Monthly Meeting

A Monthly Meeting is held at 2.00pm on the third Thursday of each month in the

Eversley Park Centre
Low Street
Sherburn in Elmet
Leeds
North Yorkshire
LS25 6BA
01977 681 024

There is a car park and buses stop close by.

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At the monthly meeting we often have a speaker, a coffee break and groups activity when you can get the latest information from your group leaders. You also have the opportunity to join new interest groups or even form one of your own with fellow members who have a similar interest.

Please Note: We ask for a contribution of £2.00 at each general meeting to cover the cost of refreshments and room hire.

If you are new to our U3A or are planning on coming to a monthly meeting for the first time click on the link below to see how our Meeters and Greeters can help you settle in.

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Speakers Secretary

David Rose

The speaker schedule for the coming months is:

Thursday, 19 March 2020 - Life and Times of Laurel and Hardy with Melvyn Reuben 2.00pm - Eversley Park Centre

Re Live the Life and Times of Laurel and Hardy ,we will be looking back

at the golden age of cinema. It should bring fun and Laughter!!

Thursday, 16 April 2020 - Musical Memories of the 50's & 60's 2.00pm - Eversley Park Centre

Musical memories of the 50's & 60's -a fascinating story of 3 young men and a guitar.

Thursday, 16 July 2020 - Words from the Wings- Jane Oakshott MBE 2.00pm - Eversley Park Centre

Words from the Wings — an affectionate look at the world of theatre, with all its triumphs (a few) and disasters (all too many).

Some audience participation will be requested (Oh, No it won’t — Oh, Yes it will!). Illustrated with costume and quotes.

Thursday, 17 September 2020 - Singing For Fun Group 2.00pm - Eversley Park Centre

This month we are being entertained by the Singing For Fun Group. Great music and singing.

Thursday, 19 November 2020 - The Gunpowder Plot 2.00pm - Eversley Park Centre

"Remember Remember the 5th November, gunpowder treason and plot" but what do we really know about the events of 1605 that created our modern bonfire night celebrations?

Could the plot have succeeded? The talk examines a modern day re-construction of the planned explosion and what the result would have been. This should be a very interesting talk.