Malvern Cube Community Centre
How to Get There
- Albert Road North, Malvern, WR14 2YH
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Public Information
Parking
Free visitor car parking is available onsite behind the Main Building. There is also free parking available on the surrounding streets.
Rooms
The cube has a number of rooms that u3a groups use. Detailed information is kept on the cube website. Please check with your group leader which room your group uses.
Food and Drink
The cube has a cafe on site - check the website for the current opening times.
WiFi
Public Wifi is available. Check the noticeboard on arrival for the network and password
Venue Website
Groups using this Venue
Group discussing consciousness and near-death experiences
We can help you refresh your ability to cope with modern day situations. Each month our talk covers a different topic, including night driving, winter driving, motorways, manoeuvres, lone driving, technology and challenges. We also offer an hour’s one-to-one driving assessment in your own car.
Economics is a very important but little understood subject that governs all our lives. We are a group of enthusiasts with varying degrees of expertise who come together once a month to air opinions and discuss issues relating to economics. The structure is fairly informal but currently we are working our way through a book which serves to provide one of the topics for each session.
We sight-read Shakespeare's plays after a brief introduction to each play. We will be starting the 2026-2027 year with “Two Noble Kinsmen” by Shakespeare and Fletcher. We will be also looking at the works of some fellow playwrights to see what the impact was on the works of Shakespeare. We welcome new members to this group.
Estimations is known by many names (Up and Down, Oh Hell etc.), and is more interesting than Whist, less complex (or serious) than Bridge. It is played without partners, easy to learn and a lot of fun. We are a welcoming group and do not require weekly attendance.
This is a small group for complete beginners who want to get a flavour of French and learn the basics of French conversation, with the emphasis on speaking, listening and gaining confidence and the goal of learning enough to manage everyday situations. Sorry, but there is a long waiting list. Please see the webpage and/or contact the leader for the latest information.
We focus on the geology of the Malvern area and adjacent counties as well as wider geological issues both national and international. This includes the interaction between geology and landscapes and buildings and monuments. In the winter there are talks by visiting speakers and in the summer, visits and field trips both locally and abroad. We have a comprehensive library of maps, leaflets and books and encourage small group research. See the Group website for further information.
The group will continue to follow the GCSE course, which started in September 2022. If you have a basic grasp of Latin and wish to brush up former skills, you will be most welcome to join us.
We now have vacancies to welcome more members who are interested in painting in the company of others. We do not have a tutor, but we try to help each other where we can if requested. Whether you have painted before or are keen to have a go, please get in touch.
We read a wide variety of plays with members recommending plays they would particularly like to read.
Group to reminisce on past skiing adventures and possibly arrange future ones.
No set venue or times - see Group Leader for details
We meet every Wednesday at the Cube for social Table Tennis between 1pm and 4pm. Bats are available for newcomers and all are assured of a warm welcome.
This is a group for people who play at a reasonable standard, aiming to develop and improve their match skills. We generally play singles and also try to arrange matchplay when possible.
A 10-week course starting Wed 9th Sept with a one-week gap in the middle.
A light-hearted course using PowerPoint. A guide to the functioning of the major systems in your body, plus some of the malfunctions which may show up as we age. No notes and no knowledge required.
The Wood Carving members use hand tools to carve individual projects at their own pace. They are of varying abilities, with experienced members to help others. Members provide their own tools and portable workbenches, but we are able to offer a taster session for beginners.