University of the Third Age (U3A)

The University of the Third Age in Cambridge is an independent, self financing organisation formed in 1982. Its aim is to provide education and social activities to those no longer in full-time employment and as such there are no age restrictions. Most of the tutors are themselves members. Other members arrange trips to museums, galleries, theatres and concerrts and occasionally organise short trips in this country and longer trips abroad.

U3A Needlecraft: Wednesdays 10 45 - 12 45 in the Lower Hall    U3A Tap: Tuesday 11 10 - 12 10 in the Lower Hall

The annual subscrition of £40 is a fee to become a member of the organisation. It is not a payment for courses. Membership entitles you to attend the Wednesday lectures, to apply for up to 6 course a year and the opportunity to apply for various visits that are arranged throughout the year.

 U3A Jazz Appreciation with Barry Saunders in the Lower Hall on Mondays from 2 - 3 30 p.m.

For  more information please contact the University of the Third Age in Cambridge, The Old Warehouse, 33 Bridge Street, Cambridge CB2 1UW, telephone 01223 321587, e-mail admin@u3acambridge.fresserve.co.uk or visit the website at www.u3ac.freeserve.co.uk

 U3A Science with Chris Holt: Tuesday morning from 10 - 11 a.m. in the Lower Hall

U3A classes held at the Centre at St Paul's include Jazz Appreciation, Circle Dance, Tap Dancing, Science, Choir, Needlecraft and Music Appreciation.

U3A Choir in the church on Thursdays at 10 15

U3A Choir Christmas Recital: Thursday 7 December 2006

Conductor Bill Godfrey; Accompanist Dorothy Sanders