Events
All our Monthly Meetings, Social Outings and other Special Events will be listed on this page. You will be directed to any additional information pages if you click on the text in the Links section here or if you click on any coloured text in the notice.
We hold our monthly meetings in the Goudhurst Village Hall at 2.30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of every month with a knowledgeable speaker, refreshments and a chance to get to know other members and find out more about our Interest Groups.
For Interest Groups information please see "Groups" tab above.
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| Wed Oct 16th | Open Afternoon This is a very special Open Afternoon as we celebrate our 10th Anniversary. There will be several important guests, cakes and bubbly, and music from The Country Dance Tunes Group. You are warmly invited to join us and find out what our u3a can offer you. Make new friends and develop a new interest with one of our many Interest Groups, from Walking to Wine Appreciation, from Croquet to Creative Writing. Alternatively, if you have a special interest or skill, start a new Group. |
| Wed Nov 20th | Dr Clive Nuttman From foxes, chickens and birds of prey on grouse moors in the UK, to crop-raiding elephants and monkeys in Africa, humans and animals often struggle to live side by side. How can these conflicts be resolved without harm to both the wildlife and the people that the animals come into contact with? |
| Wed Dec 18th | Tony Harris or Sherlock Holmes? Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes was never on the Ripper case, but if he had been, the most infamous serial killer in British history would have been caught. Join us as Tony Harris dons the deerstalker for Sherlock to solve the case - once and for all. |
| Wed Jan 15th 2025 | After the Post-Impressionists We welcome back Philip Richardson to continue his incredibly informative and superbly illustrated talks. This is his third talk as he charts the progress of art, and this time we will be able to discover what happened after the Post-Impressionists. |