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4 June - 1 July
Art Exhibition - JOHN LONGSTAFF
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal First and Second Floor Bars
Time: 10am - 5pm
Admission: Free
The well-known cartoonist 'Cluff' of the Northern Echo exhibits in June. On show are mainly recent drawings and paintings of Swaledale, which is a subject dear to the artist’s heart.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
July 2009
2nd July
Louis' 16 - 18 Youths Disco
Venue: Louis Bar, Kitchener Road, Catterick Garrison DL9 4HE
16 - 18 year olds Youth Disco.
NO ALCOHOL
Fully supervised. CRB Approved Doorstaff.
Thursday 7pm - 11pm £3 entry
Top tunes by local DJs in your local night club.
E-Mail headoffice@spindleberryinns.co.uk
2 July - 5 August
Art exhibition- LEE HUTCHINSON
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal First and Second Floor Bars
Time: 10am - 5pm
Admission: Free
A variety of land and seascapes using acrylics, watercolours and drawing techniques.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
3 July
Tom Mc Conville with David Newey, guitar
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £5 – 13.50 (£4.50 – £11.50)
Folk hero of the North East, Tom McConville won the coveted title of Musician of the Year at the BBC Folk Awards 2009. His live performance combines a rollercoaster of musical delights from fast, rhythmic dance tunes through beautiful slow airs and of course, great singing - all presented with his inimitable sense of humour and style.
In Richmond his unique sound is complemented by guitarist David Newey, one of the most sought after accompanists in the business.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
4 July
Mayor's Coffee Morning
Venue: Richmond Town Hall
Coffee morning in aid of the mayor's charities, with cake stall, tombola, raffle, bric-a-brac, homemade chutney and jams.
4th July
Open Air Social
Venue: Applegarth, Mill Lane, Reeth
The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (Richmond Branch) are holding their Annual Open Air Social at Applegarth, Mill Lane, Reeth from 3 pm to 7 pm, dancing to Robert Whitehead Cost is £4 (there will be a faith tea) The wet weather venue will be Reeth Memorial Hall. For more information ring Jan Robinson on 01748-884786
Saturday 4th July
The Alan Owens Big Band in Concert
Venue: Zetland Community Centre
Richmond Operatic Society presents The Alan Owens Big Band in concert. Concert also features The Allertonshire School Blues Orchestra. Tickets are £7.50 and £5 for concessions available from Tourist Information Centre or Tel: 01748 835410
6 July
Poetry and Pints
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal First Floor Bar
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: Free
Come and listen to an invited published poet and have the chance to share your own poems if you wish! See website for further information about upcoming poets.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
Tuesday 7th July
Quantum Touch - The Power to Heal with Phillip Wade
Venue: The Old Schoolroom, 1 Wesley Cottage, Quakers Lane, Richmond. DL10 4UG
“Quantum-Touch is a significant breakthrough in hands-on-healing…most elegant and most efficient… For professionals and lay people alike, Quantum Touch is an essential and invaluable tool.” - Alternative Medicine Magazine. This event will involve practical demonstrations of the power of Quantum-Touch, how you can learn it. Be amazed as hips and other bones melt into perfect alignment and pain similarly melts at the lightest touch. Philip Wade is a Certified Quantum-Touch Instructor, Reiki Master/Teacher and EFT Practitioner and, unusually, is also a Chartered Engineer! "Quantum-Touch appears to be the first technique that may truly allow us all to become healers." C. Norman Shealy, M.D., Ph.D.
7.00pm - 9.00pm All Welcome. £5.00 on the night. NB £4.00 for members of CThA.
Wendy Goff T: 01748 826799/07779 969 570
8 July & 9 July
Paving Paradise
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £6
Limited seating: early booking recommended.
A group of students have one week to prepare an environmental project and come upon the idea of creating stories that will pass on an ecological message. We see these new ‘myths’ enacted on stage but also watching is an aged oak tree on the local recreation ground, which desires its own say…
Employing several different strands of theatre, from naturalism to choric speaking, Paving Paradise articulates our relationship with the natural world with equal measures of drama, charm and humour.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
9 July - 12 July
The Comedy of Errors
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Performances starting at:
- 7.30pm on Thurs 9th till Sat 11th July
- 2.30pm on Sat 11th July
- 3pm on Sun 12th July
Tickets: £10 - £23 (Concessions: £8 - £21)
Student Standby: All tickets £8 (half hour before curtain up subject to availability)
Take one pair of estranged twins (both called Antipholous) and one pair of twin servants (both called Dromio), keep them in ignorance of each other and throw them into a city with a reputation for sorcery and you have the chief ingredients for theatrical chaos.
Fast-paced, hilarious and seemingly irreverent, the young William Shakespeare explores mistaken identity, coincidence and the importance of family.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
10th - 12th July 2009
Flower Festival
Venue: St. Agatha's Church, Gilling West
Friday 10th July
Preview Evening 7.30 pm - £6
including wine/canapes and entertainment by Teesside Appollo Male Voice Choir
Saturday 11th July
10 am - 4 pm - £3 including tea/coffee
Sunday 12th July
Eucharist Service at 9 am
10.30 am - 4 pm - £3 including tea/coffee
6.30 pm - A Celebration Songs of Praise with Bishop James Bell
11 July
Strawberry Cream Teas & open garden
Venue: Hill House, Skeeby
Stroll in the garden of Hill House and have a cream tea from 2pm. Cake stall, plants, books, tombola and raffle. Admission by donation. Proceeds to Easby, Skeeby & Brompton on Swale Church funds.
Saturday 11th July
Music for Schools Concert
Venue: Richmond School
This years Music for Schools concert will feature a Symphonic Wind Band from Richmond School and St Frances Xavier School as well as Choirs from Church of England Primary School and Richmond School. Tickets available from Richmond School.
Sunday 12th July
Ravensworth Summer Fete & Car Boot Sale
Venue: Ravensworth Village Hall & Green
Free Entry, Everyone Welcome 11am till 3pm Come along for an enjoyable day out. Various Stall; Tombola, Raffle, The Body Shop, Jewellery, Books etc. Ducking Stool! Face Painting, Childrens Sports Events 1pm till 2pm. Duck Race at 3pm at the Bridge, Childrens Novelty Race at 3.30pm, Ice creams & Refreshments. Car Boots £5.00 a Car, £10 a van & Lots Lots more... For more info call Laura on 07891774651
15 July
Reading Group
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal First Floor Bar
Time: 1 - 2pm
Tickets: Free
Informal, fun and new for the summer! Join fellow book lovers once a month (apart from Aug) to discuss a selected novel or play each month. Ring the number below or check out the website for further information. Refreshments avaliable.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
18 July
Limehouse Lizzy "The Spirit of the Black Rose"
Tour 2009
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £10, £14 £17
The “Spirit of the Black Rose Tour” explores and celebrates the artistic and musical legacy of the hard-rocking and at times surprisingly tender artist that was Philip Lynott, of the band Thin Lizzy. Celtic-influenced tracks like Whisky in the Jar and Black Rose are highlighted amongst classic tracks such as The Boys are Back in Town.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
22 July
Heritage Day
Venue: Various locations in Richmond
Heritage Day is an annual event, organised by Richmond Town Council. Many other dignitaries are invited to Richmond to experience the town's rich heritage.
24 July
Ghosts
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Time: 7.30 pm
Tickets: £5 - £13.50
A deeply haunting saga of love, betrayal and hypocrisy gradually unfolds as ghosts from the past come back to haunt the living.
With its open discussion of taboo subjects - free love, incest and sexual disease - the play that was written in 1881 was banned in England until 1914. A landmark in the history of European drama, Ghosts remains starkly relevant today.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
25 July
Funny Bones Comedy Club presents
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £10, £13, £15.50
Duncan Oakley performs an infectious mix of musical comedy, joined by Liverpudlian compere Jamie Sutherland and the down to earth Debra-Jane Appelby, winner of the Leicester Mercury’s Comedian of the Year and The Funny Woman Comedian.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
Sat 25 & Sun 26 July
The Legend of Robin Hood
Venue: Richmond Castle
From 11am – 5pm
Have a go at medieval archery with our costumed experts. With a variety of targets you can discover the art of the medieval bowman – for hunting in the forest, or for battle, the longbow was a great weapon. Hear tales too of medieval outlaws and the legend of Robin Hood from our costumed interpreter.
£4.00/ £3.40/ £2.00
EH Members free
29 July - 1 Aug & 5 Aug - 8 Aug
Bouncers and Shakers
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Time: 7.30 pm
Tickets: £5 - £12
In this comical parody of the local disco scene in the 80s, four typical Bouncers, playing many different night club characters such as tipsy, giggling girls and smooth-talking DJs, invite us for a night out on the town.
Meanwhile, at the Shakers cocktail bar, four long-suffering cocktail waitresses offer their opinions of the reality that lurks behind the plastic décor and the pina-coladas.
Content contains strong language.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
August 2009
3 August
Poetry and Pints
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal First Floor Bar
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: Free
Come and listen to an invited published poet and have the chance to share your own poems if you wish! See website for further information about upcoming poets.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
10 Aug - 14 Aug
Museum Week
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Time: 10am – 5pm
Admission: donations
Join our authentically-dressed guides for a trip back in time and sample the delights of the Georgian Theatre Royal in its earliest days. During this week, the theatre is stripped back to its bare essentials for instance only the candle chandeliers to light the building.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
14 Aug
The Essential Light Orchestra
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £10, £14, £17
Five experienced performers have come together to re-create the fabulous sounds of the ELO. It’s guaranteed to make you dance as well as sing!
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
Sat 15 & Sun 16 Aug
Victorian Gymkhana
Venue: Richmond Castle
From 11am – 5pm
Looking dashing in their uniforms, our gentlemen open proceedings with a fine display of tent pegging, a dazzling demonstration of skill and horsemanship where they will attempt to remove a small wooden tent peg from the ground with the razor sharp lance whilst at full gallop. Then the gymkhana begins with our lady riders, riding side saddle, compete with the gentlemen in games including polo, pig sticking and the famous “teapot dash”. The display concludes with one of our lady riders attempting the “Victorian leap” – an amazing display of skill and bravery as attempts to jump – glass of wine in hand – a fully set table! Will she make it? You’ll have to come and see for yourselves. The red coat military men of the Green Howards will also be re-enacting a recruiting party and drill squad
£5.00/ £4.50/ £3.00
EH Members free
20 Aug - 23 Aug
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Performances starting at:
- 7.30pm on Thurs 20th till Sat 22nd Aug
- 3pm on Sun 23rd Aug
Tickets: £10 - £23 (Concessions: £8 - £21)
Student Standby: All tickets £8 (half hour before curtain up subject to availability)
Shakespeare puts some of his most dazzling dramatic poetry at the service of this teasing, glittering, very funny and amazingly inventive play, whose seriousness is fleetingly glimpsed beneath its dreamlike surface.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
Sun 30 & Mon 31 August
The Medieval Pageant
Venue: Richmond Castle
From 11am
Hear the castle echo! Drums and fanfares herald the splendours of the mediaeval nobility’s pastimes when The Lion Rampant presents a day full of fascination and fun. You can join their dances, accompanied by minstrels and singers, cheer their boisterous dramas, learn to juggle, witness the power of the longbow and gasp at their ferocious freestyle combat.
£5.00/ £4.50/ £3.00/N/A
EH Members free
September 2009
7 September
Poetry and Pints
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal First Floor Bar
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: Free
Come and listen to an invited published poet and have the chance to share your own poems if you wish! See website for further information about upcoming poets.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
12 September
First Fruits
Venue: Richmond Market Square/ Trinity Church Curtilage
First Fruits is an annual tradition in Richmond to celebrate and give thanks for a successful harvest. The winners of the garden and allotment competitions receive their trophies and prizes at the event. Time 11am.
16 September
Reading Group
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal First Floor Bar
Time: 1 - 2pm
Tickets: Free
Join fellow book lovers to discuss a selected novel or play each month. Full details avaliable from the number below or check out the website. Refreshments avaliable.
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
18 -20 Sept
Richmond Jazz Festival
Venue: Georgian Theatre Royal
Tickets: £8, £12, £15 (Conc £5, £10, £13)
Special Offer: 3 concerts for the price of 2
Friday 18th September, 7.30pm
Tina May
Tina May - vocals
Stan Sulzmann - saxophones / flute
Nikki Iles – piano
Saturday 19th September, 7.30pm
The John Law Trio
John Law - piano
Sam Burgess - double bass
Asaf Sirkis - drums / percussion
Sunday 20th September, 7.30pm
Alec Dankworth’s Spanish Accents
Alec Dankworth - Bass
Mark Lockheart – Saxes
Chris Garrick – Violin
Phil Robson - Guitar
Demi Garcia - Percussion
01748 825252
www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk
Saturday 19th September
Richmondshire Museum Coffee Morning
Venue: Richmond Town Hall
8.30am - 12noon
Raffle, Tombola, Bric-a-Brac and Cake stalls
19th September
Richmond Jazz Festival: The Josie Smith Quintet
Venue: The Station, Station Yard, Richmond, DL10 4LD
A concert of contemporary jazz featuring musicians from Leeds College of Music.
11.00am - 12.30pm FREE
For full details, visit
www.richmond-jazz-festival.co.uk
19th September
Richmond Jazz Festival: 'Dales Jam'
Venue: The Town Hall, Market Place, Richmond, DL10 4QL
A concert of contemporary jazz given by 'Dales Jam', an exciting community jazz ensemble based at Skipton Auction Mart.
1.30pm - 3.30pm FREE
For full details, visit
www.richmond-jazz-festival.co.uk
19th - 20th September
Richmond Jazz Festival: A Two-Day Jazz Workshop
Venue: The Georgian Theatre Royal
WANTED!!! Twenty young musicians aged 14 to 18 years who would like to create their own music inspired by the sounds of South African jazz. As part of the workshop experience, each musician will be offered a free ticket to the concerts at The Georgian Theatre Royal on the evenings of the 19th and 20th of September.
Workshop times: 10.00am - 5.00pm
Workshop fee: £10
For details of the workshop, including music tracks and application, please visit www.richmond-jazz-festival.co.uk
20th September
Richmond Jazz Festival: 'Jazz Me Blues' Quartet
Venue: The Station, Station Yard, Richmond, DL10 4LD
A concert of contemporary jazz featuring Richmond's 'Jazz Me Blues' Quartet and musicians from Vinstra, Norway.
11.00am - 1.00pm FREE
For full details, visit
www.richmond-jazz-festival.co.uk
23 September
"Noel Coward" A Presentation by Dominic Goodwin
Venue: King's Head, Richmond
The Richmond Support Group for St. Teresa's Hospice invites you to "Noel Coward" - a Presentation by Dominic Goodwin.
Tickets £8 (to include a glass of wine and nibbles) available at TIC.
Start time 7.30pm.
October 2009
Fri 30 & Sat 31 Oct
Haunted Halloween – Victorian Ghost Stories
Venue: Richmond Castle
Sessions at 5.30pm, 7.00pm & 8.30pm & 10.00pm
It is the eve of All Saints – Halloween – and you think you are brave, fearless and daring. Well think again! Join in this series of tales and stories with our costumed storytellers. Wear warm clothes (perhaps a waterproof!), sensible footwear. This event is not suitable for very young children. Pre booking is essential, places are limited please phone the site to book on 01748 822493
In advance £8.00/ £7.00/ £6.00
On the Night £9.00/ £8.00/ £7.00
EH Members in advance £6.00/ £5.00/ £4.00
EH Members on the night £7.00/ £6.00/ £5.00
November
5 November
Fireworks Display
Venue: TBC
Richmond's annual firework celebration - full details to be confirmed nearer the date.
8 November
Remembrance Sunday
Venue: Richmond - St Mary's Church, War Memorial, Town Hall and Friary Gardens
Richmond's annual Remembrance Sunday parade includes the sounding of the Last Post at 11am in Friary Gardens.
Sunday 15th November
Arts & Crafts Event
Venue: The Station Platform
Approximately 27 stalls selling Art & Craft items made locally.
10am - 4pm
Free Entrance
27 November
Christmas Lights Switch On
Venue: Friary Gardens/ Richmond Market Hall/ Richmond Town Centre
The annual switching on of the Christmas lights is a free event open to all. The switch on takes place at 7pm (tbc) in Friary Gardens. There is late night shopping, and entertainment provided throughout the town by carol singers. Visit Richmond Indoor Market for punch and mince pies.
27th, 28th and 29th November
Food Festival
Venue: The Station Platform
10am - 4pm
Free Entrance
December
9th December
Christmas Carol Concert
Venue: St Mary's Church
Time tbc.
January 2010
February 2010
March 2010
April 2010
May 2010
June 2009
Coffee Mornings - every Thursday and Saturday (occasional Tuesdays) in the Town Hall. 8.30 - 12.00. Entry 60p. Run by and for local charities and organisations - All welcome.
Richmond Markets
Indoor Market - Monday to Saturday in the Market Hall.
Outdoor Market - Saturday in the Market Place.
Farmers Market - Every 3rd Saturday of the Month in the Market Place.
Craft & Collectors Fairs on Sundays from Easter in the Market Hall
More on the Market Hall...
Weekly Events
Mondays
Term Time Only - Childminders Support Group / drop-in
Richmond Childminders support group get together for coffee & chat, while children play in a safe well equipped environment, with parties, discos & outings for children & adults organised on a regular basis, all childminders welcome...Ring Dawn 01748 850397 fo details of venue
Richmondshire Time Bank - Coffee 'n' Chat
King's Head Hotel, Richmond. Anyone over 16 living in Richmondshire is welcome to join Richmondshire Time Bank. As a member, you earn one time credit for every hour you spend doing something for someone else. You can then spend your time credits on getting your own needs met.
To find out more come along for coffee and a chat any Monday (except Bank Holidays) between 10.15 and 11.30 am.
Army Cadet Force Parade
Gaza Barracks, Catterick Garrison
Parade 1855hrs main gate.
Contact Sgt A Joy 07971 036 290 after 1800hrs.
1st Richmond Scout Group
Scout Hut, Quaker Lane
For girls and boys aged 6 to 141/2
Scouts (age 101/2 to 141/2)
6.50 - 8.30pm Contact 01748825537
RADS Club Night Richmond Amateur Dramatic Society
Held every 2nd Monday of the month in the Club Rooms, Castle Hill at 7.30pm. All welcome especially new members. More information here
Richmondshire Choral Society rehearsals
Methodist church room, Dundas Street
Rehearses from Sept to Dec for the Christmas concert and from Jan to Apr for its Spring concert. There are NO auditions. You just need to want to sing.
If you would like to join please come along or for more information phone Janet Hall 01325 374112
Unicorn Charity Quiz Night
Unicorn Public House, Richmond
Monday at 9pm (except bank holidays and over Christmas) Over 18's only. £1 a head to enter. All proceeds go to local charities in the Richmond area. Everyone welcome.
Contact us at 01748 823719
Ladies Basketball
Risedale School - Hipswell, Catterick Garrison
Recently formed ladies basketball team is looking for new players of all abilities. We train from 18.00 - 19.00 at Risedale School in Hipswell. Its free so come along and have fun whilst getting fit! Please email Donna for more details: donna_cuthbertson@hotmail.com
Tuesdays
U3A - University of the Third Age Richmond
Monthly meeting with speaker in the Methodist Church Hall, Dundas St, Richmond.
Last Tuesday of the month
9.30 Coffee and chat
10.00 meeting begins.
12.00 Luncheon Club - must be prebooked
Storytime for Under 5s.
Richmond Library 2.15 - 2.45 p.m. Free, all welcome. Info from the Library 01748 823120
Catterick Garrison Martial Arts Club - Duchess of Kent Barracks, Catterick Garrison
Modern and Traditional Martial Arts. Home of Team Shotai Kai
Martial Arts Classes
Little Dragons classes - ages 4-7 5.30 -6.15pm £3
Childrens classes - ages 7-15 6.30 -7.30pm £3
Chief Instructor Mick Nokes 07946 314085
Instructor Irene Bottomley 07900 641306
Everyone welcome
1st Richmond Cub Scouts
Scout HQ, Quaker Lane
For girls and boys aged 6 to 141/2
Term-time
Cub Scouts aged 8 to 101/2
6.30 to 8.00pm
Contact: 01748 825537
Wednesdays
Martial Arts Classes
Progressive Martial Arts
Brompton On Swale Sports Hall
Childrens Classes 8 - 14yrs
6.30pm - 7.30pm £3.00
Adults - 7.45pm - 8.45pm £3.50
Richmond Badminton Club
Richmond Badminton Club club nights are held at Marne Barracks from 7pm till 9pm every Wednesday. More info adamswalwell@hotmail.com
Scottish Country Dancing Society
Civil Service Club, Dane Road, Catterick Garrsion
The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society hold weekly adult classes from 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm.
7th January to 25th March 2009
£26 per term or £2.70 per session. The first session is free.
For further information contact Wendy Thomson 01748-811449 or Jan Robinson 01748-884786
Thursdays
1st Richmond Scout Group
Scout Hut, Quaker Lane
For girls and boys aged 6 to 141/2
Beaver Scouts (age 6 to 8)
6.00 - 7.15pm. Contact Beaver leader 01748 825537
Catterick Garrison Martial Arts Club - Duchess of Kent Barracks, Catterick Garrison
Modern and Traditional Martial Arts. Home of Team Shotai Kai
Martial Arts Classes
Little Dragons classes - ages 4-7 5.30 - 6.15pm £3
Childrens classes - ages 7-15 6.30 -7.30pm £3
Chief Instructor Mick Nokes 07946 314085
Instructor Irene Bottomley 07900 641306
Everyone welcome
Army Cadet Force Parade
Gaza Barracks, Catterick Garrison
Parade 1855hrs main gate.
Contact Sgt A Joy 07971 036 290 after 1800hrs.
Dru Yoga - Catholic Church Hall, Newbiggin. A flowing yoga class that is suitable for all abilities. 7.00 - 8.30 £5 Contact Gillian Howells 01748 825362 day or 825221 evening
Free Live Music
Unicorn Public House, Richmond
Every Thursday. Over 18's only. Starts 9pm.
Fridays
Tai Chi for beginners
Friday lunchtimes from 12.15 - 1.15pm
Contact Susan Holden on 01748 825732 for further details.
Richmond Library - Happy Hour
Every Friday 6-7p.m
2 for 1 promotion on all DVDs and CDs at Richmond Library. Hire 2 for the price of one. 1 week loan period. DVD's £2.25, CD's £1.50.
Folk Sing-a-long
Castle Tavern 9.15pm
All welcome
Please bring instruments
Sundays
Richmond Cycling Club Cycle Rides
Meet outside Calvert's Carpets
Weekly Sunday runs on the road. Meet at 9am outside Calvert's Carpets, Richmond - every week.
All are welcome.
Regular Mountain Bike runs.
See website for details every month Richmond Cycling Club - (off site link)
Other regular events on various days
Richmond Town Football Club
See website (link below)
Junior Football Coaching
Under 7 to Under 16 Boys
Girls, Ladies & Seniors
New players welcome. Contact Steve on 07971 862016
RTFC website - (off-site link)
Swaledale Outdoor Club
Outdoor Pursuits in the Yorkshire Dales and further afield.
The Club hold events every weekend including Canoeing, Caving, Climbing, Fell Running, Mountain Biking, Orienteering, Road Cycling, Skiing and Walking. All welcome.
Tel: 01748 822446
Soroptimist International of Richmond and Dales
Meetings on the third Thursday of the month at Richmond Golf Club.
Soroptimist International is an organisation for women in management and the professions. We raise awareness of many women's and children's issues, locally, nationally and internationally; raise funds, and have a lot of fun!
Contact Angela Edwards - 01748 824240 or Judith Clark - 01748 821353. We welcome new members.
The Royal Irish Rangers Association Yorkshire (North East England) Branch
We meet the 1st Saturday of every month at 14.00 at the ARC Hanson Sports and Social Club, Colburn, Catterick Garrison
We welcome Ex Rangers, Faughs, Rifles, Skins and UDR in Catterick and the Richmond area, also further afield. We also welcome any ex Forces, Army, Navy and Air Force or attached personnel REME, Medics, AGC and RLC, or anyone who has served with the Royal Irish Rangers.
Contact Tom Ripley - 01748 835800
tom@hripley.freeserve.co.uk
Latin Music Night
Louis Bar, Catterick Garrison
Monthly event - First Tuesday.
This is for people who love the latin rhythms. Come along and have a drink, chat to friends, salsa, cha cha, bachata, tango or just smooch the night away.
Free admission. 7.30pm
More information ring Loll
01748 833214
