Whats On: during the week (continued)
FRIDAY: •
Tea Dance at the Victoria Halls, 2-4pm. Admission £4, all welcome. Held on the 9th, 16th & 23rd March and 13th, 20th & 27th April
• Buggy walk for new Mums and their babies, leaves from the Dunblane Centre at 10.30am – 11.30am – come and get fresh air and exercise for an hour followed by tea and coffee in the Community centre .
• 25th Stirling (Dunblane) Boys’ Brigade Junior Section (P4-P6) 6.15 - 7.45pm in the Cathedral Hall. Contact Fraser Boyd on 821387 or
info@dunblanebb.org.uk
• 25th Stirling (Dunblane) Boys’ Brigade Company Section (P7-S3) and Seniors (S4-S6) Fridays 7.45- 10pm in the Cathedral Hall. Contact Paul Christmas on 823192 or e-mail
captain@dunblanebb.org.uk
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1st Dunblane Girls Brigade Company: Explorer Section (P1-P3) 6-7pm. Junior Section (P4-P7) 7-8.30pm & Brigadier Section (S1-S6) 7-8.30pm. All meeting in St. Blane’s Church Hall. Contact Jacqueline Cassidy (Captain) on 07759 046 474. e-mail: cmailto:
cassidyjacqueline@yahoo.co.uk
SATURDAY: • Dunblane Runners social run – meet 8.30am at Cathedral car park •
Training Run 9am @ Run4It, Bridge of Allan - a longer training run, typically at least 9 miles in length and are ideal for the aspiring half marathoner (and beyond!) - Meet at Run4It. Free of charge
• Dunblane Men’s Prayer Breakfast meets on the 3rd Saturday of each month at 8am in Choices Coffee Shop. More info? Call 07886 216 593
SUNDAY: •
St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Dunblane, 8.30am Said Communion; 10.30am Sung Eucharist with provision for children. See
www.stmarysdunblane.org for more detail.
• Dunblane Cathedral Morning worship: 10.30am every Sunday Family service: 9am on the last Sunday of each month (in addition to the 10.30 service) Sunday school: 10.15am every Sunday morning (except the last Sunday of each month). All departments: 3 year old – P7. Crèche available for under 3s
•
Religious Society of Friends [Quakers] Dunblane Meeting. Meeting for Worship, Sunday 10.30 am at The Braeport Centre. Children welcome. See
www.quakerscotland.org/dunblane for more detail.
• Dunblane in Bloom Group volunteer session; 9:30 – 12:30; anyone interested in helping with the town’s floral displays and community gardens are welcome; contact George on 01786 825504
• Dunblane Cathedral Handbell Ringers, Cathedral Halls. Beginner adults from 6.30-7.30pm. Those of High School age, 5.30-6.30pm. Children in Primary 5-7 from 6.30-7.30pm.
The adult group for
experienced musicians rehearses from 7.30-9.15pm. For more info, contact Malcolm Wilson (t. 825387) or e-mail
handbells@dunblanecathedral.org.uk New members welcome. No past experience required. • Dunblane Folk Club meet at the Dunblane Hotel, 8pm. Free entry and everyone welcome.
Whats On: during the month
• Dunblane Rambling Club, once a fortnight on Sundays. For more information about walks this month see the website
www.dunblaneramblingclub.org.uk or call Ray Kent on 01786 832 158 or Eric Howman on 01259 742 889
•
Friday 2nd March, Dunblane Civic Society All are welcome at the Holy Family Church for the annual World Day of Prayer this year to be held at 7pm.
• Monday 5th March, Dunblane Cathedral Guild at 7.30pm in the Cathedral Hall. The Prison Chaplain, Rev Ken Russell will tell us about his experiences in Perth Prison. All welcome
• Wednesday 7th March, Dunblane and District Gardening Club at 2.00pm in the Cathedral Halls. Gavin McNaughton of Macplants, Pencaitland, a talk on “Perennials for the Autumn Garden”. We hope that he shall bring some plants to buy. Specialist growers of hardy herbaceous plants. All welcome for an interesting talk followed by a cup of tea and a biscuit. Visitors £2.00
• Sunday 11th March, Fairtrade Afternoon Tea, Cathedral Hall, 3pm-5pm. The Arts Guild invites you to come and relax with some Fairtrade refreshments while listening to live music by Dunblane’s talented young musicians. Free admission – donations to the charity Music in Hospitals.
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