North York Railways – War Weekend Celebrations Saturday 14th October 2017   Come and join our day out to visit Pickering for this event. We journey to Pickering early morning in time to see the parade of marching forces, land army, vintage cars and assorted vehicles of the war time era. Enjoy the atmosphere and … Continue reading →

CHATSWORTH 2 DAY VISIT–25th /26th NOVEMBER 2017 Just a friendly reminder that any remaining money due to complete your payment for Chatsworth needs to be paid no later than our September Meeting. (27th) If anyone else wishes to join this trip then please contact me as soon as possible please. We would welcome this. This … Continue reading →

“The Gardening Group had a delightful day at Newby Hall with the many flowers displaying glorious colours on a sunny day.”   Continue reading →

Saturday 28th October 7pm Tennants in Leyburn For one night only, The Garden Rooms will be transformed in to the “World of History Museum” and will be the scene of our 1950’s themed Murder Mystery Evening….. Murder at the Museum As a guest of oil heiress Dee-Anna Jones and her husband, world famous explorer Digger … Continue reading →

Seaham and Districts new Film Group met for the first time yesterday to watch the film ‘Spooks’. On arrival at the town hall at 5pm, the 18 members that attended entered the cinema room through the V.I.P entrance. They then had a lovely 30 minutes chat with refreshments of tea/coffee, chocolate biscuits and POPCORN! What … Continue reading →

The Diary – located on the front page of the website has now been updated to show all the group activity for August. We now have 18 groups who are all very active so it is well worth looking at the diary to see what is happening throughout the month. The diary gives the group … Continue reading →

Following the Art Appreciation Group meeting yesterday, Kathryn Shaw has written the following review: The Art Appreciation Group met today to discuss the life and work of Sir Stanley Spencer a prolific and controversial artist of the early 20th century. We were particularly impressed by his ” Men of the Clyde” A series of paintings … Continue reading →