The London Philosophy Club is a place for people who enjoy discussing all things intellectual - a place to dig deep and discuss ideas that matter. Each time we meet a topic will be set beforehand and a possible speaker who is an expert in the field will discuss the topic, followed by group debate. No background in Philosophy is necessary. You will get to know other philosophy lovers, curious souls, open-minded individuals who love wisdom and the exploration of ideas - in a non-academic relaxed …

London Tarot Discussion is a group for Tarot readers to meet and discuss various aspects of reading for others, from ethics and how to deal with the difficult topics in a responsible manner to different reading styles and aspirations. If you give Tarot readings, whether for friends or clients, please come and share your thoughts and experiences with others. Tarot is also a wonderful tool for personal self development and some meetings will be for …

If you enjoy challenging and interesting discussions then this is the meet up for you.  We are a community of people that want to change the world for the better. So we gather every month to discuss the issues of the world and share ideas about possible solutions. We want to engage with the government, non-profit organisations and companies that can help us with making a difference.  Every month we invite inspiring speakers, discuss complex issues and connect like-minded people that want to take …

… More details about the book club: Please join up if you want to read thought-provoking books; meet up in London for lively discussion over a drink or two; and make new friends along the way. We meet once a month at a venue in London. The books we'll read will be written by women, or books that highlight the challenges and delights of being a women, or they may even be books written by and about men - but they'll all share a theme in that they get us thinking and they spark off a good discussion. …

… It's just as much a discussion group as a book club. Our meetings start with everyone sharing their book choice and a quick summary of their thoughts, then we move on to an open discussion about the set topic: what and how well our book choices approach and contribute to the topic at hand, and what we think about it. The Aim of our Club. To build a community of non-fiction book lovers (NFBL's). We aim to be a refuge for NFBL's when their friends can no longer stand them prattling on about th …

… Books are best shared through lively conversation and in our group you’ll be able to share your thoughts and opinions within a comfortable, casual and open group of people. Discussions are informal, following guidelines, but not in a formal, structured, in depth analysis way. We’re not a group which rigorously discusses all 30 questions of the recent best seller! We like a variety of books and read more than one genre from fiction to non-fiction from mystery to romance and everything in-betw …

… We will be running a series of BigData debates, discussions and workshops each month. They are run on serious but informal debate and discussion formats and provide an exceptional opportunity to network with likeminded professionals within the industry. The group is totally unbiased and does not advocate the use of any specific brand or Technology; we will remain impartial and act as an informative information and networking hub for all contenders in the industry. The group will meet at …

A monthly event bringing together Asian book and art lovers! (I know how that line must read - no you dont have to be Asian to join this group lol! Just have a keen interest in Asian literature and would like to meet people who feel the same and a place to discuss the works) The aim is to hold a monthly event in central London discussing Pan-Asian/Chinese literature, the arts, philosophy and poetry. Each event will have a different theme/focus. This would be a place to discuss, read and perform …

… Our book choice's are always about having a good read and a good nights discussion, not sales. To celebrate our 1st birthday we were made Bookgroup of the month by Bookgroup.info. Hurrah for us! The Science Fiction Bookclub has declared the racist, homophobic, "family first" writer Orson Scott Card Persona non grata. [Look here to find out why].

… At Meetups we offer: One hour discussion of a topic of particular Tarot interest that members have suggested and/or voted for (handouts are provided at Meetups and online); Time following the meetup to practice your reading skills and explore new ideas with others in a safe and friendly group atmosphere; In January 2012 we started our first Beginners' Tarot Course based on the Biddy Tarot Ultimate Guide to Tarot (20% off for LTSG members, see Perks). This will last for 2 hours before meetups an …

Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! You'll read a new book every month and we'll get together to talk about it. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends! In our group we aim to broaden our reading horizons, enjoy stimulating discussion, meet new people and most importantly have fun. We meet monthly on Saturday mornings in a private room at Dartford Library. Meetings start at 10.30 and usually finish by 12.30. More often than not, we'll go for a drink or lunch after …

… Our book choice's are always about having a good read and a good nights discussion, not sales. WE DO NOT READ MULTI-PART FANTASY BOOK SERIES PLEASE DO NOT SUGGEST THEM   The Fantasy Bookclub has declared the racist, homophobic, "family first" writer Orson Scott Card Persona non grata. [Look here to find out why].

This is a discussion group for fans of serious art house cinema in London. We usually attend Sunday afternoon screenings of the most critically-acclaimed art house films from around the world - both brand new releases and repertory screenings - and follow this up with intelligent and lively group discussion. We have been going for more than two years now. Please follow the link below to learn more about the group.

This book club is an attempt to create a platform and a community to bring together free thinking & open minded individuals who are starting to feel or have always had an intense craving for the presence of spirituality in their lives, would like to explore the lessons it teaches us and applying these lessons to improve, elevate and add value to the quality of our day to day lives.   We will meet on a weekly basis and go through well respected books on spirituality from all over the world, only …

Different Class is a group dedicated to thinking critically about society and politics. We hold seminar-style discussions that aim for an understanding of a given text and its relevance to the contemporary world. Attendees don't need any special background knowledge to participate and it's fine if you find the text hard to get to grips with -- that's part of what the discussion's for!   Different Class is organised by Big Ideas and programmed and chaired in seasons by either Dr Jonathan White or …

… Join us for an unpretentious (well, we'll try!) discussion over a glass of wine or a cup of coffee.   We will be reading from an ever-expanding list of postmodern and experimental literature (not theory), including the following (to give you an idea):   House of Leaves – Mark Z Danielewski The Atrocity Exhibition – JG Ballard Gravity’s Rainbow – Thomas Pynchon Blood Rites of the Bourgeoisie – Stewart Home Godel Escher Bach: An Eterna …