Sherburn and Villages U3A
What's On When
Art & Literature:- Art Appreciation
- Book Group
- Bookworms
- Creative Writing
- Digital Photography
- Page Turners
- Painting and Drawing
- Poetry Group
- Portrait Photography
- Reading
- Theatre Crafts & Technology:
- Android Smartphone/Tablet
- Computing
- Craft
- Design and Manage a Website
- Engineering & Science
- Flower Arranging
- Geology Rocks!
- Jewellery
- Pottery
- Science and Technology
- Sewing Group
- Sherburn Sounds and Scenes
- Website Users Foreign Languages:
- French Conversation
- Introductory French
- Spanish Conversation Games & Pastimes:
- Badminton
- Bridge
- Canasta
- Mah-jongg
- Quiz Group
- Scrabble
- Short Mat Bowling
- Tennis
- Whist Music & Dance:
- Ballroom Dancing
- Country Dancing
- Jammin' for Fun
- Singing for Fun
- Ukulele Outdoor Activities:
- Birdwatching
- Challenge Walking
- Cycling for Fun
- Days Out Exploring Local Place
- Extreme Experiences
- Four Paws Walking
- Gardening
- Photographic Adventures
- Strollers
- Walking Social & Miscellany:
- After Hours
- Coffee Mornings
- Dining
- Family History
- Holidays and Travel
- Lose a Stone by Christmas
- Luncheon
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Serendipity
- Sunday Scene
- U3A Players
- Wine Appreciation Volunteers:
- Chair Rota
- Meeters and Greeters
- Tea & Coffee
Bookworms Group
Each member of the Bookworms reading group chooses a book for discussion and hosts the session at his/her home, also providing welcome refreshments.
The group meets at 5.00pm on the first Monday of each month at a member's house.
Go to Reports on Past Meetings
Forthcoming Events -
Monday, 2 December 2019 - December Bookworms 5.00pm -
At our meeting on Monday 7th October we discussed ‘The Immortalist’ by Chloe Benjamin. It was awarded an average score 0f 6.5.
Our next meeting is on Monday 2nd December, the book 'Notes from an Exhibition' by Patrick Gale. A review has the following:
The novel from the bestselling Patrick Gale tells the story of artist Rachel Kelly, whose life has been a sacrifice to both her extraordinary art and her debilitating manic depression. When troubled artist Rachel Kelly dies painting obsessively in her attic studio in Penzance, her saintly husband and adult children have more than the usual mess to clear up.
Ian
Group Leader(s)
- Ian Lewis
- 07877 939429
Reports on past meetings -
Past book markings out of 10 - February 2016
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