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Author: Steve Young
Dining Out
The Dining Out group is for friends to have a meal together and to enjoy some good conversation. Our meals are informal and we have no speakers or speeches.
History Talks – The Sister Queens
On Tuesday 12th November at 11.00am at the Jávea Players Studio in Jávea, Keith Smith will tell the fascinating story of the two Spanish sisters who became Queens but whose lives were touched by intrigue and tragedy. In the late 15th Century the Spanish Catholic Monarchs, Isabel and Ferdinand, used their children to create a…
Cycling for Softies take to the road on Wednesday 9 October
Cycling for Softies group will meet on Wednesday 9th October at 10. 00 AM at Hotel Parador car park for an easy bike ride and a sociable drink. Anyone wishing to join please contact Constantin on cycling@u3ajavea.com.
Discussion Group – Is there an excessive tourism problem in Spain?
The first Discussion Group meeting after the summer break will be on the 4th of October – the first Friday of October 2024. The next meeting will be held as usual on the last Friday of the month so we will have two meetings in October. The second one will be organized on the 25th…
The Solos enjoy lunch in spectacular surroundings
On Sunday 29th September, the Solos Dining Out Group went to the La Bodeguilla restaurant on the Jávea Port esplanade. This restaurant has always proved to be a popular venue for our lunches. There were 23 members there for lunch on four tables. The weather was lovely and we had a great view of the…
History Talks – Jávea, from its early days to the present
On Tuesday 10th December, Angela Chantry will present a fascinating look at the history of the town we live in and the events which have shaped the modern day town. Jávea has a long and diverse history that dates back to prehistoric times. The first settlers were the Iberians, who left behind some archaeological remains…