Event Listing
Strictly Die Laughing
What does a skeptic do when thinking about a funeral?
The Future Of Food
We are presenting a discussion at the Manchester Science Festival.
See other MSF15 events.Rescheduled October Social
To fit around the Manchester Science Festival, out October social will take the date that would normally be the speaker event.
Comedy with Chris Coltrane and Tiernan Douieb
Dead Cat Comedy Club are kindly giving GMSS members a discounted rate at their Comedy Doubles gig on the 3rd.
September 2015 Social
We're hoping to have a social on the 24th, because we like the taste of beer, which statistically means we're more likely to sleep with you on the first date.
PubhD September
PubhD is returning to the Church Inn on September 21, and you can be involved if you email pubhdmanchester@gmail.com, or be in the audience if you just turn up.
Sex, Love and Marketing: How to Market Yourself in Online Dating Sites
Marketer and former radio show host David Frank will be talking about all things online dating, sex and porn.
Skeptics Social
As is traditional, we will be at the Church Inn in Hulme for the fourth Thursday of the month to chat, have a few beers, coffees, or whatever you prefer, and generally see who is running the place this time.
Summer Soapbox
Our August 'speaker' event is our increasingly traditional Soapbox — several short talks on different topics by members of Manchester Skeptics.
If you've some bad science you'd like to dissect, unsupported claims to debunk, woolly thinking to criticise or if there's a skeptical campaign you'd like to publicise, then this is your moment in the spotlight.
Please send a brief description of your proposed talk to events@gmss.uk by Monday 3rd August.Skeplit and the Quantum Universe
This month we are reading 'The Quantum Universe' by Jeff Forshaw and Brian Cox.
The bizarre behaviour of the atoms and energy that make up the universe has led to some very woolly pronouncements on the nature of all interconnectedness. Here, Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw give us the real science, and reveal the profound theories that allow for concrete, yet astonishing, predictions about the world.
As usual, we will be meeting at The Vienna Coffee House, so pop along for a chat and some cake.