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We paint in almost every medium and subject without specific instruction. When assistance is required we help each other. The occasional trip to London visiting Art Galleries is enjoyed (for inspiration perhaps). Exhibitions are also arranged. |
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Contact : Pamela Murphy |
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We are a small, friendly, self-help group which meets fortnightly using watercolour to paint flowers, fruit, or vegetables in a botanical manner, assisted by our tutor, Gordon darby. One or two new members will be welcomed and encouraged. Please contact the Group Organiser for more details. |
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Contact : Janet Wilson |
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Would you like to learn to Crochet? |
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We meet on the fourth Wednesday of the month in the afternoon, and members take turns in holding a meeting at their house. |
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Contact : Pauline Gofton Meetings : Wednesday, 4th, 2:00 - 4:00 |
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The group has been working on a varied repertoire now consisting of well over 50 pieces ranging from Swing Low Sweet Chariot to Nellie The Elephant including a number of folk songs and Christmas Carols. Most of our pieces involve part playing and we tend to work from printed music. |
Contact : Dave Robson |
This group is a get-together of embroiderers and quilters of diverse abilities to exchange ideas on sewing crafts and enjoy the social event. Those with particular skills help others, so members can extend their range. Beginners welcome. |
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Contact : Georgina Reynolds |
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We are a small well-established group whose members have a traditional piano, not electronic, keyboard etc, who meet in each others houses to play classical music of any standard above beginner - able to prepare a piece for second Wednesday afternoon of the month (from September to June). Very suitable for those who look at their piano at home and wish that they had kept it up, as well as higher standards. Friendly and relaxed approach to playing, including mistakes. New members most welcome |
Contact: Tony Buick |
Come and read plays with us. It’s fun and no preparation is needed. Sets of different plays are provided and the time allows us to read a whole play. In the interval we eat cake and at the end discuss the play, so come and enjoy yourself. New members welcome. |
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Contact : Gilly Moysey |
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Singing for Fun is an informal, relaxed group for all who enjoy singing along to traditional and folk melodies as well as songs from the shows. We don’t expect members to read music (though this may help) and the emphasis is firmly on fun. |
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Contact : Laurence Hickey |
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