Looking for a creative way to spend your afternoons? Join Sheena Cable—author, artist, designer, and teacher—for her monthly art classes at Uffington Village Hall! Whether you're a seasoned painter or a complete beginner, these sessions promise to be fun, relaxing, and inspiring. 📅 First Class: Tuesday, 4th February ⏰ Time: 1:00pm – 3:00pm 💷 Cost: […]
Join Sheena Cable—author, artist, designer, and teacher—for her monthly art classes at Uffington Village Hall!
Dance fitness class set to Bollywood tracks – part workout, part good fun, and no dance experience needed
Improve your memory, stamina, mindfulness, flexibility, strength, overall fitness and wellbeing.
Qigong is a moving meditation, focusing on gentle stretching, increasing flexibility and strength whilst opening your joints to improve mobility.
Join us for coffee and cake every Friday morning (school term time only) in the Casewick Chapel at Uffington Church. All welcome.
Knitting, nattering or knitting and nattering. Join our friendly group. New members are very welcome.
Exercise and dance fitness to improve posture and strength, maintain mobility, co-ordination and memory. (Over 50s).
Dance fitness class set to Bollywood tracks – part workout, part good fun, and no dance experience needed
Improve your memory, stamina, mindfulness, flexibility, strength, overall fitness and wellbeing.
All of the information listed is accurate – to the best of our knowledge.
Uffington Village Hall accepts no responsibility for third-party links or for events arranged by others – details are provided for the information of villagers and visitors only.
Here's what's on in and around Uffington — from regular village hall classes and church services to one-off concerts, talks and the famous Scarecrow Festival.
Got an event you'd like to add? Please do — we're keen to help spread the word. Submissions are welcome for any event being held in Uffington or organised by an Uffington resident. We review everything before it goes live, and reserve the right to decline anything that doesn't fit the village calendar — nothing onerous, just a light touch to keep things tidy.
