Come and join us at our village celebration for the Coronation of King Charles.
If you would like to reserve a table for the Coronation Celebrations (you could go up in the morning and set up your own Coronation decorations), then please let Alison Tite, Helen Moss, Tracey Parsons or Sandra Easton know. Who will have the most regal table?
Following the recent taster session, a new tap dancing class for adult beginners will start soon on Monday evenings in the Old School, Horley. If you are interested in learning to tap dance, please contact Denise Cook for more details on denisemcook04@gmail.com or 07566210187
Come and join us at our village celebration for the Coronation of King Charles.
Spend a few hours in good company in the lamb barn at Hadsham Farm to mark this historic event. The barn will be decorated and chairs and tables will be provided both indoors and outdoors, alongside the children’s play area.
Bring along a picnic and we will provide the toast – make it a day to remember before going home to watch the Coronation Concert. The Ladies Guild will also provide some delicious cakes for everyone (other volunteers’ cakes will be gratefully received)
More details to follow.
Are you interested in learning to tap dance? If so, come along to the Old School next Monday evening when Denise Cook, who runs the current tap class in Horley on Monday evenings, will be doing a taster lesson for anyone who’s interested.
The lesson will be from 7pm to 7.30pm but feel free to come along 15 mins beforehand to see the class who’ve been tapping for a while in action at the end of their lesson. You don’t need to bring tap shoes for this session – we have some you can borrow. It’s great fun and good exercise!
Horley’s Cinema Club continues with the 2022 romcom Ticket to Paradise on Friday 24th February.
Doors open at 7:30pm, lights down at 8pm.
As you may know, Chris and Tessa Howell have stepped back from organising the amazing Ironstone Concerts in September. However, the concerts are now under new management (wish us luck!) and will be on Friday 8th and Saturday 9th September.
If you have hosted musicians in the past, we would be delighted if you are happy to continue. If you would like to get involved in any capacity – hosting, marketing, fundraising etc, then please contact theironstoneconcerts@gmail.com. Many thanks!
Horley’s Cinema Club continues with Where the Crawdads Sing on Friday 20th January.
Doors open at 7:30pm, lights down at 8pm.
Please note that the next meeting of Knit and Stitch will be on Thursday 9th February, then Thursday 23rd February and every second and fourth Thursday of each month, from 7 – 9pm. There is a small charge of £2 to cover the cost of the use of the school.
If anyone would like to join the group you are very welcome. Just come along with any craft work you enjoy doing – it’s a very informal meeting.
Carol singing around Horley will take place tomorrow, Tuesday 20th Dec, from 6pm. If you’d like to take part, please meet in the Old School.
Graham Curd and Simon Attfield will have a stand at this year’s Christmas Market in aid of Banbury Young Homeless Project. All items are made by themselves from recycled wood and include planters, chopping boards, serving platters, mirrors and much more.
This is an ideal opportunity to purchase many of your Christmas presents and support an excellent local cause.
A reminder that the Christmas Market is in St Etheldreda’s Church on
Saturday 26th November from 4-6pm
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