Monday evenings – June and July

This summer we’re opening our doors to anyone over 16 who wants to try out the sport for free. Just come along to our clubhouse, on Tickers Folly Field, any Monday evening in June/July (except June 30). Please arrive around 5pm, or as soon after as possible; these open sessions will continue to 7pm or so, but we’ll pack up early if no-one turns up in the first hour.
No experience is necessary. We’ll provide all the equipment you need, teach you the basics if you’ve never played before, and coach you through a game of Kwik Croquet – a new version of the sport, especially designed for beginners. We only ask that you please wear flat-soled shoes, to protect the lawn.

Sunday 6th July, 2-4pm, Village Hall

Why not bring your child’s bike for a safety check? Our bike experts kindly looked at over 10 bikes last month. Also bring your household items including clothing, electrical, and gardening articles for mending and tools for sharpening. There may also be help for any IT problems on your phone or tablet. Refreshments available. Donations welcome to cover costs.

Saturday 12th July

Country night with Clint from Nashville.

Saturday 28th June

Al Jenkins playing 80s and hits of the decades.

Sunday 6th July, 4.00pm

Come and join us for an hour on a sunny afternoon for hymns and Pimms with St Michael’s Choir in our beautiful village church.

Let us know if you have a favourite hymn you would like us to sing on: office@churnchurches.co.uk

Sundays during the summer

We serve teas in St Michael’s Church, Blewbury most Sundays over the summer. Please note: there will be a few gaps this year due to events in church: NO TEAS on 22nd June, 6th July or 20th July; please check church teas posters.
£4.00 for a delicious piece of homemade cake and as many cups of tea as you’d like! £1 Squash and Kit Kat for children. Everybody is welcome – come with a group or by yourself and join a friendly group – we are always pleased to see families and children can  occupy themselves in the children’s corner while parents enjoy their tea. Well behaved dogs welcome too. There is always a very happy atmosphere and plenty of good friendly conversation and debate, so do come and join us. We look forward to seeing you in our lovely old Church. Funds raised from Sunday Teas are used towards St Michael’s Church small projects. Pat Mattimore and team