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THE PEOPLE HIVE AUTUMN 2019 ACTIVITY PROGRAMME for October, November and December THE PEOPLE HIVE AUTUMN 2019 ACTIVITY PROGRAMME for October, November and December PLEASE NOTE: THE TIMES AND VENUES OF SOME OF OUR ACTIVITIES MAY CHANGE. THEY WILL BE CONFIRMED WHEN THE ACTIVITY INFORMATION IS SENT TO YOU ABOUT ONE WEEK BEFORE THE ACTIVITY TAKES PLACE. The deadline for booking these activities is Friday 13th September 2019. It is very difficult for us to accept bookings after this date, so please send your form back as soon as you can. Please let us know as soon as you can if this is going to very hard for you to do. DATE TIME ACTIVITY INFORMATION VENUE COST Every 7-9pm Pub Night A regular night out at the welcoming and friendly Cabbage Patch pub in The Cabbage £2.50 + Monday Twickenham. This activity is a great place to meet up with friends or meet some Patch Pub, money for including new people. There is always a member of The People Hive staff and volunteers Twickenham dinner and drinks (pay on Bank Holidays there to support you if you need it, or just to have a friendly chat with. On occasion (usually!) the day) we offer a band night at our pub night (no additional charge). These are great events offering a chance to have a dance and sometimes sing along! TheMonda 7-9pm Bands at the Pub The Uwkulele Band with Singing Hands and CREWBEANZ will be playing for us at the The Cabbage See above. ys Night!! pub nights on dates yet to be confirmed. The pub night staff will let you know Patch. when the bands are playing and we will email everyone we can as well. We can confirm dates for the Uwkulele Band: 21st October, 25th November and 9th Dec. Mondays Evenings Look and Plan Club The Look and Plan Club (LAP) meets on Monday evenings in Twickenham to talk Various venues Various about items of current interest and plan leisure activities. If you are interested in costs taking part in planning and going on the trips, this is the club for you! For further information please contact Helen Lee-Parsons by email at [email protected] or call her on 07933 780321, or Louise Stables on 020 8892 5353 . If you are already a member of LAP there is no need to contact Helen or Louise! Mondays 5-6pm Singalong Come and join us for a monthly Singalong at The People Hive! We will provide the The People Hive £5 words and music, you just have to come and sing! We will sing popular and well- th known songs. Please bring your own drinks (water will be provided).Dates: 7 October; 11th November; 9th December – Christmas Singalong, so please bring your friends, family and staff! We will be singing outside the People Hive and collecting donations. 1 Picture Bingo This is an inclusive game for people of all abilities. Come along and have some fun The Cabbage £7 Monthly on 5.30- with our game of Picture Bingo – you can have a go at being the Caller if you want Patch Pub a Monday 6.30pm to! For those of you who have been before, we will change the pictures we use regularly to keep you on your toes. Everyone will win a prize too! Dates: 14th October; 4th November; 16th December Monthly on 10-12 Puzzles & Games Come and join us for our relaxing and informal monthly puzzles and games morning Whitton £5 a Monday at Whitton Community Centre which will be open to everyone, not just people who Community are signed up with The People Hive. Do bring your family and support staff (at no Centre extra cost) if you want to. Drinks will be provided. Also a great opportunity to have a look around the centre and see what a fantastic range of things they offer there. (This is part of our Health & Wellbeing programme) Dates: 7th October; 4th November; 2nd December Every 2-4pm Cover to Cover Our weekly book group, Cover to Cover has been running for a good few years now. The Cabbage £120 for 10 Tuesday in We start and end each session with some calming music and in between listen to a Patch Pub sessions blocks of 10 wide range of stories and poems. Our volunteer story-maker John brings along his weeks with a break in the vast collection of puppets and weaves some lovely stories which everyone can take middle part in. Monthly on 5-6pm Relaxation In these sessions you will learn a variety of ways to relax. You will learn about how The People Hive £5 a Tuesday to relax your body and mind, how to use breathing to relax, and try some simple meditation and visualisation exercises. (This is part of our Health & Wellbeing programme) Dates: 8th October, 5th November, 3rd December Every 10am- Dance Act Members of Dance Act work together towards performing a short production at the The Landmark £20 per Wednesday 12.45pm end of each term for family and friends. This is a lively and inclusive group, Arts Centre, session paid in in term time termly whatever your talents are you will have a chance to show them off! An interest in Teddington instalments music, dancing and acting is an advantage. Please contact Helen Bradsell on 020 8977 5447, or email helen.bradsell@The People Hive.org.uk for more information. Various Various STEPS work This project gives Adults with Learning disabilities the opportunity to learn at Various FREE! times experience and Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College in a 12 week course in Health and locations volunteering Social Care or a Retail course. These courses are run aside a work experience placement in a care home or in a community setting or at The People Hive, where the students have the chance to put into practice what they have learnt on the courses. Please see attached sheet for further information and contact details. 2 Monthly on 5.30-8.30 THE PEOPLE HIVE We will show up to date and popular films and the price of this activity includes the The Cabbage £15 to a Thursday approx Film Club film and a pizza. The space is wheelchair accessible and also has an accessible Patch Pub include depending toilet, so everyone can come along! The films we show are chosen from a list film and on film provided by the people who come to the activity, so if you have any ideas please let pizza (bring us know. money for drinks) Dates: 10th October Mamma Mia 2; 14th November Mrs Doubtfire. Unfortunately we can’t offer a December date as the Cabbage Patch is fully booked. Monthly on 5.30-8.30 ACTION FILM You spoke, we listened! We will be showing some ‘action’ films at The People Hive The People Hive £8 a Thursday approx NIGHT on the dates below. If you have ideas about films you want to see, please put them on the booking form. Different to our Film & Pizza nights, this activity includes popcorn and soft drinks and you are welcome to bring your own dinner if you want to (There is a Nando’s right next door!). Dates: 31st October; 21st November; 12th December Monthly on 7-9pm THE PEOPLE HIVE Our Diner’s Club offers an opportunity to try out different foods from around the Local restaurants £30 + a Saturday Evening Diner’s world and is a great way to meet up with your friends or make new ones in a *Please note money for Club supportive environment. The cost includes a two course meal and 1 drink, so you that Masianello additional will need to bring extra money if you want more drinks. If you bring your own is not wheelchair drinks. support they will pay their own costs .Dates: 19th October Piazza Firenze; 16th accessible. November Tin Tin Chinese (no Evening Diners Club in December) Monthly on 12.30- THE PEOPLE HIVE Our Diner’s Club lunches offer a relaxed opportunity to meet up with friends in a The Adelaide Pub, £30 + a Saturday 2pm Lunch Club familiar and friendly pub. The group tends to be a bit smaller than our Diner’s Club Teddington and money for approx. evenings. The cost includes a two course meal and 1 drink, so you will need to the Cabbage additional bring extra money if you want more drinks. If you bring your own support they will Patch, drinks. pay their own costs . Dates: 26th October; 23rd November; See separate entry for Twickenham Diners Club Christmas Lunch Monthly on 10am- THE PEOPLE HIVE For those of you who would like to walk a bit further than a stroll in the park, this Meeting points £15 + a Saturday 2pm RAMBLERS CLUB! might just be the thing for you. We are now offering a monthly ramble due to will be on the money for popular request! There will be a fair amount of walking on these rambles so make information lunch sure you are up to a bit of a challenge! All routes start and end at the same point. sheets Dates: 12th October – Bushy Park; 9th November – Richmond Bridge to Richmond Park; 7th December – Crane Park(This is part of our Health & Wellbeing programme) 3 Monthly on 10-12 Mini River Ramble This is one for those of you who are not quite ready for the longer THE PEOPLE HIVE Meet and finish £5 a Saturday Rambles! We will do a walk along the River Thames from the foot of Richmond at Richmond Bridge to Orleans House in Twickenham, stop for a drink and then walk back again.
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