Here are our upcoming events


Saturday 22nd August at 15:00 – Plymouth Humanists 2026 AGM

We’ll be holding our 2026 AGM at 15:00 on the afternoon of Saturday 22nd of August at Leadworks, to be followed by a meal (see below), to which all are welcome, whether or not they attended the AGM. Please let us know if you are coming so we can ensure we have a big enough room.


Saturday 22nd August at 17:30 – Social: Post AGM Meal

We’ll having a meal at Veggie Perrin’s on Mayflower Street after the AGM, to which all are welcome, whether or not they attended the AGM. Let us know if you’d like to join us.


Tuesday 25th August at 9:30 – Social: ‘Colour’ at RAMM, Exeter

We’re going to see ‘Colour’ at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter, an exhibition which explores the fascinating world of colour through more than 150 objects spanning art, science, nature and culture. From masterpieces by Hokusai, Kandinsky and Warhol to historic clothing, jewellery and interactive displays, discover how colour shapes the way we see the world, express ourselves and understand different cultures.

We’ll be travelling up by train, and the cost of the exhibition is £6 online/£8 on the door. More details here: https://rammuseum.org.uk/whats-on/colour/


Saturday 5th September – Social: Walk around Totnes with Exeter Humanists

We’re going to meet up with Exeter Humanists to follow some of the Franklin Trail (https://visittotnes.co.uk/see-and-do/attractions/franklin-totnes-trail/) around Totnes, ending up (as usual) in a pub. We will travel there and back by train. Exact details to be confirmed.


Sunday 20th September – Social: Sunday Brunch

Join us for Sunday Brunch at Boston Tea Party on Vauxhall Street in Plymouth City Centre, starting at 10:30. We usually get a really good turnout for these, so it’s a great opportunity to meet and chat with fellow humanists. Stay for as short or long as you like, but please let us know if you’re coming along so we can get a large enough table, as space in the venue fills up fast.


Monday 28th September at 14:30 – Social: Cafe Social and Discussion Group.

Join us for a discussion on topics of interest to humanists. The subjects for discussion are to be decided, but will include ‘”With fertility rates dropping across the world, is there a ‘fertility crisis’ and if so what should be done about it”. We’ll be in Cafe Momus on Manor Street, in the space at the back – if you’ve not been there before it’s the door to the right of the bar, pretty much directly opposite you as you go in. Let us know if you’re coming so we can give the Cafe an idea of numbers


Tuesday 23rd February – Talk: Darwin in Devon

To mark Darwin’s birthday this month, as well as our traditional Darwin Day meal, we are going to have a talk about the time he spent in Devon.


Tuesday 27th April – Talk: Andrew Copson

We’re pleased to be again welcoming Andrew Copson, Chief Executive of Humanists UK. Time and location are to be confirmed.