virtual Coffee morning. Suggested subject for discussion, ‘The most unusual meal I have eaten! Or the most unusual place I have had a meal’

  • Zoom Roman History Group – 09

    Your own home , United Kingdom

    Tuesday 9th April. 2pm Join us for a Roman History of Northumberland and Newcastle discussion

  • Modern One – Edinburgh – 11

    Modern One 73/75 Bedford Road, Edinburgh

    Wednesday 15th April 11.am  Modern One, 73 & 75 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR. Two Simultaneous Exhibitions. Louise Bourgeois, Helen Chadwick and Robert Mapplethorpe.   Experience impactful new displays by Louise Bourgeois, Helen Chadwick, and Robert Mapplethorpe, each offering distinctive and diverse approaches to the ideas of self-expression, identity, and the complexity of our inner life. Visitors will encounter Louise Bourgeois’s three-metre-high Spider, innovative light boxes and a playful sculptural installation by Helen Chadwick and striking self-portraits by Robert Mapplethorpe. (Free admission) Surrealism :  Picturing the Strange. You will encounter bizarre creatures and weird machines, eerie landscapes and liminal spaces. These uncanny compositions juxtapose the familiar with the peculiar, subverting reality and exploring the potential of the mind. (Free admission).