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  • “Singapore to Shimla, A delayed adventure to India”

    “Singapore to Shimla, A delayed adventure to India”

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    Angela Chantry

    Our Travellers Tales presentation on Tuesday 21st January 2025 will be given by John Reynolds. Venue: The Javea Players Studio, (a few minutes walk from the Mercadona carpark, Javea pueblo). Doors will open at 10.30 am with the presentation commencing at 11.00 am and lasting for approx. 1 hour. Cost: 2 euros per person on…

  • Cycling for Softies

    Cycling for Softies

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    Steve Young

    The Group meets at 10.00am in the car park of the Parador Hotel for a ride through the Jávea countryside followed by a sociable drink together. Please note that it is your responsibility to wear weather appropriate clothing and safety equipment.

  • SC&C Trip – Medieval Pueblos of El Maestrazgo

    SC&C Trip – Medieval Pueblos of El Maestrazgo

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    Angela Chantry

    Monday 12th – Friday 16th May 2025 Spanish Culture & Cuisine tour in May 2025. The itinerary includes visits to a number of medieval towns, staying 2 nights half-board accommodation (dinner & breakfast included) in two 4* hotels. If you would like to receive a copy of the detailed programme and cost, please send an…

  • Talking Art

    Talking Art

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    Steve Young

    The artists who came to be known as Fauvists (“Wild Beasts”) emphasised colour as a structural and expressive methods into art in the early twentieth century. Their impact was such that the world of art shifted on its axis: all subsequent movements were influenced, and the “look” of the man made environment changed irrevocably. From…

  • History Talks – A journey through the fascinating history of the “Royal Town” of Xàbia / Jávea.

    History Talks – A journey through the fascinating history of the “Royal Town” of Xàbia / Jávea.

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    Steve Young

    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 such as the Montgó…

  • Line Dancing Group

    Line Dancing Group

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    Steve Young

    More details to follow – in the interim, contact Mike Frost, Groups Coordinator on groups.coordinator@u3ajavea.com