Community Events

Community Events

Event	Date	Address
Herts and Art Group	Last Thursday of the month: 2pm - 3:30pm	French Horn Lane, Hatfield, AL10 8BX
Summer Street Dance Workshop	Fridays to 8th November: Juniors 4-5pm, Teenagers 5-6pm	Fortescue Hall, Pixmore Way, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 3TP.
Boccia and New Age Kurling	Mondays Fortnightly: 10am-11:30am	Norton Parish Hall, Common View, Letchworth Garden City, Herts, SG6 1DA

 

 

 

 

A monthly social group where individuals over 55 can come along and participate in a creative session for 90 mins, delivered by artists from Open Art Box. Residents and individuals from the community all welcome. Free of charge, funded by Arise of Hatfield.

Providing a positive and inclusive environment, attendees will have the opportunity to explore, experiment and experience new art processes. For example, drawing, painting, sculpture, textiles etc. Also looking at artists work as inspiration to learn new techniques and different way of working. The sessions will offer a unique and meaningful experience designed to connect, empower and enhance the well being and quality of life for attendees. Bringing people together through the joy and freedom of creativity in a relaxed and fun environment. 

We are very excited to be involved in this year's Streetdance workshops taking place in Letchworth Garden City.

The workshops are free of charge and young people and teenagers of all abilities are welcome to join the Crew  - no experience needed. 

Workshops take place after school every Friday between 4pm and 6pm leading to a performance at the annual Dancemania event taking place  on Sunday 10th November at the Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage. 

 Visit https://streetdanceproductions.co.uk/letchworth-street-dance-workshops-2024 for more info.

 

 

We are thrilled to announce the launch of a Boccia and New Age Kurling club, made possible through generous funding provided by North Herts Council.

The initiative aims to offer an inclusive, enjoyable, and engaging sporting experience for the community.

Richard Hill, the ECB's Disability Cricket Manager, will bring his extensive expertise and passion for inclusive sports to lead the sessions. His involvement ensures that everyone, regardless of their physical abilities, can fully participate and enjoy the activities.

The club is designed to be an excellent opportunity for individuals to socialise, stay active, and have fun in a supportive environment. We welcome participants of all ages and abilities, making it a truly inclusive community event. The initial phase will run until Christmas, providing several months of activities.

Best of all, participation in the club is entirely free of charge. Additionally refreshments will be served during each session, creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere for all attendees.