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| For more information on any of the organisations listed below, please contact Jenny Deverell via jdeverell@fastmail.fm |
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Day and Time: Wednesday 1.45 p.m.
This club has about 45 members - ladies - and meets on Wednesday afternoons when they have speakers on a variety of topics. There are also organised trips to places of interest and occasional theatre trips. Money is raised for charity. All members are encouraged to support the Club's fund-raising events and to suggest topics/speakers for the weekly meetings. In return, the Club offers friendship and support to all it's members. |
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Grange Park Floral Arts Club
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Day and Time: 3rd Monday of each month (exc August and December), 7.45 pm. (NB from January 2007 the time will be 2.00 pm.)
Most months the Club has a demonstrator to show the art of flower arranging in all it forms; occasionally workshops are organised for hands-on experience and there are also various outing during the year. |
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Grange Park Monday Bridge Club
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Day and Time: Monday, 1.30 - 4.30 pm
Age Range: Any
Playing Bridge - average standard |
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ACTS (Ayres Clark Theatre School)
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ACTS is a musical theatre and dance group for anyone from 3 years old to adult (No upper limit)
Days and Time:
Tuesday evenings - tap, including adults and adult jazz
Wednesday evenings - ballet, street jazz, advanced senior dance
Saturday: Musical theatre (singing, dance, drama) from age 5
ACTS also specialises in LAMDA (drama exams) for both children and adults
www.actswebsite.co.uk, email acts@london-n21.fsnet.co.uk |
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Grange Park Country Dancers
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Day and Time: Tuesday, 10 a.m. – 12 noon , Lower Hall
Age Range: 18+ to 80+
Membership is around 30, with average attendance 18-24, and is open to all who enjoy dancing. We have almost even numbers of men and women, as both sexes are equally welcome. You do not need a partner as nobody usually stays with the same person for every Dance. The weekly programme consists of Dances from 17th Century to Present Day with music from that early period to contemporary compositions. All the Dances are taught and reminder prompting calls are given as the Dance progresses. No special attire is necessary, just wear comfortable clothes and low-heeled footwear. (Absolute beginners may find it better to start on Friday evenings at ‘Dance English Country’ at CITO in the Orchard Hall.)
Grange Park Country Dancers is the weekly meeting of Winchmore Folk Dance Club that holds Monthly Dances every 2nd Saturday in The Bourne Methodist Church Hall, The Bourne, Southgate, N.14. |
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Day and Time: Friday, 7.45 p.m. to 9.45 p.m. Orchard Hall
Age Range: 18+ to 80+
This group was started to encourage newcomers to enjoy English Country Dancing so beginners are always welcome. Come on your own or with a partner.
It is an ideal way of keeping fit for both sexes and all ages. No previous experience is needed as all the Dances are taught and movements are explained with no fancy footwork. You will be dancing to the music from the Pride  and Prejudice era to the present day. No special attire is required, just comfortable clothes and low-heeled footwear. Both the Leaders have been teaching Country Dancing to all ages for many years. |
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Day and Time: Tuesday, 1.30 - 4.30 pm
Age Range: No Limits
Friendly Rubber Bridge. You may try as a visitor to see if you would like to join as a member. The club plays three terms per year with approximately 15 Tuesdays per term. |
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Le Club Francias and EL Club Espanol
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Day and Time: Thursdays, 4 - 5 pm and 5 - 6pm
Age Range: 5-10 years
Learn French or Spanish the fun way, through songs and music, drama and lively games. Children follow a structured and proven language course, where informality and fun are the keys to learning |
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