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A special free screening of the British Film Institute’s restored version of South, Frank Hurley’s silent film record of the Endurance expedition, with a piano performance by John Sweeney, a specialist in accompanying silent films.

Monday night lecture.

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At a moment when global cooperation is under threat, this exhibition examines the history of internationalism, with particular reference to RGS-IBG’s international role.

An evening for new members, including welcome from the Society’s new Director, Professor Joe Smith.

Stay for supper at the Society after Monday night lectures designated S, and meet other members and their guests. Supper is served at 8.00pm, finishes by 10.00pm, and is £30 per person (two courses, two glasses of wine and coffee).

Please book online, by telephone or booking form by noon the preceding Friday and advise of any dietary requirements. Payment will be taken at the time of booking. Suppers are non-refundable; however they are exchangeable before 11.00am on the preceding Thursday to another supper this term.

An evening for new members, including welcome from the Society’s new Director, Professor Joe Smith.

Stay for supper at the Society after Monday night lectures designated S, and meet other members and their guests. Supper is served at 8.00pm, finishes by 10.00pm, and is £30 per person (two courses, two glasses of wine and coffee).

Please book online, by telephone or booking form by noon the preceding Friday and advise of any dietary requirements. Payment will be taken at the time of booking. Suppers are non-refundable; however they are exchangeable before 11.00am on the preceding Thursday to another supper this term.

Discover how geography has fuelled Simon’s interest in the poetry of place, as he takes us on a journey through the landscapes that have inspired his work.

Simon Armitage will be in conversation with BBC journalist and presenter Martine Croxall.

Stay for supper at the Society after Professor Klaus Dodds' lecture, and meet other members and their guests. Supper is served at 8.00pm, finishes by 10.00pm, and is £30 per person (two courses, two glasses of wine and coffee).

Please book online, by telephone or booking form by noon the preceding Friday and advise of any dietary requirements. Payment will be taken at the time of booking. Suppers are non-refundable.

Brexit! The urban and regional implications workshop

Monday night supper - 10 Feb 19

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

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B Saturday 8 December at 2.30pm
(doors open at 1.45pm)
Children’s lecture
Join us for the Society’s annual Children’s lecture. Geography Ambassadors will provide fun activities on and around our giant mapafter the lecture and tea, coffee and squash will be served.
RGS-IBG members free (up to five tickets each). T 020 7591 3100 E events@rgs.org W www.rgs.org/childrenslecture

Summary

Enjoy a buffet meal with other members and fellows and, if you wish, bring some pictures or other mementos of your travels.

Come and learn how to do stuff!

 Monday 19 February 2.00pm-4.00pm
 Collections event

In its first century the RGS supplied 436 expeditions with instruments in what became a signature activity denoting support. The talk investigates some of the issues involved and how they were overcome to provide new knowledge.

Enjoy your Christmas day lecture a day early this year!

Fab event to test how to avoid booking clashing sessions.

Test Monday night lecture for members plus guest

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The starting point for many innovative field research projects and expeditions. Over 100 field scientists and explorers give lectures, run workshops and exhibits, providing inspiration, contacts and practical advice.

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Test public event - it will be great. And FREE!