Social, Cultural & Recreational

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A chance for members and friends to call in for a ‘cuppa’ and a chat. On TUESDAYS we have a raffle, the proceeds of which go towards the clubs social events programme.

Refreshments are £1 per cuppa and the raffle is 50p.

We plan to have a guest speaker come along once a month on THURSDAYS.

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WHIST every WEDNESDAY evening

Pop along for an evening of fun

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New members welcome.

Tuition, uniform and instruments provided.

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Church Youth Club years 7 to 13 £1 subs

Supervised trip out every second Friday of the month.

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Sequence dancing is fun and suitable for all ages. It's a great way to meet socially and make new friends. The health benefits associated with dancing are not just physical but emotional too. It's good for the memory as well!

Don't worry if you're a beginner. You'll get hints and tips from regular dancers and you will see yourself progress as time goes by. Please note that having a partner is not essential.

Dances include the waltz, tango, rumba, blues, foxtrot, quickstep and more.

You will find that there's always something to talk about...from the music played to the steps of the dances etc.

Come along and join us! you will receive a warm welcome.

Price is only £1.50 per person and includes refreshments.

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Are you interested in painting, drawing or colouring?

If so, why not join us at Onchan Parish Hall every Thursday. A great way to share skills and make new friends, all levels welcome.

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Healthy and Happy training offers Bootcamp to develop strength and fitness in a friendly group environment.
All ages and abilities from beginners to advanced. This boot camp will be fun and challenging.
Many benefits of outdoor training boost your mood and join us building strong bodies.
Health is wealth so future proof your body!

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ONCHAN RACEWAY
Stockcar Racing

PROVISIONAL FIXTURE LIST 2018 #4

APRIL SUNDAY 29th 2pm

MAY MONDAY 7th
MONDAY 14th
MONDAY 21nd
MONDAY 28th

JUNE SUNDAY 3rd Delivery Drivers Grand Prix (Van Demolition Derby)
THURSDAY 7th Bangers Chain Race

SUNDAY 24th 2pm Mid Season Demolition Derby

JULY MONDAY 2nd
MONDAY 9th
MONDAY 16th
MONDAY 23rd F2 Manx Open Championship
THURSDAY 26th F2 Manx Open Championship / National Ministox T.T.
SATURDAY 28th F2 Manx Open / National Ministox T.T.
MONDAY 30th National Ministox T.T.

AUGUST
MONDAY 6th
MONDAY 13th
MONDAY 20th
MONDAY 27th

SEPTEMBER
MONDAY 3rd
SUNDAY 9th 2 pm End of season Demolition Derby

All meetings start at 7.30 pm except the Sunday meetings which start at 2pm.
( gates open at 7pm for evening meetings and 1pm for afternoon meetings )

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Welcoming all mums wanting to get back in to shape.
Buggycise is a class based outside and generally involves exercising whilst your baby is in their buggy. Not only does this mean no babysitting it also means that your baby will benefit from that all important bit of fresh air.
Each class follows a circuit laid out within the area starting with a warm up helping to prepare the body for some toning and strengthening exercises which are mixed in with a bit of cardio, and ending with a cool down and stretch to help ease any achy bits. The classes run in both sunshine and rain and with the latter are conducted in as much shelter as possible, so don't forget you rain covers.

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Onchan Rotary plays an active role within the local community of Onchan as well as supporting projects affecting the whole of the Island and further afield.

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To promote the welfare of the ex-service and service community. The Royal British Legion is the largest service organisation in the world. The Onchan branch has over 100 members. Potential members do not need to have served in the forces to become an associate member.

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Manx Blind Welfare Society is delighted to be part of the friendly and vibrant Onchan community, operating since 1936 the Society moved to the outskirts of the village in 2003. Onchan has proved the perfect location for us to continue to expand the range of services we provide to approximately 600 people living with the difficult challenges of sight loss.

Our services to blind and visually impaired people currently include;

Manx recorded news service (110 + weekly service users)
Social, leisure, entertainment and Recreational Activities (including annual escorted holiday)
Emotional Support (Our staff and volunteers build strong trusted relationships with our members enabling the type of emotional interaction often not available from close family or friends)
Independent living support (including buddy allocation when appropriate)
Social Advocacy, Intervention and Representation (this can include attending meetings, clinic appointments and referring members to others in the interests of safeguarding)
Financial Assistance (Special circumstances)
Free issue Assistive Technologies including IT and communication equipment (Home and Workplace)
Home and hospital visiting service
Free Audio Lending Library (4000+ titles)
Braille and Audio transcription service
Weekly Luncheon and Entertainment club. (Three days per week)
A wide range of volunteering and corporate social responsibility opportunities.

If you are in need of support, or know someone who might benefit from our services please call 674727 and we will arrange a confidential chat at Corrin Court or anywhere more convenient across the Island. More details are available at www.mbws.org.im and https://www.facebook.com/ManxBlindWelfareSociety/

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The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise. Rotary provides comradeship for its members and assists the community in many and different ways

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To promote the game of crown green bowls.

New members welcome, tuition given, bowls available for learners.

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Live at Home is an independent Manx Charity aiming to enhance the quality of live for older people on the Isle of Man by eliminating and tackling the effects of social isolation and loneliness on mental and physical health and supporting people to remain independently living in their own homes for as long as it is safe to do so.

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Venue: Isle of Man Flat Green Bowling Club, Onchan Park.

Lawn bowls is a sport that can be played by all age groups, and both men and women can compete together. It provides gentle anaerobic exercise and the opportunity to make new friends. New players will be made most welcome, whatever your experience.

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