June is our current President
With Joyce Lane This is a social group with members meeting every month to have lunch and have a chat. If you like meeting new people or catching up with friends, please come along. Let Joyce know if you’re attending. Everyone is to cover the cost of their lunch. 3rd Monday of each month at 11.50 am at a venue to be advised.
You’re warmly invited to join us at Horsham U3A for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea – a chance to share a cuppa, enjoy good company and help raise vital funds for cancer research. Date: Tuesday 19 May Time: From 10.00 am Venue: Horsham U3A, the Old Railway Station, 23 Railway Avenue, Horsham Cost: Gold coin donation (all proceeds to Cancer Council’s cancer research and support work) Morning tea will be available and we’d love it if you could bring a plate of something to share – sweet or savoury, home-baked or shop-bought, it all adds to the table. There will be games, prizes, stories and more throughout the morning, so come ready for a relaxed, social event with plenty of laughter and conversation. Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea is one of Cancer Council’s major fundraising events, bringing communities together all over the country to support people affected by cancer. Every gold coin and every slice of cake helps fund life‑saving research, prevention programs and support services for Australians and their families. Bring a friend, a neighbour or a family member – everyone is welcome, and you don’t need to be a Horsham U3A member to join us. If you’d like more information, please contact the Horsham U3A office or message us via our Facebook page. Horsham U3A – learning and fun for over 55s. TUESDAY 19TH MAY 2026 | 10AM
With Graeme Kuhne Table tennis is held at the Table Tennis Association building 3 mornings per week. Come along for a social game, exercise and a lot of fun. Small cost per session. $3.00 Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9.00 am at the Table Tennis Association
Living Together– narrated by David Attenborough Whole communities of different kinds of animals have been committed by evolution to live together, and we show that the delicate balance of benefit and exploitation is ever changing. Australia’s Deadliest Destinations – narrated by Greg Grainger This program features Dingoes, Blue ringed octopus, fresh water crocodiles and great white sharks.
