A SERIES of monthly talks is set to return in which a society will cover a range of topics throughout the winter.
The Harwich Society arranges a talk each month throughout the winter from September to March on a several interesting topics and these are free of chare for Harwich Society members.
Colin Farnell, Harwich Society chairman, expressed his delight in bringing the talks back to society members.
He said: “As our visitor attractions close down after the summer season the programme of winter talks begins.
“The Harwich Society really is an all year-round organisation and for many members the winter programme of talks is their favourite bit.”
The first talk of the winter programme is a change to the advertised programme and will be Andy Moore from Colchester Zoo speaking about the history of the zoo.
Mr Farnell added: “Many of us have watched the development of Colchester Zoo over the years and I am sure it will be fascinating to have its history laid out before us.
“With unlimited free access to Harwich Society visitor attractions and the free programme of monthly talks throughout the winter, Harwich Society membership is very good value for money.”
The talks take place in the Navigator Hall in Barrack Lane on the last Friday of each month. The doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start and teas and coffees are available.
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