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Bartholomew PlayersAmateur dramatic society, over 40 years young. We hope you'll come to our next production and you're welcome to join the group Creative Embroidery GroupExploring fabric and stitch in embroidery, this term in projects are being managed by zoom -all abilities welcome and we will resume as soon as possible. Eynsham Art ClassesPrimarily drawing and painting in various media but also exploring print, mixed media and some sculpture. Eynsham Arts GroupEAG is a thriving arts club for professional and amateur artists alike and we welcome new members Eynsham Choral Society (ECS)A warm and creative atmosphere in which members can learn and perform great choral music Eynsham Community ChoirSing and feel good. Eynsham Flower FestivalDates coincide with Eynsham Carnival on first Saturday of July. Every organisation in the village is invited to take part. Eynsham History GroupPromoting study of the history of the village and parish Eynsham in BloomOrganising Open Gardens in the village Eynsham Library Book GroupBeing a social bookworm has never been so much fun ... Eynsham LockdownInitially, a website set up for people to add diary entries / blog posts, building up the story of Eynsham during the coronavirus lockdown. From 2021, a book of the Diary.
Eynsham MorrisOnly in Eynsham has it gone from strength to strength. There, the participants perform at twice the traditional speed. It is tremendously exciting ... apparently! Peter Tory '96 Eynsham Museum FundWe hope to establish a museum in order to celebrate the history of Eynsham Eynsham Theatre ClubWe organise coach trips with group discount tickets for a variety of productions at Stratford or other provincial theatres up to four times a year; new members welcome! Eynsham UkulelesWe pride ourselves on giving newcomers encouragement and informal tuition. Flash of SpendourWorking to empower disabled, marginalized and disadvantaged children and young people through the arts Freeland OrchestraA friendly community orchestra for players of Grade 6 and above who meet fortnightly on a Wednesday evening during term time Old Forge PotteryShared workshop for twelve amateur potters with very different styles. We are always happy to show you round if we are there; or arrange to meet you if not. Queen's Head ReadersIf you are interested in joining us please get in touch. St Leonard's Bell RingersA group of local people of all ages, who like to keep the tradition going. New members of all abilities welcome! West Oxfordshire ClarinetsWOC is a clarinet choir for players of Grade 6 standard and above. West Oxfordshire WindsWOW is a fun community wind band for players of any age and Grade 3 or above. We meet fortnightly on A Wednesday evening.
