The coffee morning is on Wed 17th Oct – 10.30 – 12noon, at the Town Hall. Drop in at anytime. We look forward to seeing you. Wynyard Hall bookings are now closed. If you put your name down and haven’t paid then, unfortunately, you will not be able to attend. I have booked a bus … Continue reading →

Forensics Day tomorrow, 10th October will start at 10am in Seaham Town Hall. Coffee will be served at start. Also 2nd Forensic Day Monday 29th October same start time. Continue reading →

I’m sure many of our members have thought about researching their family tree and got no further than that. Maybe that’s because you weren’t sure where to start. If so this Group is perfect for you. Starting on Friday 5th October Val Grainger will be guiding the group from the first tentative seeds to the … Continue reading →

The Photography are taking the opportunity to get out and about for the October Meeting. Anyone wishing to join them on Friday 12th October for a Photo Trip to Hawthorn Dene, are asked to meet up at the Northern Entrance to the Dene at 10am. That’s the First Left turn into Hawthorn, coming from Seaham. … Continue reading →

Let’s not just complain about our environment, we can do something to help. Seaham & District U3A are to carry out a Beach Clean Up This will be held on Thursday 18th October 2018 from 10.00am – 12.00noon Volunteers to meet at the Crows Nest Roundabout at East Shore Village on the beach side at … Continue reading →

  I know it seems impossible but Christmas really isn’t very far away. We will be taking names/payments, of any members wishing to join us this year, starting with our next General Meeting 26th September The meal will take place in the Town Hall after the 12th December meeting and the Catering if from the … Continue reading →

For anyone interested in what’s going on in the larger region there is a link below taking you to the Messenger Newsletter. Loads of interesting information about what’s going on in other U3A Groups, and maybe some ideas for us to follow. July 2018 Messenger[666] Continue reading →