Join a local group
Our local groups are a great way to meet other humanists in your area, share ideas, listen to fascinating talks and take part in great discussions afterward, and socialise in a fun and friendly environment.
If you’d like to meet with other humanists in your area our local groups are open to both members and non-members. Local groups are run by volunteers and offer the chance for humanists to meet other like minded people. Group meetings often include interesting guest speakers, lively discussions, and a chance to socialise. There’s also plenty of opportunities to get involved with the running of your local group if you’re interested. You can also check out your local group before joining.
We currently have local groups running in Argyll, Dumfries & Galloway, Edinburgh, Fife, and Glasgow.
Can’t find a group near you? Get in touch and we can help you to set up a local group near you.
Our local groups
The Argyll Group usually meets at The Wellbeing Hub in Oban.
The Edinburgh group has moved “online” for a lot of their meetings, which take place on the first Monday of the month (except August), 7.30pm – 9.30pm
Glasgow Humanists is a friendly, inclusive group promoting reason, compassion and secular values. They host monthly meetings in Garnethill Multicultural Centre on the second Sunday of each month, featuring guest speakers, followed by a relaxed social. Doors usually open at 1.30pm for a 2pm start.
Glasgow Humanists also supports campaigns for equality, human rights and a fairer society. If you’re curious or would like to find out more please pop along, and you’ll be very welcome.
The best way to hear about upcoming meetings and events is to subscribe to the Glasgow Humanists local newsletter, and keep in touch via: