Baddesley Barnstormers‘ 2020 Panto is Sleeping Beauty written by Rachel Chadwick. There will be three performances, as follows:
| Friday, 14th February | 7.30pm |
| Saturday, 15th February | 3.30pm & 7.30pm |
Ticket prices are Adults £10, Children £5 and Family (2+2) £28, available from Lore Hairdressing (Seymour Parade), Habistore (Botley Rd) or Beadles Tea Room (Fleming Ave.) Continue reading
January sees two new classes starting at Chilworth Hall, nicely timed for those New Year ‘fitness’ resolutions.
Starting on Tuesday, 7th, Sarah Rowley is bringing Zumba back to the Hall. It’s not too late to sign up. For more details just follow the link.
Later in the month, something new… Men’s Yoga with Enrico. Yes we already have some excellent Yoga classes and, yes, some of them cater for men, but this one is exclusive so if that appeals to you then now’s your chance. Follow the link for more details.
There’s a new Zumba class starting at the Hall from Tuesday, 7th January (10:30-11:15am) run by Sarah Rowley, a certified Zumba instructor who already runs a number of successful classes all over Hampshire. Here’s what she has to say about this new venture: Continue reading
Starting from lunchtime on Wednesday, 13th November there’s a new Yoga class at Chilworth Hall. Run by Charlotte Rankin and aimed mainly at providing a welcome and healthy break for office staff, you can find out more by e-mailing Charlotte. Continue reading
Inner Wheel is the distaff counterpart to the Rotary Club. The Inner Wheel Club of Southampton is organising a Christmas Fair at Chilworth Hall on Wednesday, 30th October from 10:00am until noon. Click here for the flyer with all the details. If you have any questions please e-mail the Editor who will be pleased to pass them along.
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Chilworth Moviola asked its audience to vote for the Autumn season’s movies, given a list of ten options. As a result we have the following programme (which, as it happens, is in descending order of poll popularity):
| Sunday, 9th February | Blinded by the Light |
| Sunday, 8th March | The Good Liar |
| Sunday, 5th April | Official Secrets |
For more details, trailers and tickets go to the Moviola programme page.
On Thursday, 11th July (17:45-18:45), Chi Yoga, run by Dr Jackie Cheng, is starting another course at Chilworth Hall. For more information, and to book, go to www.chiyogasouthampton.co.uk or e-mail jackie@chiyogasouthampton.co.uk. Read more about the course in Jackie’s own words: Continue reading
Chilworth Hall’s AGM will take place at 6.00pm on Wednesday, 19th June. If you’ve read this post you may think the management committee’s job is largely done. Not so. We would really welcome another two or three members joining our friendly team. Read on to find out why you may enjoy joining us. Continue reading
Chilworth Hall has always been managed by a committee of volunteers. Since the current team set out to turn around its fortunes the overall utilisation of the Hall has increased by 127%. Some of this is down to the updating of the facilities on offer. There’s also been overspill from Chilworth Manor, where The Club seems to have been going in the opposite direction in recent years. These days Chilworth Hall offers a lot more opportunities for socialising and recreation. Most of the Yoga or Pilates groups have provided information for this webpage. Several others may not have been aware of the offer of free publicity. Imminent changes to the page will ensure that it includes the contact details of all the many other clubs and societies that use the Hall, including a Rock Choir, Tango or Ballroom or Folk dancing groups, an Art Group, an Alpine Gardening Society, a Canal Society, the Inner Wheel and Dog/Puppy Training. There’s now also a thriving branch of the Women’s Institute as well as the rural cinema with monthly Moviola showings. Continue reading