The u3a tap-dancers recently took part in a fundraiser for the Charity, MacMillan. They were led and encouraged by their ‘incredible’ tap-dancing teacher, Wendy Harris. Our small but enthusiastic group were able to join with Wendy’s other classes, which she holds in Southport. The event was great fun and it was a wonderful opportunity to showcase our dancing… Read More »
Very recently, your Web Manager discovered – quite by chance – a music Radio Station that plays all her old pop favourites. (The tunes on Radio 2 were becoming increasingly unfamiliar and sometimes she yearns for some lighter entertainment than Radio 4.) It is called Boom Radio – not because it blasts out loud music all the time… Read More »
The dates for our Spring production at Aughton Village Hall are now set as Thursday 16th, Friday 17th and Saturday 18th May starting at 7.30pm. Our production is set in the West Country and is a very funny light hearted comedy. Following a Somerset Picnic served at the interval, the audience will be entertained by music and dance… Read More »
Bridge is the most popular and enjoyable card game in the world, offering constant mental challenges and a great way to make new friends. If you would like to learn to play bridge or to return to playing after a break, then why not join the u3a Bridge Group’s next ‘Learn To Play Bridge course’. It will start… Read More »
The Film Appreciation Group’s programme for the first half of 2024 is now available. Check it out and don’t miss the treats in store!
Dates for Wine Tasting now published for 2024. All welcome!
The Musical Theatre Group are now starting to cast our next show “The Trinket Box”. We have openings for new members, men & women, to come and join us. You do have to be a retired or semi-retired person to be a u3a member, then able to come to rehearsals on a Tuesday afternoon between 1-4pm. “The Trinket… Read More »
Most Thursday mornings at Horizons, there is a Bookstall where members can procure a variety of paperbacks, ideal for reading on the dark winter days. You are welcome to bring in books for the stall, but please only paperbacks, not hardbacks (due to lack of space). A variety of genres are appreciated. (There tends to be an preponderance… Read More »