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Wednesday from : 1930 to 2130 Monthly

Note
   3rd Wednesday of the month in large hall
   
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Fortnightly

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   1st & 3rd Wednesday 2pm-4pm
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1100 to 1300 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Meeting once a fortnight in Cawdor Community Centre, to catch up with old friends, and enjoy a substantial two course lunch.

Staffed solely by volunteers, the group are regularly entertained by the children from the school next door

Wednesday from : 1300 to 1500 Fortnightly
Cost
   £5.00 per head

Wednesday from : 1300 to 1500 Fortnightly
Cost
   Not known

Feel free to join us!

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1530 Fortnightly
Cost
   Not known

Crafts and hobbies one week, the following week coffee and chat, chat both weeks.

All welcome – a place to meet old friends and new, and free wifi access is available

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1130 Fortnightly
Cost
   Not known

All welcome.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1200 Fortnightly
Cost
   No charge, donations welcome.

The Well is located within the grounds of the Church of Scotland on Castle St, Dingwall.

IMPORTANT. People of ALL faiths and none are welcome.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1400 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

All soups are home-made, and a vegetarian option is always available.

Bread is served with the soup, followed by tea or coffee and home baking.

A warm welcome awaits you!

Wednesday from : 1200 to 1400 Weekly

Note
   
   
Cost
   £3.00 per person

2018

Jan 17*– Inver -Ross Group and Tarradale Fiddlers

Feb 7 – Colin Donaldson Band

Mar 7 – Jim MacKay Band

Apr 4 – Steven Carcary Trio

May 2 – Duncan Black and Marie Fielding

*Please note January meeting is 3rd Wednesday

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2300 Monthly

Note
   First Wednesday of each month (Sept-May)
   *Please note January meeting is 3rd Wednesday
Cost
   Not known

We use photographs and memorabilia to share memories and encourage conversations in a friendly, supportive setting. We serve pies and Bovril at half time.

This is a group for people who are able to attend safely on their own or who are accompanied by someone to support them.

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1530 Monthly

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   Last Wednesday of the month running from March till September
Cost
   Not known

A wide range of activities with flexible timetables such as plays, concerts, craft club, scrabble, knitting etc either at the centre or at the library .

All ages welcome.

Call or email for information or just drop in to see what is being arranged.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1800 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Yoga not only covers physical benefits. It also teaches relaxation and stress management.

Bring mat and wear loose fitting clothes.

For further details contact Elaine

Wednesday from : 1030 to 1130 Weekly

Note
   Starting Wednesday 22nd March 2017
   Booking required in advance
   (places are limited)
Cost
   £6.00 session

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly

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   October - March
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1400 to 2100 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

With four oars and a Cox there are great opportunities for all ages to keep fit and active all year round.

We welcome rowers of all ages from all over the Highlands. You don't need to be super fit or able to get out on the water with us. Most of our activity is social rowing at a pace and level to suit those going out.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1200 Weekly

Note
   Also Wednesdays 18:45 to 20:00
Cost
   £37 per year for adults and £28 for seniors.
   
   There are no session charges

Books are provided free by the library service.

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1500 Monthly

Note
   Meets on the first Wednesday of each month
Cost
   Free

Wednesday from : 1900 to 1955 Monthly
Cost
   Not known

The course is arranged around your questions.

Tea, coffee and biscuits are available at each session.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1125 Weekly

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   Wednesday mornings during school term time from late August until early June
Cost
   Not known

The meetings are led by members themselves, or by an invited speaker. Membership is open to everyone – all that is needed is an enthusiasm for creative writing and a lively curiosity.

We are currently twenty in number, but always welcome new members - or visiting ones!

There is an annual fee of twenty pounds.

Whether you write or just think about writing, you will get a friendly welcome here.

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Fortnightly

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   Meetings from September to April
Cost
   Not known

Enquiries welcome .

Open to all ages

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Pet Obedience Training

Wednesday from : 1815 to 2100 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Experienced bowler, what do you do in the winter or when the weather is less than favourable?

If you're not already a member of the indoor club then why not give it a try.

Or call into the stadium, our duty manager can provide you with the necessary details and membership application form

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly

Note
   The club's membership year runs from 01 September to 31 August.
   
   Open 6 days a week during winter & Wednesday PM during summer (phone for current opening hours)
   
   Winter bowling October to end March:
   Monday to Friday: 10-12, 2-4 and 7-9pm
   Saturday: 10 - 12
   Sunday: 7 - 9pm
   
Cost
   Not known

Tea and home baking.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly
Cost
   £3.00 per night

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1200 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

We play a Blitz competition on the first Wednesday of each month.

Coaching and games for all standards and all ages.

Wednesday from : 1915 to 2230 Weekly
Cost
   Blitz entry fee is a £1.00 per entrant.

You do not have to be able to read music, anyone who can sing in tune is welcome. We give two concerts each year, one of Christmas music in early December and one of general music in March/April.

New members will be made most welcome.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2130 Weekly

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   Group meets weekly from first Wednesday in September until early December in Crown Church Lower Hall.
   Spring session is from January until early April.
Cost
   Subscription is currently £30 September and January. (£60 annually)

The idea is to bring along your knitting, sewing or craft, have a coffee and cake and chat, exchange craft ideas and maybe learn a new skill. However we now tend to mostly meet for a blether and don't always bring along crafts.

We sometimes will have a meal together at the Heathmount, so will meet earlier on those days.

Check Crown Church website for any change of meeting times.

It is a mixed age range group.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2100 Monthly

Note
   Please note that we only meet during school term time/ last Wednesday of the month.
Cost
   Not known

It's a very sociable activity suitable for all ages and levels of ability and fitness. You don’t need experience and you don't need a partner.

Take the first step to feel healthier and fitter and come along and join us - It is an ideal way of meeting people and making friends.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2130 Weekly

Note
   In the Upper Hall at Crown Church.
Cost
   £3
   
   

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2130 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Monday nights are the technical, hands-on nights and Wednesday nights the formal club night, with guest speakers, competitions and talks by club members.

There is an annual membership fee but prospective new members are welcome to come along for a few nights before committing to joining the club.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2100 Weekly

Note
   Meets September to April.
   
   Please note that on the last Monday of the month there is a Committee meeting so no club meeting that night
   
Cost
   Not known

All talks will be held in the Highland Archive Centre, Bught Road, Inverness

We have a monthly members meeting with visiting speakers.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2100 Monthly
Cost
   Ordinary £12 includes entry without charge to monthly meetings in Inverness
   
   Non members are charged £2
   

New members always welcome

Wednesday from : 1030 to 1230 Weekly
Cost
   Initial cost is £30 which includes hall fee and first lesson.
   
   £10 per lesson thereafter

Pool sessions are held on Friday nights during the winter months in the Inverness Aquadome. An introductory course, run in the spring, allows beginners to gain confidence in the pool, before progressing outside onto the Caledonian Canal at the Muirtown Basin and then onto the river and the sea.

A wide range of canoes and kayaks available for hire to members and a number of qualified coaches cover all paddling disciplines.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly

Note
   Wednesday nights between May and September
   Friday nights during the winter months in the Inverness Aquadome
Cost
   Student/Unwaged/Retired Membership (Age 65+): £10 per year

They allow you to practice your communication and leadership skills in a friendly and supportive environment, where everyone wants you to succeed.

There is always so much to learn at our meetings and it's a great place to network too.

We start promptly at 630 pm so ask attendees to arrive for 6.15pm.

Please note that the meetings are now at Inverness College UHI, Room 202

Wednesday from : 1830 to 2030 Weekly

Note
   Second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Cost
   Guests are welcome to come along to 3 meetings to see if they like the club, costs are £50 per 6 month period after that.

There are plenty of opportunities to play in internal club games and in the Inverness Province Leagues, which are played between all the clubs at the Inverness Ice Centre. We all play for fun and competitively. With a membership of approximately 30, the club is friendly and sociable.

We welcome everyone.

We are a mixed club with players of all abilities ranging from beginners to very experienced curlers and have several experienced coaches who would be more than willing to help any curler (club member or not!) if asked.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly

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   Most of the games are played at 6.50pm or 9.00pm during the week, but there are also a number of Saturday Bonspiels.
   
   Monday 19.00 - 21.00 and 21.05 -23.05
   Tuesday 18.50 - 20.50 and 21.00 - 23.00
   Wednesday 18.50 - 20.50 and 21.00 - 23.00
   Thursday 19.30 - 21.30 and 21.35 - 23.35
   Friday 19.30 - 21.30 and 21.35 - 23.35
Cost
   All clubs have Membership Fee and ours is in line with the other clubs.
   
   We also collect the Scottish Curling Subscription (£20-2018/2019), the Inverness Ice Centre Levy (£20 2017/2018 under review), and the Inverness Province Subscription (£4-2018/2019) so that there is only one outlay each year.
   
   Our club Subscriptions are currently £9.50.
   
   Ice charges are £11 per game at present.
   
   You really need to join a club to be included in a team to partake in regular games. The Province games are roughly every three weeks and the club games are fitted in around other games when ice is available. No club has a regular "club night" for ice.

Ideal for improving mobility and flexibility.

Wednesday from : 1015 to 1100 Weekly
Cost
   High Life Member - no charge
   Adult Studio class – £5.80
   Concession Studio class – £3.20
   TOFFS (The over fifties fitness session) – £3.30

Aqua Aerobics is also beneficial to those rehabilitating from injury.

Wednesday from : 0945 to 1030 Weekly
Cost
   High Life Members - no charge
   Adult class – £5.80
   Concession class – £3.20

Badmington is played at all levels.

Come along and challenge your fellow TOFFS to a game or two!

Wednesday from : 0930 to 1200 Weekly
Cost
   High Life Members - no charge
   TOFFS (The over fifties fitness session) – £3.10

Wednesday from : 1710 to 1750 Weekly
Cost
   High Life Member - no charge
   Adult Studio class – £5.80
   Concession Studio class – £3.20
   TOFFS (The over fifties fitness session) – £3.30

Join us for a social game at a relaxed pace where beginners are always welcome.

Bowls provided.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1200 Weekly

Note
   No play usually during school holidays
Cost
   High Life Member - no charge
   TOFFS (The over fifties fitness session) – £3.30

Excellent for beginners or injury rehabilitation.

Wednesday from : 1115 to 1200 Weekly
Cost
   High Life Members - no charge
   Adult Studio class – £5.80
   Concession Studio class – £3.20
   TOFFS (The over fifties fitness session) – £3.30

Wednesday from : 1345 to 1445 Weekly
Cost
   High Life Member - no charge
   Adult Studio class – £5.80
   Concession Studio class – £3.20
   

Whether you are looking to improve your health and lifestyle, feel good about yourself, socialise or try something new, we will have something for you!

Wednesday from : 0930 to 1200 Weekly
Cost
   The joining fee and admission fees for TOFFs vary depending on the price plan:
   
   Joining Fee
   All Inclusive – no joining fee
   Budget – no joining fee
   Pay As You Go - £17.50 joining fee (includes gym induction and t-shirt)
   
   Admission Fees
   All Inclusive – no admission fee
   Budget – no admission fee
   Pay As You Go - £3.30 daily
   
   

Have fun and fitness with dancing to a variety of music.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly
Cost
   Free to all Highlife members.
   
   £5.80 pay as you go
   £3.20 concession

Wednesday from : 2000 to 2100 Weekly
Cost
   Free to Highlife members
   £5.80 pay as you go

A great fun class that uses weighted hula hoops to tone you all over.

Wednesday from : 1800 to 1900 Weekly

Note
   Call between 6-10pm any evening and 9am-1pm Saturday and Sunday to book your space
Cost
   £5.80 pay as you go or
   Free to Highlife members

In the grounds of Raigmore Hospital, our Centre is a warm and welcoming place, with professional staff on hand to offer the support you need to find your way through cancer.

Our Centre is a place to find practical help about benefits and eating well; a place where qualified experts offer emotional support; a place to meet other people or simply to sit quietly with a cup of tea.

We offer support for anyone affected by cancer at any stage, and their family and friends. You may have been recently diagnosed, completed treatment and be in remission or have a family member or friend that has received a diagnosis.

Wednesday from : 0900 to 1700 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Stress prevention through Tai Chi & Qi Gong

Tai Chi and Qi Gong exercises help relaxation.

To relax is to conserve energy.

Tai Chi and Qi Gong use a well balanced interplay of tension and release that is usually associated with general well-being and emotional stability.

From motion you obtain serenity and stability by the release of tension through the continuous shifting of weight from one foot to the other.

Traditional Chinese medical theory is the basis of the specific Qi Gong exercises.

A typical session starts with practicing the routine (either seated or standing depending upon the individual physical condition) to soft music which takes approximately 10 minutes.

The bulk of the session is spent explaining the movements of the routine along with how and why they are helpful and then the session is normally closed by performing the exercise routine once more.

Wednesday from : 1100 to 1200 Weekly
Cost
   Free

Beginners and all ages welcomed.

7pm - Beginners

8pm - Improvers

9pm - Social and Rueda

Parking available on Huntly Street beside the river.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2200 Weekly
Cost
   £5.00 per person.

Want to learn how to text?

Come along to Golden Gadgets and students from Inverness High School will be happy to help you!

Wednesday from : 1500 to 1600 Weekly
Cost
   £2.00 per person

Lunch Served at 12.30 pm — come early for a Blether

Contact MCC by phone to order your lunch.

Wednesday from : 1215 to 1430 Weekly
Cost
   £4.00 per person
   

Open to anyone living with heart disease and their partner/friend

Wednesday from : 1800 to 1930 Weekly

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   Gym Hall
Cost
   Not known

Our members, who come from all walks of life, meet regularly throughout the year. Our varied interests include natural history, geology, archaeology and local history. These are reflected in our extensive lecture and excursion programmes.

Evening lectures from experts in their field are held once a month from Autumn to Spring in the hall at Millburn Academy, Inverness. These are free of charge to members.

Summer study excursions for members are organised, at cost, to all parts of Scotland. These take place on Saturdays.

On joining you will receive full details of the lecture and excursion programmes.

While keeping faith with the spirit of our predecessors, today's Field Club hopes, by this varied range of activities, to stimulate an interest in, and an understanding of, our local environment, history and heritage.

ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN - click on website for details

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Monthly

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   Lectures take place in New Millburn Academy Assembly Hall, Diriebught Road, lnverness at 7.30 p.m (doors open at 7.00 p.m.).
   We meet once a month, on the 3rd Wednesday, from October to March inclusive, with one exception. We take the 2nd Wednesday in December to accommodate use by the school.
Cost
   ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP £12

Wednesday from : 1230 to 1400 Monthly
Cost
   £3.00 per person.

Wednesday from : 1830 to 2200 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Leisure Club entrance in hotel car park.

Our friendly group usually meet for a coffee after.

Wednesday from : 0915 to 1000 Weekly
Cost
   Non members welcome £4.50

New members are very welcome.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly

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   New piste at Queens Park off Bught Drive.
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1500 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

The Society, which was established in 1993, include members who often holiday, or have lived and worked in a German speaking country, and also native German speakers, who have settled in or around Inverness.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2100 Monthly

Note
   1st Wednesday each month from October to April
Cost
   Not known

Do you enjoy dancing? Come along to our weekly Social Dance Club on Wednesday nights.

Sequence, Ballroom and Latin American dances with tuition if you want to improve your skills.

Wednesday from : 1945 to 2145 Weekly

Note
   No meetings between 2nd May and early September. All welcome next season.
Cost
   £4.50 per person includes raffle.

We are always looking for new talented and aspiring Gaelic singers to join our group.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2130 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

We have guest speakers, day trips as well as swinging the lantern along with a tot or two.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2200 Fortnightly

Note
   March-April-May-June & Sept-Oct-Nov Dec
   
Cost
   Not known

Serves fairly traded tea, coffee and hot chocolate, and homemade soup, homemade bread and delicious scones and cakes freshly made on the premises, along with a selection of sandwiches, toasted sandwiches, bacon rolls, paninis etc.

Vegetarians and those on gluten free diets can be catered for.

Vegetarians and those on gluten free diets can be catered for.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1600 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Monthly meetings comprise illustrated talks by guest speakers on local history and culture.

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1500 Monthly

Note
   Meets first Wednesday of Month (no meeting in January, July or August).
Cost
   £1 for Forum members and £2 for visitors
   

Grab a pint and a pew, and get those pictures flowing. Large communal drawing board, Group competitions, Blues/alt rock playlist.

The evenings are free, and there are no rules.

Artistic ability is unimportant - you don't even have to draw. Everyone is welcome!

Bring your own materials and sketchbooks. Spare pens, pencils and paper available.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2200 Fortnightly

Note
   Strictly 18+
Cost
   Free

Meetings are open and friendly with discussions on all aspects of fuchsia cultivation and care.

Tea and coffee is available at meetings, there is plenty of free parking available.

Guests and new members are always welcome

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2130 Monthly

Note
   Third Wednesday of each month.
   
   No meetings in December and January.
Cost
   Membership is £5.00 per year.

Membership of a rifle club is governed by a strict set of laws so club address is not shown. Before attending the club to shoot (or handling any weapons in the club) you require a police check. So prior to attending the club they need to know who you are, and to send off a form to the local Police Firearms Unit.

If you want to visit the club with a view to becoming a member please send an email including your postal address and - if possible - a land-line telephone number that can be validated via directory enquiries - on your first contact.

On receipt they will send you a link to a web-form that collects the necessary infomation to complete the application.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2200 Weekly

Note
   The club can take small numbers of new members at anytime throughout the year.
   
   In September (prior to the winter season starting) there is an intensive induction course run by the club for a group of new-starts/beginners.
   
   The outdoor range is used more heavily in the Summer (April to Spetember)
Cost
   Not known

We organise a programme of leisurely monthly rambles of 3 to 4 miles leaving from different places locally on different days of the week, within a radius of 40 miles of Inverness. (Please click on the link to go to our website for the list of rambles for this year and the days of the week on which the rambles take place.)

Members book scooters in advance, which we transport to the start of each ramble, but they must make their own way to the start. Volunteers ensure the safety of members and provide companionship along the way.

Membership is open to anyone over 18 years. Anyone requiring assistance needs to bring a family member, friend or carer as we do not have qualified carers.

Volunteer van drivers and walking companions are most welcome (references reqd.).

Wednesday from : 1030 to 1430 Monthly

Note
   Rambles are held on a monthly basis, but during the summer it is sometimes twice a month; on weekdays or on Saturdays.
Cost
   An annual single membership costs £15.00 and a family membership costs £20.00. Carers come along free

INVOC holds a range of orienteering events and activities each year, and members participate in orienteering events large and small both locally and further afield.

We also put on coaching activities and some social gatherings, and have club teams taking part in various team competitions.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1400 Weekly

Note
   Please see Invoc's website for events calendar and exact times.
Cost
   Senior £13.00 or £23.00 (British)

We'll have female mechanics running the sessions and you can come and work on your

own bike, share what you know, learn from other women.

Wednesday from : 1800 to 2000 Monthly

Note
   First Wednesday of the month
Cost
   Free (to women)

•Low self-esteem

•Feelings of isolation

•Lacking in confidence or motivation

•Low mood or anxiety

The Women's Cycle to Health project aims to increase women’s mental and physical well-being through supportive, regular group bike rides and welcomes riders of all abilities.

Cycling is a sociable activity and a great way to meet new people. It can be fun and give you a real sense of freedom. Cycling can improve your physical fitness and help you lose weight. The sense of achievement gained from engaging in cycling can help boost confidence and self esteem.

If you can't ride a bike at all we can teach you. If you need a bit of a boost to get back on your bike we can do that too. Whatever level you are at, the aim is to give you the skills and confidence to get out, ride safely and feel better.

We can provide a bike, bike helmet and waterproofs, if required.

You don't need to be fit to join this project, just a willingness to ride a bike.

If you would like more information or would like to register your interest in the project please phone or email

Once we have been notified of your interest, we will contact you to arrange a one to one meeting as soon as possible. Following the one to one, if it is agreed that the project is suitable, we will offer you a place in a group. This may happen quickly or there could be a wait.

Wednesday from : 0900 to 1700 Weekly

Note
   Following the initial rides, there is the opportunity to stay part of the group with regular Wednesday evening and Saturday morning rides.
   
   On the first Wednesday evening of every month there will be a women's only workshop session.
Cost
   Free - This project is fully funded so won't cost you anything.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Fortnightly

Note
   2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2200 Monthly
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1200 to 1330 Monthly
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly

Note
   From October to March
Cost
   Not known

Take in some local scenery whilst walking with a friendly group.

Suitable for everybody, led by volunteer walk leaders and free!

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly
Cost
   Free

Meet twice each week weather permitting – at the Bowling Green behind Tarradale Terrace, near the Pavilion.

The club is always looking for new members and visitors are welcome to use the facilities.

Visitors are welcome to join us on these Club Nights.

Membership enquiries to the Secretary on the night.

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly

Note
   Summer months only
Cost
   Not known

Our groups include French, History, Italian, Lunch Group, Mah Jong, Photography, Quiz and Games, Scottish Country Dancing, Scrabble and Sewing Bee.

Joining is simple - just come along to one of our open meetings and pay at the door. New members are welcome at any time. Non-members are welcome to attend any speaker meetings that interest them. However, our study groups are for members only.

Wednesday from : 1345 to 1600

Note
   We are actively seeking new members, so if you are interested please come along to one of our open meetings. You will be very welcome. Our open meetings are from September to May.
Cost
   Not known

Anyone (of any age) with a long term condition made very welcome - and carers too.

Transport available.

To find out more, contact Roy by phone on 01667 455620 or by email, just click on "Send an Email"

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Monthly

Note
   Meets on the first Wednesday of every month from 2.00-4.00pm in Nairn Dunbar Golf Club Lounge.
Cost
   £2.00 per meeting

Our doors are open to anyone who loves painting, drawing and all things arty.

The society owns its own art studio situated in Laing Hall. Although many members paint at home, the structured workshops and daily sessions offer support and guidance from fellow peers. Painting and drawing in all mediums and styles is undertaken and the studio provides a friendly atmosphere to all who create their artwork within.

The hall is only used by our society which helps to keep it a creative haven.

We currently have 70 members ranging from 15 to fabulous! If you are new, you are welcome to have a few taster sessions to decide if its something you would enjoy.

Equipment,brushes, canvases etc. are available to use and a wide selection of books for reference, to borrow and to buy.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1600 Weekly

Note
   MONDAY - Tutored- any medium
   
   TUESDAY - Tutored drawing
   
   WEDNESDAY Am/Pm - Working with fellow artists. Any medium you prefer
   
   THURSDAY - Workshop with professional artist.(Booked in advance)
   
   FRIDAY - Working with fellow artists. Any medium
Cost
   All members pay an annual fee of £30 and each class costs £2

Talks on topics of interest followed by tea and a chat. We welcome any ideas for new topics and activities.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2130 Monthly

Note
   First Wednesday in the month.
   Meetings take place from September to May (except January)
Cost
   Membership Fee £5
   Meeting Charge £1 for members and £2 for non members

Pit tables, seating, drinks and fun guaranteed.

Wednesday from : 1830 to 2130 Weekly
Cost
   Members £7, Non-Members £8
   
   IRCC Membership £16 p/a

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Our group has developed to become confident, happy and harmonious singers with a healthy repertoire of great sing-along songs.

There is no need to read music as all songs are taught by ear and harmonies develop easily.

So if you think you can only sing in the bath, why not come along?

Or if you ever wanted to be part of a group and just haven't had the chance, come and join us!

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly

Note
   September to May
Cost
   Not known

Feel free to ‘pop-in’ anytime for company, chat, coffee and creative activities

Wednesday from : 1100 to 1500 Weekly
Cost
   Not known

Groups include Archaeology, Music Study. Art Appreciation, Nature Wanderers, Books, Philosophy, Photography, Bridge, Psychology, Classical Civilisation, Recorders, Current Affairs, Science, Family History, Walking, Geology, Table Tennis, History, Theatre, IT, Topical Issues.

Please refer to the U3A site for full details of groups and activities.

Wednesday from : 1000 to 1200

Note
   Meet in various locations including Gordon Hall, Smithton Free Church and in members' houses.
   
   According to the group, meetings can be weekly, fortnightly, monthly or variable.
   
   Please contact U3A for exact times and locations.
Cost
   Not known

Wednesday from : 1900 to 2030 Weekly

Note
   The Bowling Club meet at the Community Centre from October to April for indoor bowling and then move to an outside area in the village during the summer months.
Cost
   Not known

An excellent way to reduce stress levels and keep fit at the same time.

Exercises that stimulate, relax and revitalise the mind and body. Suitable for all levels.

No booking required, please wear suitable clothing and bring a yoga mat if you have one.

Wednesday from : 1930 to 2100 Weekly
Cost
   £5 per session.

Findhorn Room,

Wednesday from : 1030 to 1130 Weekly

Note
   All Welcome
Cost
   £1

The Group has three leaders and currently runs two grades of walk, both ending with tea or coffee and a good chat!

Wednesday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly

Note
   (Meets at 13:30 in winter)
Cost
   Not known