Welcome

Join us in the Volunteer Hall on Tuesday 17th May at 10:00 for 10:30 for our next Open Meeting. Teas and coffee available from 10:00 am. Non-members welcome.

David McLean talks about how Berwickshire folk got about from 1750-1900

Have you got an idea for a new interest group that you would like to join – or better still question to put to our panel? Please email your ideas in advance to dunsu3a@gmail.com.

Welcome to Duns & District u3a

u3a members come from all walks of life. We are busy staying active, making new friends and learning together. There is no upper age limit – and no lower limit either, although our members are likely to be retired or semi-retired.

The u3a movement will be celebrating 40 years in September. Watch this space to find out about our celebrations in Duns.

• Come to a monthly open meeting in the Volunteer Hall on the third Tuesday of each month to socialise with other members and hear speakers on a wide range of interesting topics
• Join as many of our interest groups as you like – ranging from tap dancing to modern languages, to arts and crafts, book groups and opera appreciation – to name just a few

There is so much to do – and if you can’t find what you are looking for in our programme, why not see if there are other people with a similar interest who would like to join you in a new group. All our group leaders and committee members are volunteers – sharing a love of learning and a zest for life!

Would you like to join our u3a? Go to our Membership page to download your enrolment form.

Coming Soon:

• 17 May 2022: Roads and Travel in Berwickshire, 1750-1900 with David McLean
• 21 June 2022: Afghanistan, presented by Paul and Janet Starkey, our Middle East group leaders

Latest news:

• Roads and Travel in Berwickshire, 1750-1900
  Local historian, David McLean, explores modes of transport and the roads that linked the farms, villages and towns of Berwickshire from 1750-1900.
• Laughter Yoga Online
  Workshops free to u3a members. Monthly 2nd Wednesday at 10am. Everyone shall remain seated throughout. Please wear something comfortable and enjoy yourself! https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/…/laughter-yoga-workshop…
• Local History Group
  Wednesday 27 April, 2.00pm in Southfields, Duns. Anne McNeill talks about Robert Fortune, the famous Berwickshire plant hunter/ botanist who was largely responsible for introducing tea cultivation to India from China and who brought over 250 varieties of plants to Britain, America and Australia.

Our programme could keep you busy all week long…