Edenbridge U3A
Edenbridge U3A was set up in 2013 and has over 240 members and around 60 groups covering everything from mah-jong and latin to gardening, photography, wine and books. There is something for everyone and, if there isn't something that appeals to you, we are always open to new ideas.
We have monthly meetings in Edenbridge Hall with speakers on a wide range of subjects.They are a great opportunity to learn and meet people.
We have a wide range of interest groups that meet for like-minded people to learn and share skills
Our monthly meetings cover everything from Japanese gardens, John Constable and Scotland Yard to crop circles, dowsing and Charles Dickens
For a small annual fee you can join us and follow your interests, acquire a new skill and meet new people
We are starting monthly meetings on 28 September!
News
Despite not being able to meet, the photographers have honed their compositional skills by meeting challenges.
The Longer Walks Group enjoyed the first walk after lockdown. Numbers were restricted so the same walk took place twice.
Winos 1 had their work cut out dealing with anagrams and murder while also sampling wines.
London Studies Two toured St James's and Mayfair with an impeccably dressed guide and learned about 200 years of menswear.
The Garden of Edenbridge Group braved cold wet weather at Ightham Mote and were rewarded with seeing the first signs of Spring.
The Scone Rangers enjoyed delicious cake at the newly built restaurant at Chartwell Barns.
The Science Group learned some basic concepts using straws, pipe cleaners, potatoes and cocktail sticks.
London Studies Group One visited the extensive depot of London Transport where they were surrounded by buses, trains and memorabilia.
New Groups
This is a card game that is quick and easy to learn, and best played by 4 players.
Keep fit with table tennis at Chiddingstone Causeway on a Monday evening. All abilities are welcome.
Meetings of this Group will combine movement to music, suitable for all abilities, with discussions on how to improve wellbeing.