Now available as an online exhibition, With Love offer glimpses into private worlds through love letters – from a queen’s treasonous love letter, to the generous wish of a naval hero and the forlorn poetry of a prime minister. Explore the exhibition here, courtesy of The National Archives, its letters and themes virtually alongside events, […]
How to keep learning during lockdown
The weather’s pretty wet and although its great to regularly stretch our legs and get outside, finding stimulating things to do inside can be a bit of a challenge. Why not regularly look on the u3a website at the online events available which are updated weekly. Most are free, there is a lot of variety […]
The art of the Cartoon – a short history for our times
The concept originated in the Middle Ages, and first described a preparatory drawing for a piece of art, such as a painting, fresco, tapestry, or stained glass window. Arts Society Lecturer Harry Venning gives us a short history of the art of the cartoon from our times here
Cultural activities to enjoy virtually in January
The Arts Society’s Digital Editor has put together a selection of cultural activities to be enjoyed during January. You can browse them all here
We’re busy doing…………..knitting!
Ann Rowland and Barbara Schofield have decided to keep busy by knitting a blanket for charity. If there are any knitters out there with itchy fingers who would like to join in, all that is required are 6 inch squares, any stitch. They would also be grateful for any donations of wool! I am sure […]
New Year’s Day info from u3a
Watch a New Year’s Day message for 2021 from Sam Mauger, CEO of the Third Age Trust, on the YouTube channel – see transcript in the message here