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Full Whats on Guide Below is a guide to what is going on – on the Embassy Rm, The British, North Quay Onchan Pensioners’ Social Club, Island. Douglas Tuesdays and Thursdays 10.30am Where possible the information is verified The Social Network Group All Welcome. but things DO change so please ring to Members organise meals, theatre, music verify details. quizzes and so on. Fun for all. All ages Football Club, Glen Road, Laxey If you know of other groups or clubs that welcome! Laxey Coffee and Chat would like to be listed (normally for free), Contact David via [email protected] to Thursdays 10 – 12 (Term-time only) just email Amy at find out more Contact: Janet 431706 [email protected] Fresh filter coffee and home made cakes. A small fee is payable for listings if the Cherry Orchard Hotel, Port Erin. All welcome. Donations welcome. classes are fee paying (other than if nominal Manx Retirement Association fees to cover rent etc). Southern Coffee Morning Onchan Methodist Church Lounge, 2nd Tuesday of the Month at 10.30am (Opp Commissioners’ office), Over 50’s Coffee Mornings and other Social Host: Joan Daniels Tel: 817007 Drop-In Coffee and chat, Gatherings Island-Wide Fridays 10am – 11.30am. All Welcome. Guild Room, Atholl Street , Peel St Pauls’s Hall, Ramsey. The Thursday Fellowship Grace Baptist Church, Market St, Peel Manx Retirement Association Thursdays 2.15 pm from Oct - Easter Sunset Cityzens Northern Coffee Morning. Speakers, quizzes, DVDs and Bingo ‘A Friendly Natter, guest speakers, 1st Tuesday of the Month at 10.30 am. Our aim is fellowship and fun! tea/coffee. A ‘get-together’ for mid-lifers, Hostess: Annette Solkin. Tel: 817007 All welcome OAPS, On the Hill – Over the Hill – Top of www.manxretirement.org Contact: Thelma 801471 the Slopers Anyone with a free afternoon. Pop along 1.30 – 3pm on Fridays. Castletown Civic Centre Jurby Community Centre, Jurby Castletown + District Over 60’s Club Monday Cuppa and a Catch Up (and the Double Garage and Shed at Thie Rosien Coffee Mornings Monday Mile if you fancy it). (Old Southlands), Castletown Road Time: 10 – 11.30am Cost £1 inc 9.30 - 11.30am. Port Erin Pop in for a brew and natter and/or a gentle walk Refreshments around Jurby. Donations welcome for Men in Sheds A Project for Men of ANY refreshments Age to work on projects of their own or for Castletown + District Over 60’s Club Contact details: [email protected], the community. Afternoon Teas 331794 or see Jurby and Northern Community Times: Tues, Weds and Fri 10am – 5pm. Time: 2 – 3.30pm Cost: £1.50 inc Initiatives Facebook Page. Cost: £25 per year + contributions to tea Scones/Refreshments fund. Morton Hall, Church Ave, Onchan To find out more call: Les Shires 494885. Cat with No Tail, Hailwood Centre, Douglas Onchan Ladies Club Manx Retirement Association 1st Weds in the month at 2.15pm Salvation Army Citadel, Lord St, Douglas Douglas/Onchan Coffee Morning Call 620352 Lunch Club Last Tuesday of the Month at 10.30am Every Tuesday from 11.30am (lunch served at 12noon). £4 for a set three course meal, call 627742 to book a place. Palace Hotel, Douglas. Laxey Football Club-house, Glen Rd, Laxey Book Clubs for Adults & Children’s Isle of Man Ladies Luncheon Club Laxey Sketch Club Activities in Libraries Monthly Luncheons with speakers. Wednesdays 1.30 pm-3.30 pm (outdoors in Contact Gladys Williams on 621740 for the summer months) Erin Arts Centre Book Club more info and/or to book a place. All Welcome First Weds of each month at 1.30pm Contact: Norman McKibbin Tel: 861125 Free to Join. Call EAC 832662 Art and Craft Groups (This category includes Arts, Crafts, St Stephen’s Church Hall, Sulby. Henry Bloom Noble Library, Sewing, Flower Arranging, Knitting & Sulby Art Club, 8 Duke Street, Douglas Crochet, Quilting, Painting and so on) Wednesdays 2pm-4pm Storytime for Preschoolers Contact ? Time to be confirmed Monthly Adult Readers Group House of Manannan. Peel rd ‘Crafternoon’ sessions The Erin Arts Centre 3 Tuesday of each month Wednesdays 1 – 3pm Art Group 6pm No charge, and refreshments are served. Thursdays 2-4pm Contact: For Details 696461 Come with your current craft project and Knitting Club have a chat and a cup of tea. Tuesday 2-4pm Onchan Library Contact: EAC 832662 "Story Tots" stories, rhymes & colouring St. Andrew's Church Hall, for pre-schoolers and their parents / carers Douglas St John’s Methodist Hall Tuesdays 2.30 - 3 p.m. IOM Embroiderers' Guild St John’s Art and Craft Group Book Group Hand, Machine & Mixed Media embroidery Tuesdays 9.40am. 1st Thursday of each month at 6.p.m. Regular Friday/Saturday Monthly Meetings Bring your own art and craft. Call 851364. Contact 621228 All welcome [email protected] Call Helen on 851258 Ballabeg Methodist Hall, Ballabeg. www.iomeg.blogspot.com Mannin Quilters Ramsey Town Library contact [email protected] Tuesdays 7.30pm-9pm. Call 628921. Story Time Tues and Thurs 9.30 – 10am St James’ School Rooms, Dalby St Columba’s Catholic Church, Port Erin, Age: Preschool/Reception The Dalby Art Group, Mannin Quilters Free with pictures to take home and colour. Thursdays 2pm. Wednesdays 1.30-4pm. Call 628921 Parents/Carers MUST attend with their child. Bring your own equipment. Call 843471 Bingo Jurby Community Centre, Jurby Monday Crafternoon Castletown Over 60’s Club, Morton Hall, Mondays 2 - 4pm. Bring your own craft. Learn a Castletown skill/share a skill. Suggested donation of £1 to Bingo Nights cover refreshments Thursdays and Sundays 8 – 9.45pm Contact details: [email protected], 331794 or see Jurby and Northern Community Initiatives Facebook Page. Family Library, Westmoreland Road Douglas Bowling Club, Villa Marina, Derby Kirk Michael Methodist Hall. Storybox and Toddle Tots Road Whist Drive Friday 10.30 - 11.00 Free Crown Green Bowling 1st Tuesday of the Month TeddyTime (from 24th Sept) Douglas Bowling Club is in the Villa Marina 7.30pm Refreshments and Raffle Thursdays 2 - 2.45pm Complex, above the Villa Marina Garden. We are £2 – Proceeds go to Hospice IOM Cost:£2 looking for new members of all ages, from juniors Call Barbara Dawson on 878349 Sticky Finger Craft (Drop In) through to the retired, male or female. We offer Saturdays 10.30 - 12pm and 1.30 – 3pm social and competitive bowling with three men’s The Cat with no Tail, Hailwood Ave. Cost: £2 Contact 640650. Find out more on night league teams, a ladies’ night league team, The Manx Retirement Association www.familylibrary.im or on our Facebook two men’s over 60s teams and a ladies’over 60s Whist Afternoon Page team. The over 60’s matches are played twice a Tuesdays 2pm £2 week during the day. We’re a very sociable club Contact: 817007 Bowling and offer coaching for anyone wishing to give it a NSC, Douglas. go – bowls are available. 16 Banks Howe, Onchan Manx Retirement Association Bowling Contact Paula Garrett on 411300 or Email Manx Retirement Association Thursday 2pm [email protected] Rummikub Club Please call 817007 to book a place. Times Vary so ring 817007 for times. All Welcome. Isle of Man Flat Green Bowling Club, Onchan Park. Onchan Pensioners Hall. Onchan Crown Green Bowling Club, Isle of Man Flat Green Bowling Club Whist Drive Onchan Park We meet from April to September. New Wednesdays 7.30pm Ladies and Men’s Club Bowling – which run members Adults , Seniors , Juniors and £2. Contact Alan 340591 separately but work together for the benefit of visitors to island welcome. For further details the Club. contact Win Kewley 499174 Scout Hall, Ballasalla Membership fees Apply. Call for further Ballasalla Whist Drive details. Kensington Road, Douglas Fridays 7.30pm Contact: Heather 824897 Open April – September. Meets April to October Play socially or competitively. The Ladies and Monday afternoons from 2pm men both play in two leagues. Beginners are Beginners welcome and its free to try welcome and tuition will be given Chess Clubs Contacts: Ladies Club Capt. Marilyn Ellison- Card Games (Bridge, Whist and so on ) 253177 email: [email protected] Falcon’s Nest Hotel, Port Erin Club Captain: Libby Andrade 413318 St Pauls Church Hall, Ramsey Isle of Man Chess Club Whist Drive Thursday’s 7.30pm. Call Alan 495097. St Johns Methodist Hall, St Johns. 1st Thursday of the Month at 7.30pm Indoor Short Mat Bowling £2. Contact: Alan 340591 Monday / Thursday 2 – 4.30pm Cost £3.00 Elim Family Centre, 2nd Ave, Onchan Contact: E Kelly on 842548 Whist Drive (Winter Months only. Oct – April) 3rd Monday of the Month at 7.30pm £2. Contact Alan 340591 Computer Clubs Computer Courses South Douglas Old Friends Club Why not come along and enjoy the experience Linedancing for beginners of learning new computer skills. From One Day WordPress Training Courses Tuesdays, 7.30-8.30 pm. complete beginners to the more experienced, Online - Mondays £250 and Doors open at 7.00 pm. All welcome our aim is to build your confidence, improve Ballakilpheric Chapel on Fridays £175.00 your skills, but more importantly for you to 10am - 4pm Pensioners Hall, opp. Library, Onchan. enjoy the experience. Contact Paul 801475 Arabic Dance Classes For more information on this free service you Saturdays 10-11 Beginners; can phone: Age Concern Isle of Man on Dance Classes 11.15-12.15 Improvers. 631740 £5 for class; £7 for both. iMuseum, Kingswood Grove, Douglas. Madhatters Dance and Theatre Academy Wednesdays and Thursdays 10 – 12.30pm Mannannan House, Castletown. St Johns Methodist Hall, St Johns. Ramsey Sessions: Ballet, Tap, Theatrecraft and Musical St Johns Good Friends Tea Dances Ramsey Town Hall Library, Theatre.
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