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Happenings

Happenings is the newsletter of Midhurst u3a. Click on the button to see the individual issue of Happenings.

  • Midhurst u3a Open day
  • Quiz with fish and chip supper
  • Group roundup:- MOTO (Members on their own);Water Colour Painting; Climate and Environment; Church Visiting; Short Walks; Poetry for Pleasure
  • Birthday wishes to Jean Farguson - 100 years old earlier in September
  • Christmas lunch - 7 December
  • RUG - the Really Useful Group - could you help?
Art, Architecture and Design Group visit to Champs Hill May 26
  • Midhurst u3a AGM
  • Group roundup:- Local History; Science and Technology; History 1; History Books; Art, Architecture, and Design; Cocktails and Mocktails; Dog Walking
  • Midhurst u3a Open Day/ Coffee Morning (26/9/26) for new and prospective members
  • RUG - the Really Useful Group - could you help?
  • Quiz with fish and chips (21/9/26)
Group leaders tea 1st October 2025
  • u3a Open Day
  • Estate planning meeting report
  • Group Leader's tea
  • u3a Summer School
  • Group roundup:- Current Affairs Group and History 1
  • Jean Farguson - Midhurst u3a member profile

  • Start a Heart Days
  • Group roundup:- Dog Walking; Spanish for Beginners; Short Walks
  • Midhurst u3a Open Day
  • Tax, Care and Toy Boys' Estate Planning talk
  • New reading groups
Bernard Allan presentation on his retirement from leading Art History.

  • Group roundup:- Short Walks; Architecture and Design; Dog Walking
  • Bernard Allan stands down as Group Leader for Art History
  • Report on the outing to Shoreham Airport and Brighton Pavilion
  • Dates for your diary
Visit to Shoreham airport May 25
  • Group roundup:- Book Reading; Creative Writing; History 2; Local History; Mah Jong.
  • Spring Lunch at the Unicorn, Heyshott
  • Outing to Shoreham Airport and the Brighton Pavilion
Midhurst u3a post box topper depicting Midhurst u3a
  • Memories of members in celebration of Midhurst u3a's 30th anniversary
  • the Midhurst u3a display at the Midhurst Museum
  • Launch of a new watercolour course
  • September 24 Open Day at the Old Library