The Edinburgh Humanist Society Scotland Meetup Group

With aplogies for the late announcement, I have decided that our monthly Film Night for April will be on Sunday 28 April at 20.00.

This months film will be The Challengers which tells the story of 2 tennis players who vie for the attentions of Tashi a tennis coach (acted by Zendaya). The Times gave it a 5 star assessment under the heading of "Jules et Jim with topspin is a smash". The Guardian has als given it an excllent review.

As the film is not on until 20.00 we will not be going for a meal afterwards so please eat beforehand. We will be in the bar from about 19.00
Please buy your own tickets.

Heather Robertson and John McCaughie from the Living Memory Association will talk on the topic of "A Museum of Memories".

Heather is a founder and the Secretary of the Living Memory Association. John is the training officer and delivers training in reminiscence skills and oral history recording. They will talk about the reminiscence work they do with wide range of different groups, about the venues they operate in Ocean Terminal and also demonstrate a reminiscence session by showing some photos to stimulate people's memories.

The meeting will be chaired by Cathy Crawford.

Please note that this is an online only meeting via Zoom. Once you RSVP, you will be provided with the link to the meeting. Just click on this link when it is time to join the meeting. You can also join the meeting using a Zoom account and the following details:
Meeting ID: 744 950 4423
Passcode: Humanists

We are arranging a "Humanist Pub Night" in the back room of The Kenilworth on Wednesday 8 May from 7pm onwards to allow people to meet together informally and discuss this topic. See separate Meetup for full details.

We hold our monthly Humanist Pub Night in the back room of The Kenilworth in Rose Street. The meetings are completely informal and all manner of issues can be discussed over a drink (alcoholic or otherwise) and perhaps a bar supper. There is no need to register - just come along any time after 7pm, stay as long as you want and feel free to bring friends too.

At the next meeting, we will be discussing the monday meeting entitled "A Museum of Memories" (See separate Meetup for details of this online event which will take place on Monday 6 May at 7.30pm).