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Tunbridge Wells

Interest Groups

Wine Appreciation 1 (WAG1)

Two ladies rummaging through cloths and sewing materials

six poeple standing on a railway platform awaiting the next train.

Three ladies with a trolley in a garden centre and some purchased plpants
Twelve elderly people standing in front fo a coffee bar in London, well wrapped against the cold.

Our TWu3a Interest Groups are open to TWu3a members who have paid their year’s subscription

All of our groups are run by members who have volunteered to take on the role of sole or joint group contact. Interest groups are formed by members with similar interests who generally get together regularly in person.

Some groups may be full. Don’t give up! Please contact the Interest Groups Coordinator who can help you find out if there are enough interested members to start a new group. The new group can be publicised in the newsletter and then a start-up meeting can be organised for those members who are interested if a member volunteers to be the group contact.

POSSIBLE NEW GROUPS AND NEW GROUPS SUGGESTED BY MEMBERS are shown here

If you could not find a group that you hoped to see on the list? Why not offer to start a new group? See the TWu3a group guidelines.

As well as TWu3a groups there are also national u3a online interest group you can join for an annual membership of £12.00 here.

Interest Group Contacts

Group Contact are u3a members who volunteer to run groups and the Interest Groups Coordinator supports them. Whether you are an established or a new group contact, it is important that you fully understand your role and responsibilities, so please read the information Guidelines for Group Contacts and Setting up New Interest Groups. Want to get more out of your Group page? Contact the Website Manager.

For information and to join a group open to new members or to request to be added to a groups waiting list if full please contact the group contact for the group you are interested in.

Groups listed by category

Arts and Crafts

Food and drink

General

History and Geography

Indoor Games

Languages

Literature

Natural History

Out and about

Photography

Religion, Discussion, Politics, and Philosophy

Science and Technology

Sports and exercise

Theatre, Music, Film, Performing, Singing.

Walking