Here are our upcoming events

Saturday 19th July at 15:00 – AGM 2025

Our 2025 AGM is being held at 15:00 on Saturday the 19th July at Cafe Momus on Manor Street in Stonehouse, just off Union Street.

As well as the AGM itself, the meeting will be an opportunity to let the committee know what the successes of the last twelve months were, and what you’d like to see the group doing over the next year. All are welcome, although only paid up members can vote.

Becoming a member is a great way of helping us with the work we do. It costs £10 (or £5 for the unwaged) and not only supports us financially, but also gives you the opportunity to get more closely involved in our future strategy and campaigns. If you would like to join, let one of the committee know at a meeting. We can now accept contactless card payment

We’re going to follow the AGM with a meal (see below). Let us know if you’d like to come to either or both events

Saturday 19th July at 17:30 – Post AGM meal

We’re having a post AGM meal at a Veggie Perrin’s (tbc) on Mayflower Street. All are welcome (and no need to have gone to the AGM) but please let us know if you’d like to join us so we can reserve a big enough table

Satuday 2nd August at 11:00 – Social: Exeter Humanists Summer Walk and Picnic

Exeter Humanists are having a walk and picnic, staring at 11:00 from Dawlish station. All are welcome if you would like to join them – details via this link https://humanists.uk/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=2312. There’s a train from Plymouth to Dawlish at 9:27, and there are various options to return either direct from Dawlish Warren or after walking back to Dawlish

Saturday 30th August at 10:00 – Social: Wembury to Plymouth Walk

We did this walk back in 2022, and it was so enjoyable we’re going to repeat it on Saturday August 30th.  We will take the 48 bus at 10:05 from stop A10 on Royal Parade, which gets to Wembury at 10:38. If you prefer to make your own transport arrangements, you can meet us by the Old Mill Café at 10:50.

Bring lunch, as we’ll stop on the way for something to eat, and we’ll end up at the Jennycliff café, where we can have further drinks/snakes before catching the ferry back to Plymouth. The overall distance is about 6 miles.

Tuesday 28th October at 19:30 – Talk: The Uganda Humanist Schools Trust

A talk on the important work carried out by the UHST. Read more about them here: https://ugandahumanistschoolstrust.org/