Upcoming events: both the regular monthly meetings and those organised by groups.
Monthly meetings
Forthcoming events
13th August 2026
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Monthly meeting
10th September 2026
Monthly meeting
8th October 2026
Monthly meeting
12th November 2026
Monthly meeting
The Yorkshire and Humberside Regional Crime Unit will be visiting our Settle and District u3a to provide information on the current fraud and scam threats and how we can al […]
Venue: St John's Methodist Church
19th November 2026
Monthly meeting
Venue: St John's Church Hall
10th December 2026
Monthly meeting
14th January 2027
Monthly meeting
11th February 2027
Monthly meeting
11th March 2027
Monthly meeting
8th April 2027
Monthly meeting
A list of previous monthly meetings on this page.
Group events
Forthcoming events
Our second visit to this triumph of Victorian architecture with its imposing 200 feet tall clock tower. Built in the Venetian style popular in the late nineteenth century Bradford City […]
Our latest tour of this splendid little house, built in 1767 for local landowner George Turner, in the engaging company of architectural historian and Royal Herald John Robinson.
Browsholme Hall has been the family home of the Parker family for well over 500 years. The original building was constructed in the late 14th or early 15th century but […]
Our latest tour of this splendid little house, built in 1767 for local landowner George Turner, in the engaging company of architectural historian and Royal Herald John Robinson.
Our latest tour of this splendid little house, built in 1767 for local landowner George Turner, in the engaging company of architectural historian and Royal Herald John Robinson.
This charming watermill and corn drying kiln, nestled on the River Bela near Beetham in Cumbria, was built in 1740 on the site of a mill dating back to 1220. […]
Cost: £6.50
Booking Required
This lovely little reserve of lagoons and marshland on a wide bend in the River Aire sits right at the heart of the Leeds-Shipley conurbation but boasts an impressive list […]
The extensive and impressive limestone pavements of Gait Barrows are worth the visit alone but the trees and plants that grow on and through them provide a home for a […]
From a distance St Edmund's looks like any large Victorian Gothic parish church, but as you draw closer you begin to understand why Pevsner called this one of England’s finest […]
Cost: Free but a donation to the cost of maintaining these old churches is always appreciated
Booking Required
In November, Martin Mere is a premier winter wildfowl destination with thousands of Whooper Swans and Pink-footed Geese, and many more, arriving from Iceland. In amongst the geese, waders and other […]