We are a community friendship group based in Stockport. Members generally come from the north of the town. The group was set up to help bring together people who want to meet people with similar interests or try something new. No membership fees, two optional weekly meetings: Coffee Catch-up & Thursday's Evening Meetup and numerous group activities.

A small but friendly group of enthusiasts who regularly meet and have National Demonstrators visit at the monthly social meetings. Visitors are welcome. Do contact us if you would like to know more or wish to join the society which affiliated to the National Flower Arranging Society. This is a new website and is under initial development and construction.

The Alma Singers consists of ladies from villages around Great Barford, founded by Alma Tebbutt in 2010. We continue to change and develop our music, and perform many concerts, singing a variety of popular folk songs, Christmas music and songs from musicals. No previous experience needed; you don't need to read music. Come along and meet new friends and old!

Amberliegh is a children's charity where we use performing arts such as African drumming and dance, singing, piano, guitar lessons and other creative arts to empower children and young people to build up their self-esteem and self-confidence.

We are a group of members who model railways in a range of scales. We have our own club room with several layouts set up permanently. We meet twice a week. Our membership is open to all ages.

Arts Partnership Surrey is a strategic alliance of local authorities and trusts representing the boroughs, districts and county council in Surrey.

We are a local art club that has been going since 1970. We meet every Friday from 19:00 - 2100 at Ashford Baptist Church in Ashford.

Aycliffe and Brancepeth Band is a brass band for players of all ages and abilities who want to play in a friendly atmosphere. We’re very much a community band and enjoy entertaining audiences with our mix of traditional and popular music – and the odd bad joke!

Banwood is a friendly group that meets weekly to enjoy a variety of folk dances. Whether you’re an experienced dancer, a complete beginner or somewhere in between, there’s a warm welcome waiting for you.

A charity set up to convert the redundant church in the village of Barthol Chapel, Aberdeenshire into a hub for the community to use.

A not for profit folk dance club, who meet every Friday evening for a mixture of English, American, and Scotish dances. We have a good mix of men v Ladies. all ages welcome. We dance to recorded music as well as live bands, All of our dances are called with an expericence call which changes each week.

An amateur choir with about 40 members which rehearses and performs 3 concerts a year. The content ranges from the classical to the more modern. The concerts are staged in local churches. We also give Christmas Carol performances in local elderly persons homes.

The Black Heroes Foundation is about developing cultural awareness, promoting a world where Black Heroes are acknowledged, respected and celebrated. A community based charity developing and promoting talent, together with cultural and artistic initiatives in the community focusing on youth, education, training, social up-lifting and personal development. We deliver Black Heroes theatrical and musical events in communities across the UK.

Award winning voluntary fundraising group. Helping pets In Need.

A friendly group who meet to have demonstrations, talks, workshops and just to paint together. We meet from October to April each year. Meetings are on second Tuesday evenings and last Wednesday afternoons.

Bradwell-on-Sea Flower Show and Companion Dog Show is a local annual show where people can exhibit their produce, cooking or art. It also includes a dog show and a large fair on the village playing field.

The Community Centre offers a letting service at reasonable rates with many discounts, some up to 45%. The Centre has two halls, a main hall and a smaller hall, which can be hired separate or both together. There is also a full catering kitchen.

A friendly group of keen and aspiring calligraphers. We meet on the first Saturday of the month in the Church Hall, St John’s Street, Rastick HD6 1HN (near Brighouse Railway Station). We have a choice of classes, a shop and a library. Beginners welcome.

Village Hall , available for functions and private hire

We are an informal relaxed local group interested in all sorts of open debate. A diverse bunch with varied viewpoints, experience and backgrounds. We do formal debates, question times on topical issues, open forums with more audience involvement and fun balloon debates. We meet on the first Wednesday of each month throughout the year at 7.30pm

Not for profit community cinema and events club

If you are interested in Patchwork and Quilting or other needle crafts, why not come and join us. We are a friendly group of ladies who meet on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at Haberdashers’ Boys’ School, Elstree at 7.30pm. We have a varied programme of speakers, sewing evenings and Saturday workshops throughout the year.

Cranleigh Folk promotes acoustic music in Cranleigh and the surrounding villages. We usually meet on the first Friday of each month at a venue specified on our website and facebook page. We generally host open singers' nights where local singers and musicians can perform. These evenings are free. Guest performer nights on some other dates.

Crosby Writers' Club is a not-for-profit organisation which exists to help and encourage members in writing for publication. Our club was founded in 1946 and celebrated its 75th Anniversary in 2021. It gives constructive criticism and market suggestions and welcomes all who write or who wish to write.

We are a small organization dedicated to making performing arts accessible to all with a huge focus on affordability. Where possible classes will be free or offered at a highly discounted price. We also aim to focus on learning and classes which have a focus on sensory and other learning needs.

Darwen Camera Club traces its roots back to 1896 and throughout our long history we have remained informal and friendly, appealing to photography enthusiasts young and old across the local community. Whatever your photographic experience and ambition, if you're looking to improve your photography then Darwen Camera Club's weekly programme will have something to interest you.

Digswell Village hall is a community village hall. Digswell is a settlement near Welwyn, Hertfordshire. The village hall is available for all types of hirings - Entertainmanets, Keep Fit Classes, Local group Meetings etc. Built in 1923 is owned and run by local volunteers and is a registed charity (No. 302361).

Diwis Creations is a social enterprise dedicated to improving mental health through creative activities. Our mission is to provide opportunities for individuals to be empowered through engaging activities from various workshops organised in order to encourage artistic expressions in healthy ways. We also offer a safe and supportive environment where individuals can learn new skills and build confidence.

Doune Ukulele Group aim to promote the playing and enjoyment of playing the ukulele. Membership is open to all ages and abilities. They meet every Wednesday evening at the Rural Hall, Doune, near Stirling.

A not-for-profit group promoting traditional and modern rug making - hooky, proddy, braiding, locker-hook, punch hook, peg loom etc. We also promote other fibre crafts such as spinning, felting, dyeing, weaving, and knitting, meeting at Clayport Library, Durham on Mondays and Bowburn Community Centre on Wednesdays. We exhibit and demonstrate at public events, schools and community venues on invitation.

Ecotopia Now! running creative events to tackle eco-anxiety and inspire eco-action!

Ellerton & Aughton are two small villages in the East Riding of Yorkshire. They have a very close knit community, sharing church and village hall facilities along with the Boot & Shoe Inn in Ellerton! Many volunteers organise events for the villages, such as fetes, craft clubs, parent & toddler groups, bingo & whist drives and charity fundraisers.

Emerging Voices is a charity based in and around York, founded in 2019. The charity enables adults with lived experience of mental ill health to reach their potential as musicians and artists, in a collaborative and friendly environment.

Euphonix is a community choir based in Kingston. Euphonix Choir is open to any adult of any age who would like to sing a range of contemporary and popular songs, folk and world music. We offer an inclusive, affordable experience of the benefits of singing with others: companionship, developing musicality and pure enjoyment.