HGS U3A Monthly Talks

Our monthly talks are held at the HGS Free Church, North Square, London NW11 7AG. Doors open at 14:30, and the talk begins promptly at 15:00, concluding at 16:00. The venue is fully accessible, with disabled toilet facilities available. We look forward to welcoming you.

Group Activities

For information about regular group activities, please see the A-Z list of groups and groups listed by day.

  • New Members Tea

    HGS Free Church North Square, London

    Please join us for our New Members Tea at the HGS Free Church in North Square, a friendly gathering to meet fellow members and chat to organisers and find out …

  • Monthly Talk: How Artists Change Art History

    HGS Free Church North Square, London

    Photo credit: Cristina Schek This engaging talk by Estelle Lovatt unlocks the ideas and creative methods behind some of the world’s greatest artworks. The talk explores how master artists reshaped …

  • Festive Tea

    Alyth North Western Reform Synagogue, London, Select, United Kingdom

    Join us for our annual Festive Tea and enjoy a warm and welcoming afternoon of entertainment and seasonal cheer. It’s a lovely opportunity to catch up with old friends, meet …

    £5.00
  • Monthly Talk: Where You Eat is Who You Are

    HGS Free Church North Square, London

    A History of Restaurants with a Serving of Snobbery, Theatrics and Insolvency Restaurants have never been just places to eat. Steven Fogel examines what dining rooms reveal about ambition, class, …

  • Monthly Talk: Whatever Happened to Our Language?

    HGS Free Church North Square, London

    Clichés, platitudes, absence of meaning and poor delivery in today’s spoken communication Why is it that those involved in public speaking, particularly those whose job it is to present programmes …

  • Monthly Talk: The Private Mr Handel

    HGS Free Church North Square, London

    Based on Helen Dymond’s acclaimed novel Finding Handel, this illustrated talk explores the private life of the great composer. Firmly rooted in historical fact, it reveals surprising stories of Handel’s …