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Celebrating 25 yrs of learning

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Published: May 18, 2023
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This year, University of the Third Age Redlands District celebrates 25 years of “Shining a Light on Learning”.

U3A Redlands provides opportunities to people in the district to broaden their education and expand their horizons through fun and friendship.

Classes and activities include academic, lifestyle and sporting opportunities, and the magic of performance through song, music, dance, theatre and storytelling.

U3A Redlands District celebrations will commence with an exhibition to be showcased at the Redland Museum, 60 Smith Street, Cleveland from June 7 to July 31.

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The exhibition will feature important historical moments, achievements and future plans. It will also include short, dynamic and fun presentations on July 13, 17 and 25 from 10.30am to 12.30pm.

Talented U3A members will present at various times and locations within the museum.

Redland Museum is open daily from 10am–3.30pm.

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