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Fancy joining a cl Quakers Running Club Darlington Orchestra Many clubs and societies were forced to take an extended break during the pandemic. With restrictions now eased and summer just around the corner, there could hardly be a better time to pick up a new hobby, or revisit a forgotten passion. In this specially extended clubs and societies section, we take a look at just some of the fabulous clubs on offer in Darlington. Voices of Darlington: The Voices of Darlington Choirs meet every Monday, 5-9pm, at All Saints Church, Ravensdale Road. They run sessions for different age groups as well as one-to-one tuition and workshops throughout the week. For details, email voicesofdarlington@outlook.com or find them on Facebook. Darlington Indoor Bowls Club: Open six days a week and based on the site of the North Road Locomotive Works, the club offers eight rink, international sized, flat green bowling to members and to the general public. New bowlers of all ages are welcome and can have a free taster session. Visit www.darlingtonibc.co.uk or call 485414 for more information. Quakers Running Club: The club prides itself on being one of the friendliest running clubs in the North East. They welcome runners of all abilities and hold various sessions on a Tuesday and Thursday from 6.30pm, setting off from Abbey playing fields, Abbey Road. Quakers members recently staged a volunteer takeover at Darlington parkrun in South Park. Visit www.quakersrunningclub.org.uk Darlington Ramblers Group: Walking with good company in pleasant countryside. Weekly Sunday walks between 5-10 miles. May to September Wednesday evening walks 3-5 miles. Contact Bob King 07707 030164 or David Reed 350997 for information. ManClub: A peer to peer mental health support group for men. Free sessions run on a Monday and a Friday, 6-8pm at the Quaker Meeting House, Skinnergate and an online meeting is held every Sunday via Zoom. Paul Bannister, director of ManHealth, said: “Demand for our service has grown over the last year. We encourage men to come along and listen and share their issues and concerns, and be supported by other men who understand how they may be feeling. All sessions are run in a safe, non-judgemental, confidential environment and there is no requirement for a referral. There’s no pressure to talk and sessions are free.” Email info@manhealth.org.uk or call 01388 320023 to book a session. 24 www.darlington.gov.uk/clubs
ub this summer? Darlington Operatic Society Darlingon RA Juniors Haughton Badminton Club: Haughton Badminton Club meets every Wednesday at The Education Village sports hall, 8-10pm and hosts a variety of mens, ladies and mixed games – all players welcome. Visit www.haughtonbadmintonclub.webs. com or call 215713 for more details. Ready Steady Mums: Ready Steady Mums meet on a Wednesday, 11am at South Park clock tower. A walking group for new mums and a perfect ‘free and fun way to support other mums’. For more information, have a look at their group page www.facebook.com/ReadySteadyMumsDarlington Darlington Orchestra: A community orchestra, featuring local musicians, with a reputation for giving high-quality and entertaining concerts built on a hugely varied repertoire. They rehearse once a week and currently have vacancies in most sections. So whether you’re 15 or 95, get in touch! Rehearsals take place at St Thomas Aquinas Church Hall, North Road, 7-9pm, on Tuesdays during term time. Visit darlington-orchestra.org.uk, email admin@darlington-orchestra.org.uk or call Debbie on 251383 for more information. Darlington Operatic Society: Darlington Operatic Society has a long history, dating back over 100 years and have been performing at the Hippodrome since 1945. It is holding auditions for new members in May 2022 and you can also join as part of the backstage team. The group is currently performing Priscilla Queen of the Desert with Shrek and Grease coming soon! Visit www.darlingtonoperaticsociety. org.uk Darlingon RA Juniors: RA Juniors is a volunteerled, grass roots football club looking for children aged over five years old to join its teams. The family friendly club has fantastic coaches who support children through their football journey. For more information email emmaelder1@yahoo.co.uk or search Darlington RA Juniors on Facebook. Are you looking for a great way to explore new hobbies, learn new skills or meet new people? Then check the clubs and society page on our website www.darlington.gov.uk/clubs. If you would like your club or society featured in One Darlington or on the website please email editor@onedarlington.org.uk www.darlington.gov.uk/clubs one Darlington 25
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