PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ACTIVITY TAKES PLACE IN OUR UPSTAIRS BALLROOM. ACCESS IS VIA 3 FLIGHTS OF STAIRS OR A SINGLE SEATER STAIRLIFT.

Mindful and gentle Awareness Through Movement classes for all ages and abilities with the Feldenkrais Method.

A playful exploration to…

• Relieve tension, chronic pain and injury
• Boost co-ordination and flexibility
• Increase everyday vitality, self-awareness and well-being
• Improve performance in sport, music dance or drama

Every Wednesday 6.30pm-7.30pm.

£7 per session. Every 6th lesson FREE!

Dress comfortably, bring a yoga mat, pillow and blanket to help with comfort and aid relaxation.

For more information contact Bruno Furci: 07896 936714 or email.

Learn more about the Feldenkrais Method.

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One hour slots available on our networked PCs in the Chatterbox for those who don’t have access to a computer. To help with online activities, everyday tasks including job searches or staying connected with friends.

No booking required but offered on a first come first served basis.

Support available on a Friday between 10am and noon.

Printing is available for a small extra charge.

Bag yourself a second hand clothes bargain, Tuesday to Friday, 9am – 2pm in the Café Main Hall. Check out our rail of donated preloved clothes in our Preloved Community Clothes Shop. It’s good stuff doing good with every penny you spend used to keep Fearon Hall open as a vital community resource for all. It also allows us to provide support to the most vulnerable people in our community. So when you buy from our shop that’s not only cost effective for you, it will also be making a difference for those who need it the most. So, everyone wins!

Situated in the Main Hall, our welcoming and friendly community café is the heartbeat of Fearon Hall and is a central focus for visitors during Hall opening times.

Open Tuesday to Friday, 9.00am to 2.00pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

It’s good food, doing good. With everything cooked from fresh ingredients in the Hall kitchen and all diets catered for with vegetarian and vegan options too. And of course, every penny you spend is reinvested back into providing community activities at the Hall.

Download our current menu here.

Bingo Fun every Thursday morning at Fearon Hall.

50p a ticket or £2.50 for a strip of 6.

Wins for a line and a house.

Great prizes to be won including couchers from local businesses.

Café in the Hall open for refreshments selling delicious handbaked cakes and drinks.

For double the fun we also have a regular Tuesday afternoon Bingo session too.

Come and join us and take your mind and body for an outing. Enjoy conversation and exercise for wellbeing. The walk will last approximately an hour at a gentle pace to suit most needs. Continue the chat and treat yourself to some refreshments from the Café in the Hall afterwards.

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For adults who have lost a loved one. Run by and for bereaved individuals.

Facing loneliness after bereavement? Come along to our café every Thursday for an informal get together and meet other bereaved people who will understand how you feel.

Free to attend. Refreshments can be purchased from the Café in the Hall.

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Providing social opportunities through a shared enjoyment of gaming for Young Adults 18+.

Every Thursday, 2pm-4pm in the Ballroom at Fearon Hall.

£3 admission. First session is Free!

ATTENDANCE IS BY REFERRAL OR INVITE ONLY. For more information and to complete a basic application form email us activities@fearonhall.org.uk or call the office on 01509 230629.

Multiple consoles, card and board games including N64, NES, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One S, Atari, PS3, PS4, Cluedo, Exploding Kittens, Catan, Fluxx.

Funded by People’s Health Trust using money raised through Health Lottery East Midlands.

People’s Health Trust is an independent charity investing in local communities to help create a society without health inequalities through funding, support and using evidence and learning to influence change. It works closely with six Community Interest Companies raising money through The Health Lottery.
www.peopleshealthtrust.org.uk