Sunshine Coast Council has endorsed the Nambour to Coolum Strategic Recreation Trail.
It is intended that the trail will be delivered in stages with the initial stage involving detailed planning and investigations into alignment and design of the local area links in Nambour, Bli Bli and Coolum. This detailed planning process will commence (subject to budget considerations) in the coming financial year. 
Would you like to share your travel knowledge and experiences; gain some travel tips? Then join the friendly Armchair Travel Group which meets Thursday mornings in Nambour.
The crowds rolled up for U3A Open Day at the Innovation Centre on 14 January.
Check out some of the photos of the day.
Urgently required: a U3A Lectures Coordinator and Office Volunteers. More people to assist with special events (Open Day, Trivia) and Tutors are always needed. Please contact the U3A office (5430 1123; u3ascu@nullusc.edu.au).
Moshe Feldenkrais says “When you know what you are doing, then you can do what you want” and this applies to the ability to move with ease. about Jane’s qualifications and recent Doctorate work at USC. Classes in the Feldenkrais Method are available for U3A members every Monday, 10-11.30.
Ian Cran is presenting 3 courses in term 1, 2017. He has presented 13 courses in previous years. Ian is a polymath; his courses have covered a wide variety of subjects – maths, weather, geography, history, biology, art, music. about Ian and his extreme sports.
“Let’s be Happy” was the theme of U3A Choir’s 2016 annual concert on 22 October. The concert certainly lived up to its name. The choir was joined by Sunshine Brass for a rollicking mix of oldies and modern.
Valwyn Matthews, a former President of U3A Sunshine Coast, celebrated her 90th birthday last month surrounded by former colleagues and friends.
Student thanks U3A volunteers.
U3A volunteers have helped Vaughan Nicholson complete his PhD in Physiotherapy. His research covered Nintendo Wii-Hab as well as Body Pump.
Everyone who came to live on the Sunshine Coast was happy. Only their little grey cells grumbled that they had nothing to work out on.
Frayda Cooper had the answer. She had encountered U3A in Melbourne, and felt it would fill a need here. That was 1985.