6. Social events
Stainborough is a friendly club with lots of well supported events throughout the year. Some are 'just for fun', whilst others raise money for good causes at the same time.
6. Social events pages:
Bluebell Walk
more A lovely time was had on Sunday 14th April. Fantastic Bluebells, great company and generous hospitality by David & Joyce
Dodworth Tap
more A great night out with Rotary Friends. A big Thank you to Laura for organising. Ed.
26th Birthday Party via zoom
more Saturday 13th March turned out to be an excellent day to celebrate Stainboroughs 26th birthday.
Yorkshire Day 2020
more What a special day this was!
Stainborough inducts it’s new member Julie Scarfe
more A lovely social distancing picnic and a new member as well!
Barnsley Charter Dinner
more Members attended Barnsley Charter Dinner on 5th November 2019
Gin Night
more Rtn Hilary Smith offered to hold a gin night and members bid for a place round the table at our auction of promises.
Human fruit machines
more Each month our club has a fun night. This month we had a laugh with fruit!
Bluebell wood walk and lunch
more Enjoying our Talent Auction bids
Ten pin bowling
more 31.1.2019 Eleven of us braved the freezing weather and went bowling this evening. A few broken nails, aching muscles, gutters and strikes between us, but a fun night all round
The Rotary Joint 10 Quiz. 2018
more Hosted by The Rotary Club of Stainborough
Passing the baton from Derek to Richard
more A fabulous day in the Sun. Hosted by President Derek and his wife Sue. Derek passed the chain of office across to New President Richard Galliford.
What we do Socially - Music in the Gardens
more Having fun and helping out Sheffield Rotary Clubs for their Music in the Gardens Project
Huddersfield to Barnsley Train/walk trip
more An excellent day out today whiched ended with a lovely tapas meal at Cafe Ruelle in Barnsley.
Mystery Weekend
more Fabulous time had by all. We visited, Charley, Loughborough University, Woodhouse Eaves, Markfield, Baginton, Grand union canal, Coventry and Leamington Spa. Thanks to Stephen for organising.
Treasure Hunt
more Fabulous day organised by the Mackfalls. A faith meal followed by a car Treasure Hunt & the best team won
2018 Charter dinner - 23rd Birthday Party
more A fantastic night in support of our three main charities for this year, £1000 Woodhead Mountain Rescue, £2000 to Ghana Outlook and £2300 to Centrepoint.
TALENT AUCTION
more The unmissable annual talent auction at which members 'sell' their talents to each other in return for donations to Club funds. The event raised a wonderful £1705, and Big Frank added a further £140 to complete the £1000 needed for our Ghana Sand Dam.
THE MOUSETRAP
more Nine Club members and relatives went to the splendid Leeds Grand Theatre to see Agatha Christie's world famous play. A great pre-event curry at Akbar's was followed by a splendid 'whodunit' with shoals of red herrings. Thanks to Ian for arranging this.
HISTORIC HUDDERSFIELD
more Ian led us on a splendid historical walk around Huddersfield, featuring (of course !) several notable historic pubs including the famous 'Head of Steam' at the station. Day was rounded off with a spicy curry at Lala's for the curryholics.
U3A CHOIR AT HORIZON THEATRE
more Many club members enjoyed a great charity concert by the excellent U3A choir at the new Horizon theatre. Our own Betty Hirst was in fine voice, and the event raised a lot of money for Leukaemia Research and Bluebell Wood.
20-20 CRICKET MATCH
more Yorkshire versus Nottinghamshire at Headingley, Leeds. 20-20 is fast and furious with lots of big hitting, quite unlike 3 day cricket, so this should be fun. Optional curry at the mighty Akbar's afterwards.
VISIT TO CRESSWELL CRAGS
more Many thanks to Bill Gaunt for organising this visit to the home of early cave dwelling humans, some 13,000 years ago. It is hard to believe that these ancient people were the same as us, but 13,000 years is a long time !
LEEDS HISTORY WALK
more Back by popular demand and with a revised route, this is a saunter through the historical Leeds City Centre with visits to several heritage pubs and an optional curry to follow. Leeds has more listed buildings than York !!
HATS AND HORSES 2014
more The Club's unmissable Royal Ascot themed annual fundraiser for the Barnaley Hospice, starring Honest Bill the Punter's Pal. At John Love's house in Barnsley Old Town. The picture shows two of our 'dolled up' girls in a previous year.