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Wed 3 Sep 2025 7.00 pm     Wine Bar     

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Thu 4 Sep 2025 11.10 am     2025 Longest Yarn 2     

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Thu 4 Sep 2025 1.30 pm     Play Reading     

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Thu 4 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 4 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 4 Sep 2025 4.00 pm     Southwell Walking Tour     

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Fri 5 Sep 2025 10.15 am     Walking - Strollers     

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Sat 6 Sep 2025 7.00 pm     2025 Kellys Heroes KH0609     

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Sat 6 Sep 2025 8.00 pm     Local and Live Music     Paul Young/Los Pacaminos band

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Mon 8 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Mon 8 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     Outdoor Activities     Nordic Walking

Details Nordic walking session with instruction and use of poles.

Mon 8 Sep 2025 7.00 pm     Music Appreciation     music from a radio or TV programme

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Tue 9 Sep 2025 10.00 am     Breakfast Club     

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Tue 9 Sep 2025 10.30 am     Book Club 1     "The Unfinished Business of Eadie Browne" by Freya North

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Tue 9 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Wed 10 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     Photography     'Windows' and 'Colour v Monochrome'

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Wed 10 Sep 2025 7.00 pm     Wine Bar     

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Thu 11 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 12 Sep 2025 10.00 am     Cryptic Crosswords - Improvers     

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Wed 17 Sep 2025 2.30 pm     Wine Appreciation     

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Thu 18 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 18 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sat 20 Sep 2025 10.00 am     2025 Birmingham day trip     

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Tue 23 Sep 2025 12.30 pm     Lunch Club     The Ferry Boat

Details Meal at the Ferry Boat Inn, Stoke Bardolph

Tue 23 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Wed 24 Sep 2025 7.00 pm     Wine Bar     

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Thu 25 Sep 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 25 Sep 2025 7.30 pm     Play LMT01 Gaslight     Gaslight

Details A fogbound London, 1880. Bella Manningham lives an upper-middle-class existence but she is constantly on edge, in fear that she is losing her mind. The reproaches and frequent disappearances of her attractive but stern husband, only increase her anxiety. One night, another cause for concern comes knocking on her door: a private investigator who claims that she is in very real danger. Who can Bella trust? Is she really losing her grip on reality? Patrick Hamilton’s Gaslight is the dark and thrilling tale of a marriage shrouded in suspicion. The riveting thriller that inspired the modern term ‘gaslighting’. A play whose power continues to reverberate.

Fri 26 Sep 2025 10.00 am     Cryptic Crosswords - Improvers     

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Mon 29 Sep 2025 12.00 am     2025 Felixstowe (F2909)     

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Thu 2 Oct 2025 1.30 pm     Play Reading     

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Thu 2 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 2 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sun 5 Oct 2025 12.00 am     2025 Melton M food Festival     

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Thu 9 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 9 Oct 2025 7.30 pm     Play LMT02 Revlon Girl     

Details Eight months after the Aberfan Disaster of 1966, in which 144 people were killed (116 of them children), a group of bereaved mothers meet weekly above a local hotel to talk, cry and even laugh without feeling guilty. At one of their previous meetings, the women looked at each other and admitted how much they felt they’d let themselves go. Afraid that people will think them frivolous, they’ve secretly arranged for a representative from Revlon to come and give them a talk on beauty tips. This is a remarkably warm, sorrowful and at times even funny study in the masks grief wears, what it takes and what it might mean, to put on a brave face.

Fri 10 Oct 2025 10.00 am     Cryptic Crosswords - Improvers     

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Mon 13 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Tue 14 Oct 2025 10.00 am     Breakfast Club     

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Tue 14 Oct 2025 10.30 am     Book Club 1     "The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet" by David Mitchell

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Tue 14 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Wed 15 Oct 2025 2.30 pm     Wine Appreciation     

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Thu 16 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 16 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sat 18 Oct 2025 10.00 am     2025 Newstead Abbey     

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Wed 22 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     Photography     'Graffiti' and 'Cropping to improve the image'

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Thu 23 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 24 Oct 2025 10.00 am     Cryptic Crosswords - Improvers     

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Fri 24 Oct 2025 7.00 pm     Shania Tribute     

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Tue 28 Oct 2025 12.00 pm     Lunch Club     

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Tue 28 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Thu 30 Oct 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 30 Oct 2025 7.30 pm     Play LMT03 Home I'm Darling     Lace Market Theatre

Details Every marriage needs a little fantasy to keep it sparkling. But behind the gingham curtains, being a domestic goddess isn't as easy as it looks… Home, I'm Darling is Laura Wade's new dark comedy about sex, cake and the quest to be the perfect 1950s housewife. A timely analysis of the gender divide, which manages to ask important questions about what women might want and how they might successfully find it. It’s a sharp, funny and sad dissection of a doomed attempt to achieve marital bliss by retreating into a delusional cocoon.

Fri 31 Oct 2025 1.30 pm     2025 TomMichaelTribute TM2110     

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Sun 2 Nov 2025 12.00 am     2025 Murder Mystery MM021125     

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Thu 6 Nov 2025 12.00 am     2025 Elvis Evolution (EE0611)     

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Thu 6 Nov 2025 1.30 pm     Play Reading     

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Thu 6 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 6 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 7 Nov 2025 10.00 am     Cryptic Crosswords - Improvers     

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Sun 9 Nov 2025 12.00 am     2025 flying Scotsman     Flying Scotsman

Details All aboard for a nostalgic journey with the world's most famous locomotive! This autumn, celebrate Railway 200 in style with an unforgettable steam-hauled adventure on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway – one of Britain’s most scenic heritage lines. Travel through dramatic moorland and glorious countryside ablaze with autumn colour, as the Flying Scotsman takes centre stage. Whether you're a railway enthusiast or simply love a nostalgic escape, this is an unmissable chance to experience the golden age of steam in the heart of Yorkshire. Seats are limited – book now and be part of rail history! Departing 9th November 2025 2 days from just £199pp What's included? Return coach travel Overnight stay at a selected hotel (JG3 or JG4 rating) with dinner & breakfast Train journey behind the Flying Scotsman on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway Free time in Pickering

Mon 10 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Tue 11 Nov 2025 10.00 am     Breakfast Club     

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Tue 11 Nov 2025 10.30 am     Book Club 1     "Shuggie Bain" by Douglas Stuart

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Tue 11 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Wed 12 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     Photography     'Autumn' and 'Perspective'

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Thu 13 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 14 Nov 2025 7.00 pm     2025 Beatles £24 BC1411     

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Sat 15 Nov 2025 7.00 pm     2025 Swingtones ST1511     

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Mon 17 Nov 2025 12.00 am     2025 Thursford (T1711)     

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Wed 19 Nov 2025 2.30 pm     Wine Appreciation     

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Thu 20 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 20 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 21 Nov 2025 10.00 am     Cryptic Crosswords - Improvers     

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Fri 21 Nov 2025 7.00 pm     2025 Revival R2111     

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Sun 23 Nov 2025 1.00 pm     2025 Daytime Disco (DD0806)     

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Sun 23 Nov 2025 1.00 pm     2025 Daytime Disco DD2311     

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Tue 25 Nov 2025 10.00 am     2025 Buxton (B2005)     

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Tue 25 Nov 2025 10.00 am     2025 Buxon Elton John BEJ2511     

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Tue 25 Nov 2025 12.30 pm     Lunch Club     Meal at the Vale

Details The Vale Carvery is only £6.95- why not come along

Tue 25 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Wed 26 Nov 2025 7.05 pm     2025 Arabian nights     

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Thu 27 Nov 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 27 Nov 2025 7.30 pm     Play LMT04 The Crucible     Lace Market Theatre

Details This classic drama set against the Salem Witch Trials of 1692, is both a gripping historical play and a timely parable of our contemporary society. The play is a fictionalized account of how a small group of girls in Salem, Massachusetts falsely accused others of witchcraft. The story tells how small lies build and build until a whole town is involved, eventually condemning 19 men and women to the gallows for being possessed of the Devil. The play explores themes of mass hysteria, the importance of standing up for one's beliefs and the devastating effect of power when it is wielded by persons of questionable morality.

Thu 4 Dec 2025 1.30 pm     Play Reading     

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Thu 4 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 4 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 5 Dec 2025 10.00 am     Cryptic Crosswords - Improvers     

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Sat 6 Dec 2025 7.00 pm     2025 Jingle Girls JG0612     

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Sat 6 Dec 2025 7.00 pm     Jingle girls Party     

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Mon 8 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Tue 9 Dec 2025 10.00 am     Breakfast Club     

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Tue 9 Dec 2025 10.30 am     Book Club 1     "And Away" by Bob Mortimer

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Tue 9 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Wed 10 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     Photography     'Clouds' and 'Minimalism'

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Thu 11 Dec 2025 12.00 am     2025 Xmas Lunch (XM1112)     

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Thu 11 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sat 13 Dec 2025 12.00 pm     2025 Chatsworth CH1312     

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Wed 17 Dec 2025 2.30 pm     Wine Appreciation     

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Thu 18 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 18 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 18 Dec 2025 7.30 pm     Play LMT05 The Last Noel     Lace Market Theatre

Details It's Christmas Day, sort of, and Alice, Mike and Tess – three generation of the one family – are busy preparing a feast, singing songs, spinning yarns and squabbling about snacks... like only a close family can. But someone is missing from the table. Telling their stories in turns, and breaking off for the odd musical interlude, the family pass the time waiting for Tess's mum to arrive. As they do, we see a picture of how one family forms its traditions – and how those traditions matter most when there are problems on the horizon.

Fri 19 Dec 2025 10.00 am     Cryptic Crosswords - Improvers     

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Sat 20 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     2025 Robin Hood RHBW2012     

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Sat 20 Dec 2025 5.15 pm     2025 After Panto Meal     

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Tue 23 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Thu 25 Dec 2025 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 1 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 1 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 8 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Mon 12 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Tue 13 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Thu 15 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 15 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 15 Jan 2026 7.30 pm     Play LMT06 The Cat's Meow     Lace Market Theatre

Details Based on the true story of a mysterious Hollywood death, The Cat's Meow offers a fascinating cross section of Jazz Era characters who intersect in 1924, for one notorious weekend on board William Randolph Hearst's Luxury yacht. The guests include movie mogul Thomas Ince, who is hoping to revive his flagging fortunes by forming a partnership with Hearst, and Charlie Chaplin who has much more mischievous ‘Recreational’ motives for being onboard. A stylish and sardonically funny exposé of corrupt Tinseltown values, this darkly comic morality play is laced with clandestine romance, Hollywood excess, and steadily heating tensions.

Thu 22 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 23 Jan 2026 7.00 pm     26 Burns Night BN2301     

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Sat 24 Jan 2026 7.00 pm     26 Fab4 F42401     

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Tue 27 Jan 2026 12.30 pm     Lunch Club     

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Tue 27 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Thu 29 Jan 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 5 Feb 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 5 Feb 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Mon 9 Feb 2026 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Tue 10 Feb 2026 2.00 pm     Table tennis     

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Thu 12 Feb 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sun 15 Feb 2026 4.00 pm     26 Dusty Tribute D1502     Tribute Break

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Thu 19 Feb 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 19 Feb 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 20 Feb 2026 3.30 pm     26 Abba & Joel Tribute ABJ2020     

Details Two night Tribute break Abba and Billy Joel

Tue 24 Feb 2026 12.30 pm     Lunch Club     

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Thu 26 Feb 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 5 Mar 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 5 Mar 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 6 Mar 2026 8.30 am     26 Liverpool/Llandudno BFS0603     Beatles for Sale, Liverpool & Llandudno Weekend

Details The Beatles Llandudno Weekend 4 days Resort - Llandudno Overview Situated on a sandy isthmus between the Great Orme and Little Orme Heads, Llandudno boasts two superb beaches. The shingly North Shore is the busier of the two with its Victorian Pier, boat trips, donkey rides, Punch and Judy shows and much more. The sandy West Shore is quieter with miles of sands and panoramic views of the Snowdonia mountain range in the distance. Llandudno is a highly attractive resort with its magnificent crescent of hotels, broad tree-lined streets and elegant shops all combining to produce a unique atmosphere. There are two golf courses. A tramway and cable car both offer a route to the summit of the Great Orme (which also boasts a superb dry ski slope - one of the best in Britain). There is plenty to do both by day and by night and you are sure never to have a dull moment at what many would claim to be the most complete of all British holiday resorts. Day 1 - Outward Travel Day 2 - Full Day to Liverpool & Evening with The Beatles Liverpool’s success is built on a history of trade with its port which was once a hive for international merchants. Today the city’s history is celebrated by the Tate Liverpool, the Beatles Story, Merseyside Maritime Museum and the International Slavery Museum (entry fees may apply). Liverpool is also home to the famous Albert Dock and world-class shopping can be enjoyed at Liverpool One! Enjoy a wonderful evening of entertainment with a stunning tribute to the iconic Beatles. This ‘Fab 4’ have a full repertoire of all the Beatles’ most famous songs; from early tracks such as Please Please Me and Love Me Do to classics like Nowhere Man and Paperback Writer, right through to the likes of the seminal Hey Jude! Day 3 - Day at Leisure Day 4 - Return Travel Hydro Hotel Situated on the Llandudno promenade, the hotel is just a short walk from the resorts shopping area, traditional pier, Happy Valley Botanical Gardens, cable car and Great Orme Tramway. This grand hotel features a magnificent sun lounge, with spectacular view over the bay, a impressive restaurant, games room and large entertainment room with dancefloor, where you will find entertainment most evenings. Many of the hotel’s rooms have fantastic views of the bay or over the town to the Welsh mountains. Our en-suite bedrooms come with comfy beds for a great nights sleep, tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen TV with Freeview and radio and hairdryer. Lift serving all floors and a car park.

Mon 9 Mar 2026 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Thu 12 Mar 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 19 Mar 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 19 Mar 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sat 21 Mar 2026 2.00 pm     26 Sweeney Todd ST2103     

Details Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, is a dark, dramatic musical thriller by Stephen Sondheim. It tells the story of Benjamin Barker, a barber who returns to London under the name Sweeney Todd after being wrongfully imprisoned. Seeking revenge against the corrupt Judge Turpin who destroyed his life and family, Todd opens a barber shop above Mrs. Lovett’s pie shop. As his thirst for vengeance grows, the two hatch a gruesome plan: Todd kills his customers, and Mrs. Lovett bakes them into her meat pies - leading to both culinary success and horrifying consequences. Join the award-winning Nottingham Arts Youth Theatre as they bring this chilling spectacle to life with stunning performances, unforgettable music, and gripping storytelling.

Mon 23 Mar 2026 8.30 am     26 South Devon Delights T2303     

Details 5 Day break South Devon Delights Resort - Torquay Overview Torquay is one of Britain's most famous resorts, situated at the heart of 22 miles of unspoilt coastline, often referred to as the "English Riviera". It has a mild climate, sparkling blue waters and in its beautiful public gardens you will see subtropical plants and palm trees. Torquay has something to offer everyone: by day you can relax on one of the clean sandy beaches, explore the bustling harbour and marina and the excellent shops or if you are feeling more active there are lovely walks, or activities such as sailing, bowls, golf or fishing. By night you'll be spoilt for choice: there are theatres, night clubs, cabarets and discothèques and of course you'll see the lights illuminating the promenade reflected across the beautiful bay. The many local attractions include Paignton Zoo, Babbacombe Model Village, Kent's Cavern, Torbay Steam Railway and Cockington thatched village. Day 1 - Outward Travel Day 2 - Full day to Plymouth and Buckfast Abbey This historic naval city has a breathtaking harbour and a wealth of attractions including the National Marine Aquarium and the delightful Hoe, the promenade along Plymouth Sound and some excellent shopping. We return via Buckfast Abbey, famous for its tonic wine. Offering a tranquil refuge to chaotic everyday life, the Abbey also has gift shops and The Grange Restaurant where you can enjoy homemade cakes. Day 3 - Day at Leisure Day 4 - Totnes & Brixham This unique and charming market town sits in the heart of South Devon. Totnes offers an exceptional range of small independent retailers, plenty of museums and many galleries. A visit to Totnes is not complete without a visit to the Brutus Stone. Excursion to the pretty fishing town of Brixham. On our visit, be sure to venture around this fascinating town and discover some of the attractions Brixham has to offer. Brixham’s harbour is home to a stunning replica of Sir Francis Drake’s Golden Hind and a statue of William of Orange. The award-winning Heritage Museum (entry fees may apply) hosts an array of displays reflecting local life through the ages. Day 5 - Return Travel Metropole Hotel Situated in the heart of Torquay’s Hotel district just a five minute walk from the beach, the Metropole Hotel offers a great location to explore beautiful Torquay and the well-renowned English Riviera. The hotel features a restaurant, relaxing lounge and bar with dancefloor, where you can find entertainment on most evenings. The hotel has undergone a multi-million pound refurbishment since joining the Group in 2019. The hotel also boasts an outdoor seating area, perfect for soaking up the sun and enjoying a relaxing drink. Our en-suite bedrooms come with comfy beds for a great nights sleep, tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen TV with Freeview and radio and hairdryer. The hotel also features a large car park, Wi-Fi throughout and lifts serving all floors.

Tue 24 Mar 2026 12.30 pm     Lunch Club     

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Thu 26 Mar 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sat 28 Mar 2026 7.00 pm     26 Ruby rockabella RR2803     

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Thu 2 Apr 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 2 Apr 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 3 Apr 2026 8.30 am     26 Weymouth Easter WEW0304     

Details Weymouth Easter Weekend 4 days Resort - Weymouth Overview Weymouth is one of Britain's oldest seaside resorts, made popular by George III whose statue stands on the promenade. It has just about everything one could ask for in a seaside town: a lovely curving bay with soft sands, a fascinating harbour with interesting old pubs and cottages, the remains of a Tudor castle, some engaging architecture, a wide variety of shops and plenty to entertain both day and night. Add to this a bird reserve which is almost in the centre of town, a museum, an indoor swimming pool and lots of boat trips and you are sure to have an absorbing holiday. Day 1 - Outward Travel Day 2 - Full Day Swanage & Poole We travel through the beautiful countryside of the Isle of Purbeck, beneath the ruins of Corfe Castle to reach the seaside town of Swanage. Renowned for its beautiful beaches, Swanage has a rich history and a variety of attractions and activities to enjoy. We also visit Poole – famous for its deep water harbour and historic waterfront. The large island that lies in the bay is Brownsea Island, the birthplace of scouting. Day 3 - Day at Leisure Day 4 - Return Travel The Royal Hotel The elegant, Grade II listed Royal Hotel is right on Weymouth seafront placing you at the heart of the classic seaside resort. The Royal Hotel is an impressive building of intricate architecture built in the ‘Free Renaissance’ style and boasts fantastic views over the beach and bay. Only a short stroll to the shops, seaside attractions and the famously beautiful harbour and marina, the location could not be better for exploring all that Weymouth has to offer.

Thu 9 Apr 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sat 11 Apr 2026 7.00 pm     26 Traveling Wilburys TW1104     

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Mon 13 Apr 2026 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Thu 16 Apr 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 16 Apr 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sat 18 Apr 2026 7.00 pm     26 AMDram Night     

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Thu 23 Apr 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Fri 24 Apr 2026 7.30 pm     26 Upbeat Beatles UB2404     Upbeat Beatles Tribute

Details The Upbeat Beatles This is a quote from the back of the Beatles 4th album “When, in a generation or so, a radio-active, cigar-smoking child, picnicking on Saturn, asks you what the Beatle affair was all about – ‘Did you actually know them?’ – don’t try to explain all about the long hair and the screams! Just play their music.” With sheer joy and energy Upbeat Beatles will take you on a journey through the earth-shattering sounds of the FAB 4! Throw away all your inhibitions! No band does it better than the Upbeat Beatles.

Tue 28 Apr 2026 12.30 pm     Lunch Club     

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Thu 30 Apr 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 7 May 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 7 May 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Mon 11 May 2026 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Thu 14 May 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Sat 16 May 2026 8.30 am     26 Bridlington B1605     

Details 5 Day Break Bridlington, Scarborough & York Resort - Bridlington Overview The long beach front, historic buildings and range of entertainment facilities make Bridlington a fantastic destination on the Yorkshire Coast. Bridlington Old Town is traditional Yorkshire in a nutshell. Packed with attractive antique shops and restaurants, the Old Town was the setting for the Dad’s Army film. The delightful mix of brick and stone buildings, colourful shop fronts, popular cafés and individual shops provide a relaxing environment for shopping or strolling. Entertainment and art galleries are housed in the refurbished Spa Centre on the seafront. A network of land-trains transports guests around the town, along the front, and as far afield as Sewerby Hall and Gardens, a delightful stately home owned and managed by East Riding Council. Day 1 - Outward Travel Day 2 - Scarborough & Filey Scarborough really does have it all – dramatic cliffs, prominent castle headland, historic harbour and wonderful beaches. Perhaps take a ride on the oldest funicular railway in Britain, enjoy a stroll through the gardens or enjoy some seaside fun on the award-winning beaches. We continue our day with a visit to Filey. Home to an historic promenade, impressive Edwardian architecture and a five-mile expanse of stunning beach this is a great place to explore. Day 3 - Day at Leisure Day 4 – York Today we visit York, a vibrant festival city with Roman roots and a Viking past, offering an adventure for everyone. York boasts a wealth of places to visit including the Roman walls, the famous York Minster, the National Railway Museum and the fascinating Jorvik Viking Centre (entrance fees may apply). You can take a stroll down the Shambles, one of the best preserved medieval streets in Europe, believed to be the inspiration for Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter films. Day 5 - Return Travel Monarch Hotel In a prime seafront location on Bridlington’s South beach, the Monarch Hotel offers breathtaking panoramic sea views. Situated close to the resort’s Spa Theatre and just a short stroll to the busy fishing harbour, the Monarch Hotel is sure to provide the perfect base for exploring Bridlington and surrounding areas. The hotel features a quiet lounge, restaurant and bar area on the first floor, as well as a good size dancefloor where entertainment is regularly featured. Our en-suite bedrooms come with comfy beds for a great nights sleep, tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen TV with Freeview and radio and hairdryer. Lift serving 5 floors.

Thu 21 May 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 21 May 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Tue 26 May 2026 12.30 pm     Lunch Club     

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Thu 28 May 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 4 Jun 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 4 Jun 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Mon 8 Jun 2026 2.00 pm     MaD Girls     Social discussion

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Thu 11 Jun 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 18 Jun 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 18 Jun 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Tue 23 Jun 2026 12.30 pm     Lunch Club     

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Thu 25 Jun 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 2 Jul 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 2 Jul 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 9 Jul 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 16 Jul 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 16 Jul 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 23 Jul 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 30 Jul 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 6 Aug 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 6 Aug 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 13 Aug 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 20 Aug 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 20 Aug 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 27 Aug 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 3 Sep 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 3 Sep 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 10 Sep 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 17 Sep 2026 2.00 pm     French Conversation & Culture     

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Thu 17 Sep 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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Thu 24 Sep 2026 2.00 pm     Ukulele     

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