Activities and events
Find out here about activities and events taking place at Age UK Sutton.
Social Activities
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Afternoon Socials
Weekly afternoon get-togethers with refreshments and friendly faces on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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Coffee Talk
Come along to our friendly, informal coffee group for a natter and a cuppa. Meets every Tuesday afternoon.
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Dementia Buddy Club
A group for people living with dementia and their carers to meet-up regularly and take part in activities.
Get Moving
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Nordic Walking
Learn the proper Nordic Walking technique and join weekly walks on Wednesdays and Fridays. Provides an excellent low-impact workout.
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Postural Stability Classes
Every Tuesday morning, led by a qualified Postural Stability instructor. Develops strength, balance and flexibility.
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Chair-Based Exercise Classes
Stay active and keep fit with this light and gentle exercise class that meets every Wednesday morning.
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Let's Dance
A fun way to keep fit! Learn and practice different ballroom dances with the help of an instructor. Meets every Wednesday morning.
Hobbies and Learning
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Purls of Wisdom
A group for people interested in knitting and crocheting. Start your own project or get involved with one of ours. Meets every Thursday afternoon.
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Sing for Joy
A group for people who enjoy music and singing. Join in a good sing-song or just enjoy the music and fellowship. Meets every Wednesday fortnight.
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One Voice for Age
A programme which enables the participation and engagement of older people in the work of Age UK Sutton and wider civic society. Monthly meetings are a good opportunity to socialise over a cuppa while learning something new.
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Book your place: call 020 8770 6959
To find out more and book your place, please call us. You can also contact us online or email us through our contact us page. We can also connect you to other activities and social opportunities in Sutton - please do ask!
Other Groups and Activities
There are a number of other activities, events & social opportunities in Sutton to take advantage of. Below, you can explore what other clubs, groups & organisations have to offer.
50+ Coffee Group
50+ LGBT Coffee Morning comes to Wandsworth.
A coffee morning to bring together members of our community across the generations.
Every Thursday from 10-12pm
Furzedown Project , 93 Moyser Road , London SW 16 6SJ
- Drinks and Snacks provided by Cut The Mustard
- Place to meet like minded people
- Access other activities and services.
To find out more & confirm your place email wandsworthlgbt@hotmail.co.uk or visit our website.
Conquest Art
Conquest Art is a unique Charity, inspiring people with disabilities and long term health issues to discover their creative energy and build self-confidence through art.
Working at their own pace in supportive groups, our Members find both relaxation and fresh stimulus, along with the opportunity to make new friends.
Conquest Art is a unique charity, inspiring people with disabilities and long term health issues to discover their creative energy and build self-confidence through art.
Working at their own pace in supportive groups, our Members find both relaxation and fresh stimulus, along with the opportunity to make new friends.
Why not come along? Your first session would be free and thereafter there would be a nominal charge of £1 per week and a yearly £5 subscription to belong to Conquest Art, all art materials are provided and you would receive a very warm welcome.
Absolutely no art experience is necessary, just come along and join the fun.
For further information on becoming a Member or Volunteer of Conquest Art please see our website www.conquestart.org
Honeywood Book Club
A monthly book club run by the Friends of Honeywood Museum. To see the latest book club read, visit the Honeywood Musuem website.
If you would like to discuss books in such a beautiful setting, do please join us. To join the Honeywood Book Club, please contact Sue Kelsall on 020 8241 5679 or email sue_kelsall@hotmail.com
Admission and refreshments free.
Please bring a copy of the book with you.
...And more
There's so much more happening at Honeywood throughout the year, including regular events, activities and special exhibitions, not forgetting the delightful Honeywood Tea Rooms.
More information on what Honeywood has to offer can be found on their website.
Lawn Bowls
Take up a new hobby at Cheam Fields Club, Devon Road, Cheam.
Lawn bowls is an excellent gentle sport which can improve your social life and contribute to all round happiness and well-being.
We are a small and friendly club and would like to invite you to come along and join us for a chat over a coffee/tea or a drink at our licensed bar.
If you would like to come and "have a go" at bowls please contact one of our recruitment team who will give your some details. No equipment needed: just wear flat shoes.
For more information, contact:
Maralyn Butler: 020 8715 1267 or 07778 881267
Chris Keehn: 07701 038540
Judy Dennis: 020 8641 4339 or 07805 577052
Monday Lunch Club
Enjoy a hot lunch and the chance to socialise with new friends and have some fun and laughs
- 2-course cooked lunch for only £3.75
- Chat & meet new people
- Enjoy activities like bingo & chair-based exercises
Join us every Monday, 11.45 AM to 2.00 PM
St. Paul's Church Hall
Mollison Drive, Wallington
Booking is essential
Contact Madelaine Reid to reserve your place
T: 020 8669 1770
E: madelaine.reid@btinternet.com
Sun Pub Monthly Lunch Club
Enjoy a FREE 3-course lunch with free soft drinks and tea and coffee and the chance to socialise with new friends and have some fun and laughs
The Sun Pub are delighted to offer older Sutton residents* a fabulous free 3 course meal prepared by their Head Chef including soft drinks for up to 20 people.
Join us on the last Monday of each month at noon. Booking is essential
Contact Jo Slater at the Sun Pub to reserve your place
T: 020 8773 4549
The Sun Pub, 4 North Street, Carshalton, SM5 2HU
*For people aged 60+ only
Sutton College
Sutton College provides part time & evening courses in a huge range of subjects, ranging from exercise for arthritis sufferers and those recovering from stroke or to aid recovery through to computing for beginners or art & craft. Courses range from one day workshops to termly or yearly classes and are a great way to learn something new, meet new people and develop existing skills.
To find out more and see all courses on offer visit the Sutton College website