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Dancing (Line)
1.30 - 3.00 pm Fridays at Worral Street Scout Headquarters
Dorothy Newhouse
It's fun, good exercise and alleged to keep your brain active! Beginners as well as old hands welcomed. We use a mixture of sequences, some with just a few steps to the more complex. And we are always happy to be introduced to the favourites of our more experienced members.
Dancing (Scottish)
11.15 - 12.45 Thursdays at Worral Street Scout Headquarters
Ann Teague
A fun combination of physical and mental activity. Dancing is usually in sets of 4 couples and it never gets boring because there are over 13,000 dances. Beginners and those who have danced before welcome. And you don't need to wear tartan!
Dancing (Tap)
11.15 - 12.45 Mondays at Worral Street Scout Headquarters
Jean Patterson
Fun and exercise for men and women in a very sociable group. We have now been dancing for 3 years and, although we each go at our own pace, we have progressed beyond the 'beginners' stage. We do welcome new members, but, if you haven't 'tapped' before, come along and see if it's for you, before going to the expense of buying shoes.
Jazz Appreciation
11.15 - 12.45 Wednesdays at St John Headquarters
Ian Boyes
A mixture of all styles, including "Own Choice" which gives everyone the opportunity to participate and presentations by members on selected topics. We have a pooled resource of jazz literature containing over 50 books which members can borrow. We don't just enjoy the good quality sound at St. John, but also get out as much as possible to concerts and clubs to hear the music live.
Jazz Band
3.00 - 5.00 pm, Thursdays at Congleton Tennis Club
Phil Malbon
We have now been established for a year and consist of 7 instrumentalists plus a vocalist playing jazz and swing arrangements. We could accommodate one or two new players but they would need to be suitably experienced musicians who play appropriate instruments.
Music Appreciation
9.30 - 11.00 am Wednesdays at St John Headquarters
Eric Woodward-Jones
The group loves music. We listen to all kinds, especially classical, from Henri Mancini to Ralph Vaughan Williams and Beethoven to Wagner. We will be pleased to welcome you.
Songsters
3.15 - 4.45 pm Tuesdays at Congleton Tennis Club
Veronica Carter
You don’t have to have the perfect voice, just enjoy singing as we do. It’s a great way to relieve stress! We sing because we love to and with a little help from Julia, Keith and Linda, and not forgetting our new electric piano we’re beginning to sound pretty good! We’re a bit thin on the ground for voices at the lower end of the scale. Do you have such a voice? New members most welcome whatever your range.
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