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Your local place to learn and teach - shared learning about things you are (or want to be) passionate about.

Lectures from experts and other interesting people

Monthly lectures from subject experts and other interesting people on the second Friday of each month (except January) from the start of 2027.  Three additional lectures during the year in conjunction with the Cambridge Historical Society/Friends of the Museum on the fourth Friday of May, August and October.

Special Interest Groups - shared learning with other like-minded people

Small groups that meet in peoples homes or other locations, and research and discuss topics.  These might include Philosophy, Art History, Technology - any number of topics.

There are also outdoor activities such as bowls, garden rambles, plus coffee and dining experiences.

Groups meet at times and places as agreed by the group and this will vary based on the group's selections.

Membership is now OPEN for U3A Cambridge

To give you access to the lectures and special interest groups.

Please note that the meeting will be held every second Friday from the start of 2027.

New Members from 1st September will only be able to attend the December 2026 meeting if there is room at the venue after our other members have registered.

All other meetings are available.

Financial Year 1st April to 31st March.

$30,00 pa per person to join.

From 11th November 2026 $15.00 for the last third of the year.

Comments and Articles

Tuesday August 25th, 2026 - JOINT PARTNERSHIP HISTORY LECTURE -Dr James Goodrich - Odontology and a Marine: The Battle of Tarawa

Tuesday June 9th, 2026 - Gaurav Sharma - From margins to mainstream: How Kiwi-Indians helped shape modern New Zealand - Cambridge News article

Tuesday May 12th, 2026 - Lisette Reymer - No I don't get danger money - Cambridge News article

Kiwis Kept in the Dark

Dr James McKelvies talk about Eye Surgery and Corneal Replacement.

Friday September 26th - Sir Richard Faull - The marvels of the human brain and the challenges of Alzheimers and the Ageing brain

How extreme weather will respond to a warming world in Aotearoa - Dr Luke Warrington - Friday September 15th, 2025

Excommunicated - Two Centuries of Complicated Family History - Craig Hoyle - Friday August 22nd, 2025

The dilemma of refugees - Vladimir Paecho-Cuevo - Friday July 11th, 2025

HMS Buffalo - presentation by Matt Gainsford - more information

Lecture meetings will be held on the second Friday of the month (no meeting in January) from 10.30 - 12.00. Arrive earlier or stay later and enjoy the cafe at the Woolshed

The Woolshed

Te Awa Lifecare

1866 Cambridge Road

Cambridge

Check out the planned list of speakers and meeting dates and don't forget to register!

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