Community Websites A-Z

We are the local guide group that meets Tuesday evenings at Ockford Scout and Guide Headquarters in Seymour Road Godalming. From 7.00pm -8.30pm For further information contact Pauline Harrison on 01483 419136

A friendly club formed in 1933 serving Addlestone and the surrounding district including Bagshot, Staines, Walton-on-Thames and Woking. On Wednesday evenings from September to May we enjoy Scottish Country Dancing at Brook Hall, Ottershaw, to which dancers of all abilities are welcome. Other Scottish or local flavour social events are held to reflect the interests of members.

All Aloud! is a Leatherhead-based community choir. All Aloud! was set up as part of a county-wide community singing project called ‘Singing Surrey’ and currently meets weekly in north Leatherhead. The aim of the choir is quite simply to give people who like to sing an opportunity to do so. No auditions, and no prior singing experience necessary.

Arts Partnership Surrey is an alliance between the county and 8 of Surrey’s district and borough councils. Its objectives are to build resources and develop infrastructure for the arts in Surrey, to promote the use of the arts and creative practices in addressing wider social, health, education, economic and environmental agendas and to deliver the shared priorities of the partners.

Community Association and Social Club For all ages. Families welcome Member's Bar Sky TV (seasonal), Darts League, Live music, social nights, Quiz nights, Summer BBQs, Outside seating area. Ample parking. Halls and meeting rooms available for hire by local groups, societies etc., private parties. Birthdays, Weddings, Funneral gatherings etc. with kitchen and bar. OAP club, Children's dancing, Sunday car boot

We are a choral society which rehearses each Monday at the Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall, Ashtead, Surrey. Our members are from within the Mole Valley District and we give about 4 concerts each season. We have great fun and are a friendly society for anyone wanting to enjoy singing with like-minded people. Our season runs from September to June.

Now in our 40th year, ATG is a friendly, successful amateur theatre company based in Warlingham. We produce an average of three plays a year, ranging from comedy, to drama, to musicals. The emphasis is placed on variety, quality and, most of all, fun! If you are interested, please contact info@atgdramagroup.co.uk or visit www.atgdramagroup.co.uk

BANANAS ART is a user run, art group for adults recovering from mental problems. The purpose of the group is to use visual art to build confidence and self esteem. Members are encouraged exhibit and sell their work giving contact with the wider community which will help reduce the stigma of people with mental health conditions.

For men/women,about 50 yrs, wishing to meet their peers for recreation,study,hobbies,etc .

We hold Play Readings/Social Events every 4-6 weeks. We put on a play for 3 evenings, in May & October at the Village Hall in Bletchingley. We are a friendly group and are always looking for new members. We need help with Acting, lighting, Sound, Wardrobe, Props, Set Construction and Front of House. Please come along and join us

We are a small, friendly amateur dramatic group founded in 1962. We present two productions each year and are based in the Bourne Hall, Farnham, Surrey.

We aim to be friendly and supportive as well as hard working, and enjoy both concerts and social events. We are available to sing at weddings and similar events - for further information, contact us by email or phone.

We are a group of artists who set up our own club following the demise of the local adult education courses here in Surrey. All mediums can be used; pastel, oil, watercolour, acrylic, charcoal, the list is not restricted.

One & All newsletter: free arts and culture information for families in Surrey; listing theatre shows, museum and art exhibitions, classes and workshops occurring during the school holidays. This FREE listing is delivered before each school holiday. Sign-up on 01372 825 123 or email info@smartaudiences.co.uk This service is provided by Smart Audiences, a not-for-profit company developing arts audiences in Surrey.

Bringing Claygate together

CONQUEST ART is a charity run by volunteers that teaches and encourages disabled people to create art, giving them an opportunity to express their feelings and gain a sense of achievement, which is also a valuable form of entertainment.

DAiSY stands for Disability Arts in Surrey. DAiSY is a membership organisation, which promotes, champions and celebrates the work and inclusion of disabled artists in Surrey.

Dynamic performing arts, offers drama and dance for 2-18 year olds. We offer classes in Ballet, Baby ballet, Drama, Fitness, Jazz Dance, Modern, and Street dance.

Providing live choral music in a range of musical genres from Bach to Gilbert and Sullivan in Egham and the surrounding areas

We serve people of any age with a learning or physical disability in the borough of Elmbridge and surrounding areas. We aim to increase public awareness of the abilities of people with learning disabilities, their problems, needs and those of their families and carers. We manage a purpose built facility for use for those with learning disabilities and their carers.

The Embroiderers’ Guild is the UK's leading independent educational charity and membership organisation promoting embroidery. From our centre at Hampton Court Palace, around the UK and internationally we work to celebrate and preserve embroidery's rich heritage and secure its living future as a contemporary art and craft. Our local branches include Kingston, Croydon, Guildford, Dorking, East Surrey, Haslemere and Woking.

We are a friendly local flower arranging club who meet at Bourne Hall, Ewell 2pm on the 3rd Wednesday (December 2nd Wednesday and August no meeting). Visitors are welcome to enjoy a professional demonstration with monthly competitions, Sales and Publications tables. We also offer a range of outings and functions in addition to classes for beginners and intermediate flower arrangers.

A small but friendly club of keen photographers who meet once a week between September and May to discuss all aspects of photography, and to show pictures (from film or digital) for general comment or to compete for the numerous Trophies awarded for particular forms of the 'Art'(Landscape, Pictorial, Pattern, Travel etc.- in colour or monochrome).