Dulwich & District

Groups

The following Interest Groups are currently on offer - scroll down to see the full list and timetable.
To download a report of the activities of all the groups go to the DOCS tab above

Please go to the page of any Group you are interested in for details about a particular Group and to contact the Group Convener
For any other Group enquiry please use the 'bird' symbol on this page or via contact page to contact the Groups Coordinators

The Group Coordinators would be delighted to hear from you if you wish to suggest another Interest Group or activity or would like to act as convener. Please be assured that you do not necessarily have to be an expert in the topic-just interested. Groups are mainly collaborative in style but if you do happen to be an expert and would like to teach then that would be welcome too.
We are members of The Greater London South East Network of U3As.Some courses for minority interest subject are available across the network
For details click NETWORK some events are share by all London U3As to see the London Region Website click LONDONR
There is also an LGBTQ+ Group. This is hosted by Wandsworth U3A but open to all London members for details click LGBTQ+
We are keen to open as wide a range of groups as possible so do come forward and we'll support you. The U3A National Office is in Bromley and they have a library of materials in many subjects to help Interest Groups.
Interest Groups are often held in the participants' own homes but in Dulwich & District we are fortunate in that we also have the use of the recently refurbished Rosebery Lodge, situated in Dulwich Park immediately inside the South Circular entrance gate. The P4 and P13 Bus stops nearby.
Blue Badge holders may download a Form to enable them to drive to Rosebery Lodge by clicking PARKINGFORM or can try phoning the Park Office 020 8693 8635

To download a map of the park showing how to get to the Lodge click ROSEBERY

Please contact the Groups coordinator if you are interested in joining or helping to run any of these group, or if you have an idea for a new Group
to contact Groups Coordinators use the Bird symbol to send a message