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artspeak - arts & cultural<br />

activities for the over 60’s<br />

by ArtSpeak<br />

ArtSpeak is<br />

a Big Lottery<br />

funded project<br />

in and around<br />

Nottingham for<br />

people aged 60<br />

and above. We<br />

organise and<br />

run a varied<br />

programme of arts and cultural activities providing<br />

opportunities to explore, learn and discover new<br />

skills and interests, meet like-minded people and<br />

socialise.<br />

We run workshops covering many art forms<br />

including photography, life drawing, painting, craft<br />

and mixed media. We also have a programme of<br />

performance arts including monthly music improv<br />

evenings, a theatre group and dance company. We<br />

work in partnership with local arts venues to provide<br />

insightful walkthroughs of their latest exhibitions,<br />

sparking conversations around art, artists and the<br />

broader cultural offer in the City. We have an outdoor<br />

walks programme, ArtSpeak Ambles with themes of<br />

history, nature, and mindfulness, and organise group<br />

visits to venues further afield to inspire and expand<br />

our arts offer.<br />

Some of our activities are free and when we do<br />

charge the fee is subsidised. Becoming an ArtSpeak<br />

member is free and once you’ve signed up, you’ll<br />

receive discounted rates, and get instant programme<br />

announcements and updates via email.<br />

A lot of our activities take place at our Centre, 25<br />

Prospect Street, Radford. We link into other events<br />

across Nottingham, and attend things as a group<br />

to introduce members to new experiences. For full<br />

details about the work we do and for information<br />

about our programme visit artspeak.org.uk or get in<br />

touch with us at artspeak@radfordcaregroup.org.uk<br />

or call 0115 978 6133 / 07579067442.<br />

ravenshead u3a -<br />

celebrating 10 years<br />

by Ravenshead U3A<br />

We are often asked “What is<br />

the u3a and what do you do?”<br />

Ravenshead u3a is one of<br />

over 1,100 local u3a charities<br />

around the UK, which facilitate<br />

varied interest group activity<br />

meetings for their members, led by member<br />

volunteers and governed by local trustees of their<br />

charity.<br />

We are celebrating our 10th year anniversary in <strong>2022</strong><br />

with a special event on Tuesday 14th <strong>June</strong> at St<br />

Peter’s Church in Ravenshead, starting from 10am.<br />

At Ravenshead u3a, most of our activities take place<br />

during the working week, so tend to be suited to<br />

those adults who are older and have both the time<br />

and flexibility to attend.<br />

We have interest groups to suit all tastes, from art,<br />

crafts, cryptic crosswords, antiques, family history,<br />

photography, local history, languages, science<br />

and technology, food and cookery, guitar playing<br />

and armchair travelling, to active pursuits such as<br />

walking and hiking, table tennis, yoga, belly dancing<br />

and also themed group trips to places of interest...<br />

and everything in between!<br />

Becoming a member of Ravenshead u3a only costs<br />

£14 a year, and that gives access to 11 monthly<br />

meetings a year, plus nearly 40 organised interest<br />

group activities at venues in and around the village.<br />

To learn more about Ravenshead u3a please visit<br />

our website at https://u3asites.org.uk/ravenshead/<br />

home, email us: ravensheadu3a@gmail.com, follow<br />

us on Facebook or Instagram, (@ravensheadu3a)<br />

and Twitter (@RavensheadU) or call us on 0300 030<br />

2990<br />

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