Monthly adult talk series at Leeds City Museum with a guest speaker and a different theme each time, part of the Leeds400 anniversary programme.
The Sociable History Club returns to Leeds City Museum on Friday 4 December, as part of the museum's monthly talks series for adults. Each session is built around a guest speaker and a different theme, so the subject changes every time the club meets. It's a regular fixture in the museum's calendar, with the next session following on Friday 5 March.
The club sits within Leeds400, the city's celebration of 400 years since Leeds received its first Royal Charter from King Charles I on 13 July 1626. That charter marked the beginning of the city's journey towards self-governance and city status, and the anniversary programme runs throughout the year. As part of that, Leeds Museums and Galleries puts on talks, special events and exhibitions alongside the club.
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Because the club is a monthly series, it's less a one-off and more a recurring thing you can drop into whenever a particular theme catches your eye. The guest speaker and the topic change with every session, so if you're not into one, there's usually another coming along shortly after. The 4 December date is the next one in the run, with the following session on 5 March.
