U3A is an organisation of men and women
who regularly gather together
to share their experiences, knowledge, philosophies,
values and ideas.
They learn from each other.
It is a forum for the growth of the human spirit,
the development of friendships and
the exploration of ideas
to enrich the quality of life in the Third Age.
The U3A Carrick group takes its name from the large inland waterway and natural harbour of Carrick Roads, lying between Falmouth and St Mawes. Both headlands were protected in earlier times by Henry VIII, with his heavily fortified castles at Pendennis in Falmouth and St Mawes Castle, on the Roseland penninsula.
Please, take a moment to click on Late News for a quick update of recent news items added to this U3A Carrick website, also our extensive list of Group activities! Some have been able to start again outdoors for example: Carrick Consort, Croquet, Line Dancing, Petanque and by Zoom for Art starting points, Discussion, Pub Philosophy, Play reading, Science,Carrick Singers, Italian, Spanish and French. Please contact the group leaders for further details.
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| Siskin. Photo by Chris Breach |
The National Office of the U3A encourage all members to sign up to the National Newsletter. They have also set up a closed Facebook account where members can share ideas and thoughts at https://www.facebook.com/groups/2833125070105668
This link to U3A on YouTube might prove helpful in finding a variety of online resources.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheU3a/videos
Your comments and suggestions are always welcome; please address them to secretary@u3acarrick.org.uk
Check our Google Calendar for dates and times of all our U3A Carrick activities and group events.
Download your monthly U3A Carrick Newsletter here:
Click here to download our October 2020 Newsletter
Click here to see some past newsletters
Our monthly newsletters presented on this web-site are protected by a password, available to U3A Carrick members. Please contact webmaster@u3acarrick.org.uk
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