Hull Geological Society

 

List of meetings and events

Programme 2026

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Wednesday 23rd September 2026 - Conservation visit to Rifle Butts SSSI led by Mike Horne (members only).

Thursday 24th September 2026 - Club Night, at 6-30pm, the topic is echinoderms.

Tuesday 29th September 2026 - East Riding Boulder Committee field meeting at Hornsea led by Mike Horne.

Thursday 22nd October 2026 - evening lecture by David Hill on "the Geology of Anglesey" at 6-30pm.  Click here for the Abstract.

Wednesday 4th November 2026 - Zoom talk by John Connor on "the Shape of Spurn" at 7-30pm. Please contact us for the Zoom login code. Click here for the Abstract.

Thursday 19th November 2026 - evening lecture by Mick Oates on "The Geologist and his Museum", at 6-30pm.

Wednesday 9th December 2026 - Zoom talk by John Connor on "the Geology of the North Caucasus" at 7-45pm. Please contact us for the Zoom login code.

Thursday 17th December 2026 - Quiz Night, at 6-30pm.

Thursday 7th January 2027 - Zoom lecture at 7-00pm by Ru Smith of the YGS on ‘Yorkshire coelacanths and their habitats’. Please contact us for the Zoom login code. Click here for the Abstract.

Tuesday 12th January 2027 - Committee Meeting at the University, starting at 6-15pm, in room TR1 of the Brynmor Jones Library.

Thursday 28th January 2027 - Finds Night in room TR1 of the Brynmor Jones Library at the University, at 6-30pm.

Wednesday 17th February 2027 - Zoom talk at 7-40pm by John Connor and Martin Clarke on "Whence the Rudston Monolith... Again". Booking required for non-members.

Thursday 25th February 2027 - talk by Steven Harris on "an Introduction to Ground Investigation" at 6-30pm

Thursday 18th March 2027 - Annual General Meeting and Ian Warrington on "Coal Balls" at 6-30pm.

Thursday 22nd April 2027- Club Night in room TR1 of the Brynmor Jones Library at the University. The topic will be "Space rocks, gemstones and other rarities" at 6-30pm.


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* note - the Parking Regulations at the University of Hull changed in January 2026. The parking is now managed by Shield Security Services. Click here for details

** Note - at our Roadshows we may sell rocks, minerals and fossils in our "Lucky Dip" to raise funds for the Society. There are genuine geological specimens and are not toys; they are not suitable for young children and should not be put in the mouth. Please wash your hands after handling geological specimens and before eating food. Click here for our Risk Assessment.

Indoor meetings usually start at 6-30 p.m. and are held in room TR1 on the ground floor of the Brynmor Jones Library at the University of Hull (unless otherwise stated). Non-members are welcome to attend.  Booking is required for some of our other meetings - full details of the event will be sent when you book.

There is no charge for non-members attending our meetings (unless otherwise stated), but you are welcome to make a donation to Society funds.

The Club Nights are open to members of the Society, University Staff and Students and interested members of the public. They are "do it yourself" meetings. Those attending are encouraged to bring some appropriate specimens, photographs, models or texts to contribute to the evening; though it is also OK to just join in the conversation. Members can also give a short talk or slide show.

Please contact the Society if you wish to come to a field meeting so that the leaders will know how many people to expect. The Society reserves the right to exclude people who are not wearing the necessary protective clothing/equipment.

If you wish to support the Society please consider sending a donation.

Click here for an archive of previous meeting topics from 2019 to present.

 

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