U3A Cygnet

Painting by Jill Miller with permission

U3A Cygnet is a non-profit co-operative learning community for retired and semi-retired people, run by volunteers. We aim to encourage the pursuit of learning and the opportunity to acquire new skills and experiences in an informal and friendly atmosphere - see more details on our classes page.

There are no entry qualifications, exams, assessments or awards.

New members - join us on our Membership page

If you prefer not to use our online facilities, you can download our printed programs and membership application and class booking forms on our downloads page.

Classes

We have a wide variety of classes and activities covering most areas of community interest: talks on all sorts of topics, garden visits, art, writing, book clubs, play readings, discussions groups - see more on our Classes page.

Joining us

You can join us at any time throughout the year. We have modest fees, and there are, in general, no additional fees for each class or activity.

See more on our Membership page.

Who are we?

U3A Cygnet is a non-profit co-operative learning community for retired and semi-retired people, run by volunteers. There are many similar U3A groups in Tasmania, across Australia and throughout the World. Read on . . .

Information for members and presenters

We have more information here from time to time for our members. If you are presenting a talk, you need to know where we are and what equipment we have. We need to know something about you, and about your talk. Read on . . .

Contacts

On our Contacts page you can email us, send us a letter, or get in touch with other U3A organisations throughout Australia. We also have links to Google Maps to show you where most of our activities occur.

Photo Gallery

We are building up a photo gallery, so you can see the wide variety of our topics and activities, and see how much fun we have. Read on . . .

We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and acknowledge their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and to elders past and present.