Jávea U3A
Asociación Social de la Tercera Edad de Jávea

 

Activity Groups

Activity Groups in the Jávea U3A are where members join together to explore and develop shared interests. These include educational, recreational, cultural, physical and social topics.

New Groups
Badminton
Table Tennis
Play Reading

To find out more about a Group click the Group name in the table below. There you will find information on the Group's activities and details of how to contact the Group Leader.

Art Class Beginners Backgammon Badminton
Bird Watching Book Club (Two Groups) Book and DVD Swap
Bridge (non beginners) Care and Share Computer Support Group
Crafts (card making)
(Two groups)
Cultural Arts Curry Club
Digital Photography Digital SLR Photography for Beginners Dine and Dance
Dining Out Discussion Family History
Foodies Friends of Avinença Garden Group
Gentle Aerobics History Let's Talk Jávea
Mahjong Not Just Folk Music Petanque
Play Reading Poetry for Pleasure Practical Computer Knowledge
Quiz Night Rummikubs Rummikubs 2nd Troupe
Satcine Scrabble Snooker
Solo on a Sunday Solos Social Group Spanish for Beginners
Spanish Intermediate Spanish Pre-Intermediate Table Tennis
Travel Travellers’ Tales Treasure Hunt (Car)
Tuesday Talks Walking (4 different types) Watercolour Painting (Intermediate)
Wine Appreciation    

Groups News

New Groups

Badminton

Philip Gauron is starting a new group for Badminton players.  The Group is intended for members of all levels, including those who want to learn how to play, to improve and practice the sport and to learn while having fun.

Table Tennis

Philip Gauron is also starting a new group for Table Tennis players. 

Spanish For Beginners

This class is intended for people with very little or no Spanish at all and the main aim is to learn to communicate in Spanish. Classes will take place on Mondays from 26th September until 19 December, 10.00 to 11.00.  If you are interested, please click Beginners Spanish.

Scrabble

Helga Edge has started a Scrabble group and anyone who would like to join this group should telephone her on 965 771 175. For more information on the group, please click Scrabble.

Play Reading

Two new members, Penny and Keith Grant, have offered to run a Play Reading Group. They are hoping to have their first meeting in January.

It is open to any member who would like to read a play or if a bit shy listen to a few and join in when they feel they would like to.

We would initially have a meeting to meet all prospective members, ask what categories they would like to read – for instance, comedy, farce, drama, thriller, classic, Shakespeare, etc. We can then establish the readers and the listeners.

We have had many years in Amateur Drama Circles and I have many, many plays in my own library.  Plays are easily obtained, however, from various websites so we would have to establish a costing.

We would really appreciate hearing from anyone who is interested.  Go to the Play Reading Group page for more information.

Proposed new groups

Tennis Group

Ross Ord is looking to hear from members that might be interested in joining a "social tennis" group. If you think you might like to join or want more information please contact Ross on Social Tennis.

 

The following groups have been suggested by members. If you are interested in joining any of the following groups, please email the Groups Coordinator by clicking on the group name below.

Proposed New Groups
Acrylic Painting
Tai Chi
Line Dancing
10 pin bowling

Please remember that only Jávea U3A members can join a Group and that some Groups are already fully subscribed and may operate a waiting list for new members. If the Group in which you are interested is already full, or your interests are not reflected in the list below, perhaps you would consider starting a new or parallel Group. If so, please click Groups Coordinator to send an email to the Groups Coordinator.


Photos

There are a large selection of photos taken at previous events available on the Special Events page (click the button on the left hand menu bar).

A selection of photos from the Group Leaders' meeting held on 1st November 2010.