Edenbridge u3a was set up in 2013 and has over 220 members and around 40 groups covering everything from Mahjong and Latin to gardening, games, wine and books. There is something for everyone and, if there isn't something that appeals to you, we are always open to new ideas.
We have monthly meetings in Crockham Hill Village Hall with speakers on a wide range of subjects. They are a great opportunity to learn and meet people.
We have a wide range of interest groups that meet for like-minded people to learn and share skills.
Our monthly meetings cover everything from Japanese gardens, John Constable and Scotland Yard to crop circles, dowsing and Charles Dickens.
For a small annual fee you can join us and follow your interests, acquire a new skill and meet new people.
The next event takes place on the 28th October and will be a talk by Tony Harris about Jack the Ripper
Bulletin Board
The Lingfield Art Exhibition - a celebration of local amateurs' work - takes place 26th October to 1st November.
Sevenoaks u3a invites Edenbridge members to a talk on 'How Generative AI Works' on Monday 26th October at 2pm in Otford.
Westerham u3a invites Edenbridge members on a five day coach trip - 'The Heritage and Art of Cheshire, Liverpool and Manchester'.
We no longer require our notice board. If anyone can make use of it, please contact Chris Prickett.
Bore Place Garden Volunteers (not u3a) are holding a fundraising quiz on Tuesday 13th October at 7pm in Chiddingstone Causeway.
A reminder to Edenbridge u3a Group Leaders to let the Groups Coordinator know of any updates required to your group webpages.
Please send any reports from group meetings and events to the Website Administrator and Newsletter Editor for inclusion.
There are still some spaces in our two newest groups - Mahjong and Walking (shorter walks)
Short mat bowls (not u3a) takes place at the Edenbridge Leisure Centre on a 'turn up and play' basis every Friday afternoon.
News
The Latest Newsletter
Read the latest Newsletter, with information about the next meeting.
Martin Thomas,
Florence Nightingale
In a well-attended September 2026 meeting, Martin Thomas gave members a detailed and thoughtful account of the life of nursing pioneer and social reformer Florence Nightingale.
September saw the introduction of the Mahjong group and the Walking (shorter walks) group.
Staffhurst Woods
The Short Walks Group visit Staffhurst Woods.
Pashley Manor Dahlia Festival
The Flora and Fauna Group Pashley Manor's Dahlia Festival.
A Tour of the Barbican
London Studies Two enjoyed a private tour of the Barbican.
Chartwell July Meeting
The Flora and Fauna Group have a planning meeting at Chartwell.
A Private Sussex Garden
The Garden of Eden Group visit a private garden in Sussex.
Nymans Gardens
A visit to Nymans by the Garden of Eden Group.