What's on

B Monday 24 September 2.30pm - 4.00pm Be Inspired afternoon talk

Alastair Macdonald talks about his time with the Directorate of Overseas Surveys when during the 1950s and 60s many Commonwealth countries were mapped at 1:50000. He describes some of the techniques and experiences involved in the pre-GPS age.
 

Annie goes on a hunt for a Southern Train to get her to work on time.

B Tuesday 4 December at 7.30pm
(Kensington Gore doors open at 7.00pm)
Christmas quiz
Come one and all to test your general and geographical knowledge at a festive quiz organised by the Younger Members’ Committee. Prizes for the best dressed in festive attire! Maximum of five per team; all over 18s welcome.
£16, RGS-IBG members £13, includes a cold buffet. T 020 7591 3100 W www.rgs.org/christmasquiz

Monday night lecture.

Key members of the BBC team behind the landmark series take us behind the scenes of Planet Earth II.

Monday night supper - 10 Feb 19

Annual Conference is going to be huge!

Amazing event

Hugh Thomson takes his mule Jethro along the coast-to-coast route from the Lake District to the Yorkshire Moors for what he calls ‘a South American adventure in England.’ 

Test 4 jan 2020
Test 3 January 2019
7.00pm-10.00pm
(doors open at 6.00pm)
Planet Earth II revealed
Mike Gunton and Fredi Devas
Key members of the BBC team behind the landmark series take us behind the scenes of Planet Earth II to discover worlds of