The Concert Room has many functions one

     of which is a Darts Arena.

 

     There are 13 permanent fittings and lights

     to turn the room into one of the finest Darts

     Arenas in South Wales.

 

                       

         

    There is something for everyone, depending on your interest's,

    going on in the club everyday of the week.

 

    Being a politically owned establishment, there are

    regular meetings of both Constituency, Ogmore and Bridgend,

    these are usually held in the evenings in the upstairs lounge.

 

    On the social side, there is plenty going on, such as Line Dancing

    with our resident DJ Alan Carpenter. He has a happy band of

    followers, and the music he plays is worth a listen. There

    are Line Dance Classes run by Dave & Cath Harrison. They

    have been teaching Line Dance for a good number of years, their

    classes are well attended. So if you fancy learning a new dance

    give it a try. You're most welcome.

 

    Monday night is QUIZ & BINGO Night, so come along

    and meet some new friends, who knows you may WIN.

 

    Bridgend Male Choir holds its rehearsals in the club. The 

    singing is top notch. To find out more why not visit their

    Web-site at    www.bridgendmalechoir.co.uk  

 

    Then there's our own Cabaret night, with top artiste's supplied

    by leading South Wales Agency " FairDeal Entertainments",

    with bingo, tote and raffles. Good prizes to be won.

   

 

    Sunday morning there's a quiz held in the bar, run by Julie

    (stewardess), which the members take very serious, Ha! Ha!

    You can even start your Sunday dinner, every team gets a

    plate of roast spuds. 

 

    On the sporting side, the club has two Darts teams, both of which 

    challenge for top honours in the local league, and two Pool teams.

    Again both play to a high standard. The Golf Society meets on the

    first Sunday of each month, and from March to October (once a

    month) challenges some of the toughest courses in South Wales,

    including the 19th.

 

    There is a Slimming Class every week, if you want to loose a few

     pounds you know where to come.

 

     The Caledonian Society meet on the first Tuesday of every

     month (evenings). They also hold a quiz & social evening every 

     so often in the upstairs lounge, it's always an enjoyable evening.

 

     The Heyday Friendship meet on the second Thursday of each

     month (2-5pm). This is for the over 50's, and they have

     a guest speaker every month, and organise events for their 

     members. New members are welcome.

 

     Wildlife Trust meet the first Monday of every month and is well

     attended. There are talk's and film show's

 

     If you want to find out more about Heyday Friendship, visit

     their website at-:  www.heyday.org.uk

 

     To find out when all this activity takes place, just click

     "what's on".  Entertainment is updated every week.