Event Listing
The Case for Gossip
This talk aims to introduce listeners to psychological research which provides evidence that gossip is a complex communication tool that we may want to keep, and highlight some of the issues encountered when researching such a controversial topic.
April 2017 Social
Just to keep you on your toes, we're meeting on a Tuesday at the Old Monkey this month.
Science March
Manchester's satellite march on support of science and reason.
Social: Skeptics in the Crown and Kettle
Come and help us alleviate the economic damage of Article 50 with unprecedented private spending on ale.
Mathematical Life Hacks
Mathematician and speaker Katie Steckles will show you some mathematical, logical and geometrical tricks to solve some of everyday life's minor challenges.
Social: Skeptics in the Crown and Kettle
Social time at the snug in the Crown and Kettle again.
Misrepresenting Reality
Misrepresenting reality without any supporting evidence – indeed, usually directly in the face of the objective evidence. How did the Leave campaign get away with it? And why are we still letting them get away with it?
GMH Darwin Day Celebration 2017
Greater Manchester Humanists are having their annual Darwin Day celebration, with stalls, exhibitions and a lecture from Professor Martin Cobb (who spoke for us in 2010).
AGM
It's time for our least interesting event of the year: the AGM.
Note: we've had to postpone this meeting to the Friday. The pub is likely to be busy so watch for venue updates — or email agm@gmss.uk and I'll make sure you're kept up to date.Skeptics in the Crown and Kettle
Time to be Skeptically Social again.
Let's start the New Year as we mean to go on by engaging in verbal intercourse in the snug at the Crown and Kettle.
All Skeptics, and recovering Non Skeptics, are welcome both new and old. Please do come and say hi.
Any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.