Plenty to be done as we work on the decorations for our Christmas tree! Do come and join us for an afternoon of stitching and chatting.Thank you to Theresa who is kindly hosting this meeting at Beehive Cottage.

This afternoon will be another session working on the decorations for our entry for the Christmas Tree Festival. If you enjoy stitching then please do come along. Chris is kindly hosting the meeting at her house. If you would like to know more, please contact our vice-president Pat.

Details of this evening's get-together will be published later this year.

Our speaker for this evening will be Richard Weyers who will introduce us to the history and architecture of the Centre for Islamic Studies in Marston..

This evening we will be discussing Agent Sonya, Ben Macintyre's best selling book about the WW2 spy, Ursula Kaczynski. We hope to meet in person at Bernice's house, but may need to revert to Zoom.

Gill has kindly offered to host the first meeting of 2022 when we will explore different ways of creating green hearts for the 'Show the Love' campaign. We may try our hand at Origami!  Any member is welcome to join in, just contact a committee member.

Janet has kindly offered to lead our January walk. around Steeple Barton to see the snowdrops. The walk is 1.5 to 2 miles long on mostly good tracks and roads and a couple of fields. One short section can get muddy after heavy rain. We may stop for a break part way, so please do […]

Ellie's Kitchen. This evening Elissavet Stagoni will make a welcome return visit to talk about her tours of Thessalonika. She will follow this with a demonstration of a favourite local dish.

The snowdrops and aconites should be looking even better this weekend as we walk from Steeple Barton Church and around the Barton Abbey grounds.Please join us at the church for a 2 o'clock start. For further details please see the entry for the walk on Monday 31st January.

This month we will be discussing On Chapel Sands, a memoir by Laura Cumming. We hope to meet in person at Bernice's house.