Monthly Meetings
Edenbridge u3a Christmas Party 2025
Our Christmas Party is on Wednesday 17th December, 2 pm to 4.30 pm
You will be greeted by Father Christmas, doors open at 1.45 pm. Please bring your ticket or a note of your ticket number if you have booked by email. (These will be sent out shortly) We will be having a Raffle so please bring some cash with you.
Nostalgia Quiz for Baby Boomers!
Are you ready to take a trip down memory lane? Join us for a fun-filled Nostalgia Quiz celebrating the good old days of the Baby Boomer Generation (1945–1965). From music and sport to food, fashion, and tech—this quiz will take you on a lighthearted journey through the 1950s to the 1980s!
You’ll be on a team (grouped by table) and there are small prizes for the winning team! So bring your knowledge, your memories, and your competitive spirit. Tickets are still available, and we’d love for you to join the fun!
If you would like to come and join us please send me an email - [email protected] to book your place. There is no charge for the ticket. If anyone needs transport please let Maureen know.
Future Events
2026
28 January
Around the World on a Double Decker Bus - Richard King
25 February
Volunteering with Elephants in Thailand - Jenny Nickolds
25 March
My Life in the Theatre - Antony Ralph Barlow
Finding Crockham Hill Village Hall
Monthly meeting reports
Linda talked about her acting roles and subsequent successful career as a Crime writer
Lucy Allen, Stunt Actor
Lucy Allen took us through her exciting life as a Stunt Actor
Paul Robbins and the 1960s
Many memories of the 1960s were stirred up during the talk by Paul Robbins.
Singer, Speaker and Entertainer Ms Katherine Collett took us from the Edwardian era to the 1920s.
Former TV presenter and newsreader Nicholas Owen entertained us with lots of anecdotes from his time on TV and in print.
Chris Lloyd spoke about his book 'Terra Carta' which was written for children to engage them in environmental issues.
Baby Boomer Nostalgia
Alan Haines had everyone entertained at our first meeting for 19 months with anecdotes from the baby boomer years.
Wilf Lower took us through programmes produced during BBC Television's Golden Years, from Cathy Come Home to Monty Python.
Debbie Lewington entertained us not only with stories of the origins of Flamenco but with demonstrations of the rhythms and steps.