21/05/2026
What’s On - June
Take a look at events and activities open to all Horsley u3a members this month:
Film Group:
Tea with Mussolini starring Maggie Smith, Judi Dench,
and Joan Plowright
Friday 5th June 7pm - 9pm in the Millennium Room, East Horsley Village Hall. £2 charge to cover expenses.
Network Study Day
300 Years of English Theatre: From the Rise of the Elizabethan Playhouses to the Fall of Oscar Wilde
Presented by Giles Ramsay, Independent Theatre Producer, Director
and Lecturer
Friday 19th June 9.30am - 4pm at The Menuhin Hall, Stoke d'Abernon or via Zoom. Cost: Member £12 Guest £15 At Door £15 Online £7.
History Group:
Clandon Park: a Vision for the Future
Speaker: June Davey
Tuesday 23rd June 4pm- 5.30pm at East Horsley Village Hall or via Zoom. £2 charge to cover expenses.
2026 History Group Programme
Monthly Meeting:
Mad Men and the Artists: How the advertising industry exploited fine art
Speaker: Tony Rawlins
Wednesday 24th June 9.30am - 12pm at East Horsley Village Hall (complimentary tea and coffee) or via Zoom. Free to members.
The u3a Festival Fringe
Events from 25 June - 10 July
Take part in the fun of u3a Festival 26 from home with u3a Festival Fringe. This series of online events will take place in the lead up to, and following on from, the Festival in York on 1-3 July. The programme includes a mixture of talks and interactive activities, giving all u3a members a chance to be part of our celebration of learning and fun. More details here
South East u3a Summer School 2026
The Summer School runs from Monday 7th September to Thursday 10th September at The University of Chichester.
Courses include AI; Art History; Craft; Jazz; Creative Writing; Linguistics; Mah Jong; Mathematics; Memory, Perception & Thinking; Philosophy; Poetry; Spanish; and Yoga
John Butler from the u3a Let's Talk Tech team explores the modern technologies taking our food from farm to table.
Wednesday 3rd June 10am - 11.30am. Free - online via Zoom.
An ABC of Victorian painting
Simon Evers explores three Victorian painters - Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Ford Madox Brown and Philip Hermogenes Calderon - and a surprising discovery that transformed oil painting forever.
Thursday 11th June 2pm - 3.30pm. Free - online via Zoom.
A history of Britain's roads: why we should feel proud
Discover the surprising stories behind Britain’s roads, from radical legislation to quirky inventors, with Diana Laffin.
Friday 19th June 10am - 11.30am. Free - online via Zoom.
u3a Festival Fringe: Wessex versus the Vikings
Charles Boundy gives a gripping exploration of how Alfred the Great and the kingdom of Wessex resisted the Great Viking Army, leading to the establishment of the Danelaw and the emergence of a new England under Alfred’s successors.
Thursday 25th June 2pm - 3.30pm. Free - online via Zoom
For information and updates on recent Horsley u3a activities please visit our Website.