u3a Eastbourne

• Run by members, for members: No formal teachers—just people sharing knowledge and enthusiasm.

• Diverse topics: From archaeology to ukulele, wine appreciation to walking holidays, there's something for every curiosity.

• Flexible formats: Groups meet in person, in homes or community venues, and increasingly online through platforms like Interest Groups Online , which lets you join from home — ideal for flexibility and variety

Examples of Group Themes

Here’s a taste of what you might find:

• Creative: Art appreciation, photography, creative writing, flower arranging

• Intellectual: Philosophy, psychology, science discussions, history

• Social: Supper clubs, wine tasting, quiz nights, board games

• Active: Walking groups, Tai Chi, petanque, snooker

• Languages: French, German, Spanish conversation and improvement groups

How to Join or Start One

• You must be a u3a member to participate.

• Most interest groups welcome newcomers and allow trial sessions before committing.

• Contact the Group Leader through the link on the u3a website.

• If a group doesn’t exist yet, members are encouraged to start one—just grab a couple of interested folks and propose it to your local committee.

• The committee will let the members know about your new group.