u3a - u3a Day Blog

Guildford u3a had a table at a local park where people could come and paint pebbles to celebrate u3a day.

Teignmouth u3a did 21 walks in the lead up to u3a day as a way to celebrate and raise awareness for u3a day. They finished with the sea swimming group in yellow caps on u3a day itself.

"Everyone enjoyed themselves and the weather and our very friendly Mayor made it a special get together for the first time in seventeen months. It was a pleasure to meet Northampton Mayor Councillor Rufia Ashra at our u3a Day event in Abington Park. Over 30 interest groups including our Jazz B...

"I think we managed to make a splash here in Farnham. Members were out and about in Farnham distributing leaflets and engaging with the public. I was struck by how much our members enjoyed being actively involved once more. The feedback from the public was good - and some had not previously h...

"First of all we decided to yarn bomb the village and identified various sites to decorate – we start doing this on Sunday30 May. Next we thought it would be fun if our group leaders did a garden display showing off their groups and happened in both Sherburn in Elmet and in neighbouring South Mil...

East Renfrewshire u3a were out and about in three of their local areas to celebrate u3a Day and tell everyone about u3a. They also had a patchwork made up of knitted u3a squares created by one of their members. 

Enfield u3a had a publicity stand at Palace Gardens Shopping centre in Enfield.

"I came up with the idea of using my hobby of rock painting to spread the word about my local u3a Seaham & District. I am totally hooked on painting rocks and love leaving them around town to spread a bit of cheer, what better way to spread the word about our u3a.  I have written our...

Leigh and District u3a members litter picked and also had a stall at the Spinning Gate shop centre in Leigh.

Upholland and District u3a yarn bombed bollards. They also had a stall outside the Co-op Co-op in Upholland and another outside the historic church of St Thomas the Martyr in Upholland. As well as the two stalls, there were also “historic tours” of the village.

Wigan u3a had a day full of taster sessions - including their urban sketching, photography, crown green bowling and ukelele groups.

Brunswick, West Hove and Portslade u3a are out litter picking in their u3a high vis jackets.