The list which follows shows the name, venue and contact details of organisations offering 71 activities which take place on a Thursday and which may be of interest to older folk in Inverness and the surrounding area.
For other days of the week please click on any of the links shown in the left hand margin of the page..
Each entry in the list will offer information regarding meeting days and times plus a number of choices whereby you can be transferred to the website of an organisation, send an email or text message to the organiser, view the location on a map or find a contact number to call.
Ardersier : Monthly Blether about Local History, Old School |
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A monthly meet up to look after the archives and discuss the heritage of the area including researching the area during WW1 the place names of Petty and Ardersier (and their stories) All welcome and tea and cake provided!
Thursday from : 1900 to 2100 Monthly |
Balloch : Smithton Long Term Condition Support Group, Balloch Hall |
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Living better with a long term condition. Pick up lots of useful tips and techniques to help you to self manage, plus tea, chat and Boccia! Anyone (of any age) with a long term condition made very welcome. Transport available. To find out more, contact Roy by phone on 01667 455620 or by email, just click on "Send an Email".
Thursday from : 1200 to 1400 Monthly |
Balnain : Ladies Group, Village Hall |
(3 of 71) |
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Thursday from : 1930 to 2100 Monthly |
Balnain : Yoga, Village Hall |
(4 of 71) |
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Yoga - all ages welcome.
Thursday from : 0945 to 1115 Weekly |
Beauly : Fitfellas, Phipps Hall |
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If you’re a man, 60+, unfit, don’t know how to change that, not even sure you want to, but know you should, etc. ----then this class is for you. FITFELLAS is a circuit-based class for men only. Mainly for the over 60’s –but no-one’s to going to chuck you out if you’re a bit younger. But you will get removed if you’re too fit. It’s not for blokes who already use the gym regularly, or go running, or kite surfing etc. and absolutely no 6 packs allowed.
Thursday from : 1000 to 1050 Weekly |
Beauly : Wonderwomen, Phipps Hall |
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If you’re a lady, 60+, unfit, don’t know how to change that, not even sure you want to, but know you should, etc. ----then this class is for you. Wonderwomen is a circuit-based class for ladies only. Mainly for the over 60’s –but no-one’s to going to chuck you out if you’re a bit younger. But you will get removed if you’re too fit. It’s not for ladies who already use the gym regularly, or go running, or kite surfing etc!
Thursday from : 1115 to 1200 Weekly |
Cannich : Cannich Whist Club, The Cannich Hall |
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Monthly Whist Drive All welcome.
Thursday from : 1830 to 2230 Weekly |
Culloden : Barn Church Lunch Club, The Barn Church |
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Open to all older people of communities of Smithton, Culloden and Balloch. The Lunch Club provides a hot meal and social gathering for the elderly, with a range of after-lunch speakers. Lifts to and from the club available.
Thursday from : 1200 to 1400 Weekly |
Dornoch : Dornoch Carers Drop In, West Church Hall |
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Carers are invited to drop by and enjoy coffee, tea and biscuits and chat to other carers.
Thursday from : 1230 to 1330 Monthly |
Drumnadrochit : Craigmonie Centre, Craigmonie Centre |
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Adult learning sessions most days of the week. A wide range of activities with flexible timetables such as plays, concerts, craft club, scrabble, knitting etc either at the centre or at the library . All ages welcome. Call or email for information or just drop in to see what is being arranged.
Thursday from : 1000 to 1800 Weekly |
Drumnadrochit : Art Class, Glenurquhart Public Hall - (Blairbeg Hall) |
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An art class in the Village Hall which is open to all levels. New members always welcome
Thursday from : 1030 to 1230 Weekly |
Drumnadrochit : Indoor Bowling, Glenurquhart Public Hall - (Blairbeg Hall) |
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Indoor Bowling
Thursday from : 1900 to 2200 Weekly |
Drumnadrochit : Open House, Urquhart and Glenmoriston Church Hall |
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All ladies are welcome to the programme of varied activities which includes supporting different charitable organisations around the world.
Thursday from : 1400 to 1600 Fortnightly |
Fort Augustus : Derby and Joan Club, Telford Centre |
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Scrabble, whist followed by cup of tea. All seniors welcome.
Thursday from : 1200 to 1330 Monthly |
Invergarry : Invergarry Short Mat Bowls Club, Glengarry Hall |
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Visitors are very welcome and we have spare sets of bowls if you don't have your own.
Thursday from : 1900 to 2200 Weekly |
Invermoriston : Country Dance Club, Millennium Hall |
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Beginners are welcome to come and join our friendly group
Thursday from : 1930 to 2130 Weekly |
Invermoriston : Yoga Group, Millennium Hall |
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Thursday from : 0945 to 1115 Weekly |
Inverness : Fly Tying Group, Bught Stop |
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John's fly-tying class no longer in operation, as numbers were getting too low. Huge thanks to him for many years of humble and patient instruction
Thursday from : 1930 to 2200 Weekly |
Inverness : Inverness & District Indoor Bowling Club, Castle Heather |
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Annual Membership is open to experienced bowlers and "first time" bowlers as well. If you've never tried the game then give us a call and we'll arrange an introductory visit , trial game, and if you decide to join further instruction and coaching is available.
Experienced bowler, what do you do in the winter or when the weather is less than favourable? If you're not already a member of the indoor club then why not give it a try.
Or call into the stadium, our duty manager can provide you with the necessary details and membership application form
Thursday from : 1000 to 1200 Weekly |
Inverness : Indoor Bowling Club, Charleston Community Centre |
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Thursday from : 1945 to 2100 Weekly |
Inverness : Cradlehall Senior Citizens Club, Cradlehall Primary School |
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Just come along and enjoy a cuppa.
Thursday from : 1400 to 1600 Fortnightly |
Inverness : Westhill Indoor Bowling Club, Cradlehall Primary School |
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Some sets of bowls available for use. Tea and biscuits provided. All welcome
Thursday from : 1930 to 2130 Weekly |
Inverness : Meet and Eat, Craigmonie Hotel |
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2 course lunch for food and fellowship. Open to anyone living in Crown/ Hill area of Inverness and the parish of Old High St Stephen's Church.
Thursday from : 1230 to 1400 Monthly |
Inverness : Crown Church Choir, Crown Church Hall |
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The choir has been going for many years. We have about 16 members and we aim to sing something every Sunday. We sing music from classical to modern, Mozart to African worship songs. We are always open to new members and are extremely friendly, caring people with great enthusiasm for singing, music, church worship and for socialising.
Thursday from : 1900 to 2030 Weekly |
Inverness : Mostly Men, Crown Church Hall |
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What is it? It is a chance for, well, men mostly to meet for a blether over a drink at one of the pubs near the church. Sometimes we talk about weighty matters of religion or state but other times….we don’t. So as to avoid accusations of excess, we meet just once a month. There are no membership duties. Just turn up. The drink is Basically Beer, it must be said, but in a flood of political correctness, a Strong Sparkling water is quite in order. On the last Thursday of the month. Originally conceived as an opportunity for fellowship for men on the fringes of the church and to give them a chance to get to know the minister better, it still has that aim but the membership is now as varied as the numbers, anything from three to thirteen currently. How hard it is to avoid the M word, membership! There is no membership of Mostly Men. You just turn up.
Thursday from : 2100 to 2230 Monthly |
Inverness : Sewing Group, Crown Church Hall |
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Lounge at Crown Church A get together to sew and natter. Open to anyone. There is also a Knitting Group on a Monday afternoon
Thursday from : 1000 to 1200 Weekly |
Inverness : Toe2toe Dance - Latin and Ballroom Dancing, Crown Court Hotel |
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Toe2toe Dance is a family run school based from the Crown Court Hotel in Inverness. We have over 40 years dancing experience in Latin American, Modern Ballroom as well as Salsa and our newest fitness classes FitSteps & Haus Fitness. So why not book on one of our classes and join in the fun!
Thursday from : 1930 to 2130 Weekly |
Inverness : Zumba Fitness Inverness - Gold Class, Crown Court Hotel |
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We hold a Zumba class that has been running for 5 years now with a lovely group of friendly wonderful ladies attending. You are welcome to come and join us. No need to book, just come along.
Thursday from : 1100 to 1200 Weekly |
Inverness : Highland RSPB Group, Culduthel Christian Centre |
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The RSPB Highland Group was formed in 1987 to support the work of the RSPB in the Highlands and we now have over 200 members. We run a series of eight indoor meetings and 16 outdoor excursions, and produce a newsletter for all members.
Thursday from : 1930 to 2130 Monthly |
Inverness : Inverness DCaff Dementia Cafe, Dementia Resource Centre |
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Dementia Cafes exist to give you the chance to meet others dealing with the same experiences as you. They offer support and information in a relaxed cafe environment. Dementia Cafes are for people who are able to attend safely on their own or who are accompanied by somebody able to support them.
The café is open to anyone with dementia and their carers whether they live in the area, are on a day out or on holiday, so why not come along for a cuppa and a blether.
Thursday from : 1300 to 1500 Monthly |
Inverness : The Gathering, East Church |
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It is an opportunity for older people within the congregation to get together, make new friends and share friendship over tea/coffee and baking. Everyone is welcome so please come and join us. If transport is a problem please contact us.
Thursday from : 1030 to 1200 Monthly |
Inverness : Highland Car Club, Fairways Leisure |
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Highland Car Club’s aim is quite simply to promote and encourage motorsport in the North of Scotland. The club organises a wide variety of events throughout the year, with something for everyone. The Snowman Rally being their premier event. Highland Car Club has social Club Nights at Fairways Leisure. It could be a slot-car night, quiz night, treasure hunt, film night, speedboat trip, or simply come along for a chat and a pint with car people so why not come along and meet other members socially?
Thursday from : 1900 to 2100 Monthly |
Inverness : Inverness Civic Trust, Glenmoriston Hotel |
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The Inverness Civic Trust is an independent voluntary body made up of citizens who have an interest in both conserving and enhancing the general environment of the City. It was established in November 1967 to stimulate public interest in the history and character in Inverness and its surrounding area, to encourage preservation and development of features of public amenity and historic interest and to encourage high standards of architecture and town planning. Everyone is very welcome to our meetings, members or not. If there is a speaker or subject that interests or concerns you, please do not hesitate to come along.
Thursday from : 1930 to 2130 Monthly |
Inverness : Lochardil 678 Club, Green Drive Hall |
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Club for the more mature members of the community in Lochardil.
Thursday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly |
Inverness : Inverness Stamp Club, Haugh Community Rooms |
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Inverness Stamp Club (also known as the Inverness Philatelic Society) welcomes all collectors of stamps and postal history, from complete novices to those with a lifetime’s experience. Some of our members live in Inverness, while others live elsewhere in the Highlands. The one thing everyone has in common is a willingness to share our interest and knowledge with others. Our meetings are friendly and informative. Visitors are always welcome to our meetings.
Thursday from : 1930 to 2100 Monthly |
Inverness : Magic Movers (50+ Keep Fit), Hilton Community Centre |
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Enjoy an hour of good exercise, good music and good company with Lorraine our fitness guru. The exercises are targeted at the 50+ age group, and we have a huge selection of equipment and resources to use. Afterwards, join the other members in the cafe for tea and a cake.
Thursday from : 1000 to 1100 Weekly |
Inverness : Walking Football, Hilton Community Centre |
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Walking Football is an everything you love about football, the only difference is that it is a foul to run! If you think your footballing days are over then think again! Walking football is designed to give you the chance to play the game you love but reduce the chances of injury. It's an adapted format of the beautiful game aimed at providing light physical activity, providing a great way to keep fit, learn skills, have fun and socialise all at the same time! So, if you used to play football but now find the pace a bit too much or if you’ve never had the chance to be involved before, walking football is the perfect introduction to playing football for you.
Thursday from : 1300 to 1425 Weekly |
Inverness : Ness Bridge Club, Inverness Caledonian Thistle Social Club |
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Visitors are always welcome to this friendly and sociable Contract Bridge club. Monday evening is Club Night. Tuesday evening is Tuition and Intermediate Night. Thursday evening is a Club Night. Free coffee or tea
Thursday from : 1850 to 2200 Weekly |
Inverness : Inverness Bell Ringers, Inverness Cathedral |
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We ring for service on Sunday morning between 10.20 and 10.55. and weddings and civic functions Although the bells belong to the Episcopal Cathedral there is NO restriction on who can become a bell ringer. Further details can be found on ‘the Inverness Cathedral’ web site or the ‘Scottish Association of Change Ringers’ web site. A visit on a practice night will enable those interested to find out what bell ringing is all about. Contact preferable by Email.
Thursday from : 1930 to 2100 Weekly |
Inverness : Inverness Curling Club, Inverness Ice Centre |
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Inverness Curling Club is one of the clubs playing at Inverness Ice Centre and has been established since 1968. There are plenty of opportunities to play in internal club games and in the Inverness Province Leagues, which are played between all the clubs at the Inverness Ice Centre. We all play for fun and competitively. With a membership of approximately 30, the club is friendly and sociable. We welcome everyone. We are a mixed club with players of all abilities ranging from beginners to very experienced curlers and have several experienced coaches who would be more than willing to help any curler (club member or not!) if asked.
Thursday from : 1900 to 2100 Weekly |
Inverness : Linedancing - Improvers, Inverness Leisure |
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Linedance the modern way, to a great soundtrack including rock, pop, country and latin.
Thursday from : 1345 to 1445 Weekly |
Inverness : Highland Body Mechanic, Inverness Royal Academy Sports Centre |
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Hatha Yoga
Thursday from : 2000 to 2130 Weekly |
Inverness : Dalneigh Bowling, James Cameron Community Centre |
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A great way to have gently exercise, for the body and the brain. We have sociable competition with each other, but its all in good fun. Stop for tea and cake half way through. Come along and try it, and meet new people.
Thursday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly |
Inverness : Nice2CU 50+ Group, James Cameron Community Centre |
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Friendship and fun for older adults in Dalneigh area. We have a varied programme of activities including advice and information speakers, shopping trips, visits and talks from interesting people, games and activities, day trips, and we enjoy tea and cake together during the session.
Thursday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly |
Inverness : Fraser Park Bowling Club, MacEwen Drive |
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Indoor bowls / Short Carpet Bowl Open to anyone of any age – we welcome new players and visitors - social activity which may also improve fitness, coordination and skill development. Bowls available but please bring smooth flat soled footwear / slippers. Affiliated to Inverness and District Bowling League Why not come along and try the sport. Should you wish coaching, this can be arranged by mutual agreement.
Thursday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly |
Inverness : Maggie's Highlands, Maggie's Highlands |
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Provides free practical, emotional and social support for people with cancer and their family and friends. In the grounds of Raigmore Hospital, our Centre is a warm and welcoming place, with professional staff on hand to offer the support you need to find your way through cancer. Our Centre is a place to find practical help about benefits and eating well; a place where qualified experts offer emotional support; a place to meet other people or simply to sit quietly with a cup of tea. We offer support for anyone affected by cancer at any stage, and their family and friends. You may have been recently diagnosed, completed treatment and be in remission or have a family member or friend that has received a diagnosis.
Thursday from : 0900 to 1700 Weekly |
Inverness : Hobbies and Crafts, Merkinch Community Centre |
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Jewellery making, scrapbooking, knitting, painting, card making etc. Whatever your hobby bring it along or try something new and learn from othersf
Thursday from : 1030 to 1230 Weekly |
Inverness : UR Circle, Merkinch Community Centre |
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Pop in any time between 10am & 3pm on Thursdays. Explore computers & the internet - Meet new friends for a cuppa. Tea/Coffee & biscuit
Thursday from : 1000 to 1500 Weekly |
Inverness : Friends of Highland Music - Slow Jam, Ness Bank Church |
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Eric Allan's Slow Jam is a traditional music session which caters for players who might be daunted at playing reels at breakneck speeds. Come and play good tunes at a modest pace. Bring your instruments and Eric will bring the music.
Thursday from : 1930 to 2130 Fortnightly |
Inverness : Ness Bank Church Choir, Ness Bank Church |
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The Choir Ness Bank Church choir has an active membership of 14 SATB, with the organist as choir-master. There is also a deputy organist. The choir sings an anthem every Sunday and leads the praise at all church services. The choir takes part in the Inverness Music Festival, is affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music and joins in the RSCM Triennial Festival, joining with other choirs throughout Scotland. New members are always welcome.
Thursday from : 1930 to 2100 Weekly |
Inverness : Bingo, Raigmore Community Centre |
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Games of Bingo coffee and tea and a snack.
Thursday from : 1800 to 2000 Weekly |
Inverness : Nature Walks for Wellbeing, Scottish Waterways Trust |
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Join us as we walk around the calming surroundings of The Caledonian Canal and nearby woodlands and benefit from mindful, nature-based therapy. These weekly nature walks are designed to provide gentle, inclusive nature-based therapy activities to those suffering from mental health problems. Hot drinks and snacks available during walk. Wear outdoor clothing suitable for all weathers and boots or wellies. All welcome. No booking required. Please contact Stephen prior to each walk as they start from different places.
Thursday from : 1330 to 1500 Weekly |
Inverness : The Kinship Club, The Light House |
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The Kinship Club is a group of Over 50's who meet to play dominoes, natter and have a cup of coffee. If you play, would like to play or would like to teach others then get in touch
Thursday from : 1330 to 1530 Monthly |
Inverness : The Olive Grove, The Olive Grove |
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A tea room which is a place of warm welcome and hospitality, and offers the premises to local groups to rent outside of opening hours. The tearoom is entirely run by volunteers, mostly from the local churches, and all profits are distributed to local causes. Serves fairly traded tea, coffee and hot chocolate, and homemade soup, homemade bread and delicious scones and cakes freshly made on the premises, along with a selection of sandwiches, toasted sandwiches, bacon rolls, paninis etc. Vegetarians and those on gluten free diets can be catered for. Vegetarians and those on gluten free diets can be catered for.
Thursday from : 1000 to 1600 Weekly |
Inverness : Lunch Club, The Salvation Army |
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Lunch Club for the elderly and the needy
Thursday from : 1200 to 1300 Weekly |
Inverness : Clachnacuddin Small Bore Rifle Club, Various Locations |
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The club has an outdoor and indoor range as well as a clubhouse. The club can provide access to all the equipment that is needed to take up .22 target shooting - rifles, ammunition, shooting jackets, gloves etc, together with basic training. Membership of a rifle club is governed by a strict set of laws so club address is not shown. Before attending the club to shoot (or handling any weapons in the club) you require a police check. So prior to attending the club they need to know who you are, and to send off a form to the local Police Firearms Unit. If you want to visit the club with a view to becoming a member please send an email including your postal address and - if possible - a land-line telephone number that can be validated via directory enquiries - on your first contact. On receipt they will send you a link to a web-form that collects the necessary infomation to complete the application.
Thursday from : 1900 to 2200 Weekly |
Inverness : Highland Disabled Ramblers, Various locations within 50 miles of Inverness |
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Highland Disabled Ramblers is a small charity run by volunteers, to enable people with mobility problems to access the countryside in a safe and companionable way. We organise a programme of leisurely monthly rambles of 3 to 4 miles leaving from different places locally on different days of the week, within a radius of 40 miles of Inverness. (Please click on the link to go to our website for the list of rambles for this year and the days of the week on which the rambles take place.) Members book scooters in advance, which we transport to the start of each ramble, but they must make their own way to the start. Volunteers ensure the safety of members and provide companionship along the way. Membership is open to anyone over 18 years. Anyone requiring assistance needs to bring a family member, friend or carer as we do not have qualified carers. Volunteer van drivers and walking companions are most welcome (references reqd.).
Thursday from : 1030 to 1430 Monthly |
Inverness : Women's Cycle to Health, Velocity Cafe |
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The project is designed and funded for women living in the Highlands, aged 18 years and over, who are experiencing any of the following: •Low self-esteem •Feelings of isolation •Lacking in confidence or motivation •Low mood or anxiety The Women's Cycle to Health project aims to increase women’s mental and physical well-being through supportive, regular group bike rides and welcomes riders of all abilities. Cycling is a sociable activity and a great way to meet new people. It can be fun and give you a real sense of freedom. Cycling can improve your physical fitness and help you lose weight. The sense of achievement gained from engaging in cycling can help boost confidence and self esteem. If you can't ride a bike at all we can teach you. If you need a bit of a boost to get back on your bike we can do that too. Whatever level you are at, the aim is to give you the skills and confidence to get out, ride safely and feel better. We can provide a bike, bike helmet and waterproofs, if required. You don't need to be fit to join this project, just a willingness to ride a bike. If you would like more information or would like to register your interest in the project please phone or email Once we have been notified of your interest, we will contact you to arrange a one to one meeting as soon as possible. Following the one to one, if it is agreed that the project is suitable, we will offer you a place in a group. This may happen quickly or there could be a wait.
Thursday from : 0900 to 1700 Weekly |
Inverness : Vue Cinemas Seniors Club, Vue Cinemas |
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Over 60 and love big screen entertainment? Come along to our senior screenings, held regularly at select venues including Inverness. You’ll even get a cuppa and a biscuit included with your ticket.
Thursday from : 1300 to 1530 Weekly |
Muir of Ord : Inverness & District Model Railway Club, TA Drill Hall |
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We are a small but friendly club with around 20 members and have layouts in, N, 00, & 0 Gauge, which are available to run your own stock on, or help other members. New members can question & learn various skills from existing members. We will be introducing workshops once a month, where a different aspect of modelling will be discussed, explained and demonstrated. We also have a small junior section. Come and join our Club, either as a full member, or as a friend for those unable to attend club nights regularly due to distance etc.
Thursday from : 1900 to 2200 Weekly |
Muir of Ord : Jenn Highland Yoga, Village Hall |
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Basics of Yoga 4 week block: This class is perfect for beginners or experienced yogis who want to refresh the basics. The class starts from breathing and alignment and will work up to a full Sun Salutation. Drop-in: This is a weekly class, for regular attendees and those who are only able attend as and when they are available. All abilities welcome. Please wear comfortable clothing that you can move in and bring a mat, any props you may have (block, strap etc), a warm cardi/socks and blanket for relaxation.
Thursday from : 1930 to 2045 Weekly |
Muir of Ord : Over 60s Club, Village Hall |
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Thursday from : 1000 to 1200 Weekly |
Nairn : Nairn & District Gardening Club, Nairn Community & Arts Centre |
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All meetings usually take place on the first Thursday of the month from 7.30pm to 9.30pm at Nairn Community & Arts Centre, unless otherwise indicated on website
Thursday from : 1930 to 2130 Monthly |
North Kessock : Kessock Afternoon Badminton Sessions, Village Hall |
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KABS - Not a club but just a group of folk who are finding badminton fun again. Not too serious and for all ages. Racquets, cuppa, biscuits and chat provided.
Thursday from : 1400 to 1600 Weekly |
Smithton : U3A, Smithton-Culloden Free Church |
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University of the Third Age. Groups include Archaeology, Music Study. Art Appreciation, Nature Wanderers, Books, Philosophy, Photography, Bridge, Psychology, Classical Civilisation, Recorders, Current Affairs, Science, Family History, Walking, Geology, Table Tennis, History, Theatre, IT, Topical Issues. Please refer to the U3A site for full details of groups and activities.
Thursday from : 1400 to 1600 |
Smithton : TangoNess, The Green Hall |
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TangoNess is a community dance group promoting Argentine tango in the Highlands. We arrange lessons, workshops, practicas and milongas. Foundation Classes -- Thursdays, 7.15pm to 8.15pm Technique and Connection Classes -- Thursdays, 8.20pm to 9.20pm Practicas -- Thursdays, 9.20pm to 10.15pm Booking for any of the lessons is not essential
Thursday from : 1915 to 2215 Weekly |
Strathpeffer : North of Scotland Archaeological Society, Strathpeffer Community Centre |
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This is an organisation for all those interested in archaeology, whether just starting, or a professional archaeologist. All are welcome! NOSAS is actively involved with many different archaeological activities in the Highlands. We organise field trips and monthly evening discussion group meetings during the winter for members. In the summer we are often involved in our or other people's digs, developing our excavation skills. Training in field skills is a core part of what we do. Our activities are open to members, everyone is welcome to join. A full description of who NOSAS is, what we have done in the past and what our current activities are can be found on our website: www.nosas.co.uk. If you are interested in archaeology or heritage in the Highlands, do have a look, and do get in touch
Thursday from : 1930 to 2100 Monthly |
Strathpeffer : Strathpeffer Walking Group, Strathpeffer Community Centre |
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Walks around the local area, lasting 1.5 to 2 hours. Some routes go further afield, in which case cars are shared for the group to get from the centre to the start of the walk and back again. Please wear suitable footwear and waterproof clothing. A great way to get out, keep fit and see some local scenery. A list of the walks planned for the month ahead is on the noticeboard at the Community Centre.
A medical form must be completed by all first time participants to make the group leader aware of any injuries or medical conditions.
Thursday from : 0945 to 1230 Weekly |
Tomatin : Strathdearn Natural History Club, Strathdearn Hall |
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The aim of Strathdearn Natural History Club is to increase the understanding and enjoyment of the landscapes, geology, flora, fauna and archaeology of Strathdearn
Thursday from : 1930 to 2130 Monthly |
Tomatin : Tomatin Art Club, Strathdearn Hall |
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Art in Strathdearn welcomes anyone in the community irrespective of their artistic talents. Generally everyone does their own thing with regard to drawing or painting but occasionally a few members decide on a group project. It is entirely up to the individual what they want to do. We also organise a number of outings during the year and workshops with professional artists.
Thursday from : 1330 to 1530 Weekly |