The next venue for the Luncheon Club will be….. The Blue House Haswell. Monday 14th October 12:30 pm. See Peter at next Wednesdays meeting to add your name to the list and pay a £5 deposit. See the Menu here. Continue reading →

For those of you who are going to see  Les Miserables next week.. IT’S SHOWTIME! THIS IS YOUR PERFORMANCE REMINDER Thanks for booking to see Les Miserables.  Your experience at Newcastle Theatre Royal begins long before the performance itself, so as you will be visiting us in the next few days, here are a few things … Continue reading →

We have just received this information from Regional U3A it’s very short notice but there is still time to register if anyone is interested in attending. 10 Year Anniversary Annual Research Symposium Wednesday 25th September 2019, 10.00-17.25 Ken Wade Lecture Theatre, Calman Learning Centre, Science site, Durham University, South Road, Durham, DH1 3LE ‘Where Energy meets … Continue reading →

Seaham Harbour have a trip to Wynyard Hall on Friday, 22nd November for the Christmas Fayre. Afterwards they are going to Hardwick Hall hotel at Sedgefield for afternoon tea. There are 10 places spare if any of our members are interested. The cost is £25 that includes coach, entry to Wynyard and afternoon tea. If anyone is interested … Continue reading →

The next walk for the Walking Group is as follows….. Thursday 3rd. October Coastal Walk Nose’s Point to Grangetown 5.8 miles. – Allow 2.5 – 3 hrs. – easy going. We will return by public transport , approx. 15 mins. journey which stops at Nose’s Point car park / Spectrum Business Park. Meet at Nose’s … Continue reading →

  A workshop for Landscape photography will be taking place on Tuesday 17th  September.  Harry Brenkley from the photography group will be running the workshop and it is open to anyone who is interested in photography, just bring along your camera and a tripod if you have one. Meet in Seaham Marina Car park at … Continue reading →

Art Appreciation is back on Tuesday 17th September 10:00 am at Seaham Town Hall. We are continuing our historical journey of modern art from the Renaissance to the present day putting art movements in context. We have reached “The Barogue” (1600 to 1700 approximately). A period of highly ornate and extravagant style. Artists of this … Continue reading →