Events

Coffee mornings

We meet at The Boathouse at Coppa Club in The Swan at Streatley for an informal coffee and chat on the first Monday of the month from 10am to noon.

These are a good opportunity to meet friends, new members and committee members;  to share ideas and information about our groups or just to chat! We look forward to seeing you there.

Monthly guest speakers

We hold regular monthly meetings with presentations on interesting subjects, delivered by external experienced presenters, on the last Thursday of the month. 

All our monthly meetings are now routinely available both in person, in the Goring Village Hall, and remotely via Zoom.  Members no longer need to register to attend the meeting in the hall, nor to join via Zoom. The Zoom link will be sent the day before to all members.

Summer and Winter lunches

We hold members lunches on the last Thursdays of June and Novermber, immediately following the Monthly Meeting. The lunches are professionally catered and include 3 courses and wine / soft drinks and coffee. We will invite all members nearer the time and advise on the menu and cost.

Social events

We hold a variety of social events throughout the year. The currently scheduled ones are shown below.

The schedule of all meetings for the next 12 months is shown below. You can use the filter to just show the types of events you are interested in.

u3a is a UK-wide movement of locally-run interest groups that provide a wide range of opportunities to come together to learn for fun. Members explore new ideas, skills and activities together. The Goring Gap u3a inaugural meeting was held in June 2006 and our membership has grown to our present 370 members. As we expand we are also able to increase our range of activities. We are a self-help organisation with charity status, run by volunteers. Like all U3A’s we are affiliated to the national body, the Third Age Trust. Click here to go to the U3A national web site. The Goring Gap U3A is a member of the Thames Valley U3A Network, an association of over 35 local U3As. The network puts on events, such as subject study days, that would not be possible for individual U3A