Voices in Craft

Every Thursday during term time. Love4Life specialise in supporting girls to develop their self-esteem and form positive and empowering relationships through fun and engaging groups led by young workers. Activities range from art and music to games and chats.

Group attendance is by referral only. If you want to refer a young person, please visit the Love4Life website at www.love4life.charity. Young people aged 16-18 can refer themselves.

Join us every Friday between 9am and 11.30am in the Café in the Hall for a cooked breakfast for £4! It’s good value, good grub in good company.

COOKED BREAKFAST includes sausage, bacon, fried egg and beans. Served with toast and butter.

VEGGIE/VEGAN OPTION includes vegan sausage, tomato, fried egg (veggie only) and beans. Served with toast and butter (or vegan spread).

BOOKING RECOMMENDED. Call us on 01509 230629 or email: cafe@fearonhall.org.uk for more information or to book your place.

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.

Every Friday 11am – 12 noon. Join us for music driven gentle exercise in a relaxed atmosphere with a fully qualified fitness/dance instructor.

Donations for attending welcome. Free for people on low incomes.

Games, chat and good company for men, every Friday between 11am and 12noon.

Refreshments available from the Café in the Hall.

“A drawing is simply a line going for a walk. Art does not reproduce what we see; rather, it makes us see.” Paul Klee, 1879 -1940.

Discover and love your own artistic expression in this programme of weekly drawing sessions. Resident artist Jacqui Gallon invites you to explore different types of drawing techniques using a range of media – pencil, charcoal, pastels and ink.

Beginners welcome

FREE to attend

No need to book

All materials provided

Just bring yourself and an open, curious mind

Drawing by Wendy Evans