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First Catch a Squirrel. Arts Society of King's Lynn.

u3a Zoom lecture: The Future of Libraries

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April 2021
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29th March, 2021	30th March, 2021	31st March, 2021	1st April, 2021	2nd April, 2021	3rd April, 2021	4th April, 2021
5th April, 2021	6th April, 2021	7th April, 2021	8th April, 2021 First Catch a Squirrel. Arts Society of King's Lynn. 8th April, 2021 2:00pm Chantal Brotherton-Ratcliffe examines historial materials and painting techniques. During the Coronid 19 pandemic lectures will start promptly at 2.05 pm on Zoom Webinar and are free to members. Visitors are very welcome to join online lectures for a fee of £5. In order to receive the required Zoom meeting link and arrange payment please email email hidden; JavaScript is required Full information about the lectures and the society can be found on our website www.theartssocietykingslynn.uk.org First Catch a Squirrel. Arts Society of King's Lynn.	9th April, 2021 u3a Zoom lecture: The Future of Libraries 9th April, 2021 10:30am The future of libraries examined by Helen Janku. Prospective members may participate in a maximum of two general meetings and, if enough space, sample a special interest group, some of which are still operating online. After that, they may opt to become members, sign a form and pay an annual subscription (currently £15). Further details, including a contact page, are on our website https://u3asites.org.uk/kingslynn/home Presently, due to coronavirus restrictions, lectures are via Zoom. When restrictions are lifted meetings will resume at Gaywood Community Centre. u3a Zoom lecture: The Future of Libraries	10th April, 2021	11th April, 2021
12th April, 2021	13th April, 2021	14th April, 2021	15th April, 2021	16th April, 2021	17th April, 2021	18th April, 2021
19th April, 2021	20th April, 2021	21st April, 2021	22nd April, 2021	23rd April, 2021	24th April, 2021	25th April, 2021
26th April, 2021	27th April, 2021	28th April, 2021	29th April, 2021	30th April, 2021	1st May, 2021	2nd May, 2021

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8 First Catch a Squirrel. Arts Society of King's Lynn. 8th April, 2021 2:00pm Chantal Brotherton-Ratcliffe examines historial materials and painting techniques. During the Coronid 19 pandemic lectures will start promptly at 2.05 pm on Zoom Webinar and are free to members. Visitors are very welcome to join online lectures for a fee of £5. In order to receive the required Zoom meeting link and arrange payment please email email hidden; JavaScript is required Full information about the lectures and the society can be found on our website www.theartssocietykingslynn.uk.org First Catch a Squirrel. Arts Society of King's Lynn.

9 u3a Zoom lecture: The Future of Libraries 9th April, 2021 10:30am The future of libraries examined by Helen Janku. Prospective members may participate in a maximum of two general meetings and, if enough space, sample a special interest group, some of which are still operating online. After that, they may opt to become members, sign a form and pay an annual subscription (currently £15). Further details, including a contact page, are on our website https://u3asites.org.uk/kingslynn/home Presently, due to coronavirus restrictions, lectures are via Zoom. When restrictions are lifted meetings will resume at Gaywood Community Centre. u3a Zoom lecture: The Future of Libraries