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The Brookdale Club is a members social Club with many different activities, from Bowling and Bridge to Theatre and Travel. The Club is situated in the South Stockport area on Bridge Lane in Bramhall (Google Map). For details of the various sections, please select from the full list on the right or scroll down to see a short description of each section.

The officers of The Brookdale Club would like to thank all those who put in so much effort into making the Platinum Celebrations such a success.  Some video recordings of events can be viewed here –> Videos
or check out the still pictures taken by Trevor –> Pictures

Two new Press Releases added on 16 May 2013.  Click link above to Press Releases.

Smart Phone and iPad users:  You can have the whole Brookdale Calendar on your phone/iPad - see notes at the bottom of the “Calendar” page.

For all section and club event dates see the Club Calendar (Click Here)

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Andante

If you enjoy singing in harmony, and would like the opportunity to do so on a regular basis, then Andante may well be for you. We are a friendly, mixed choir who meet on Wednesday evenings in the Jubilee Room and aim to put on two performances a year, a Sing-Along Coffee Morning in the …

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Art

Do you like painting? are you a beginner, or more advanced? We look forward to meeting you. The Art Group began as a result of popular demand in February 1999 when a few enthusiasts tried a six months trial holding one Art Session a week. Very quickly we became a Section of the Brookdale Club …

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Bowling

The Bowling Section was formed in 1974 in answer to a demand from a group of Brookdale Members for outdoor bowling.  The sessions took place, as now, at Bramhall Park bowling green. It developed into a very successful and enthusiastic Section and members were keen to continue their activities during the winter months, Therefore, in …

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Bridge

 The Bridge Section currently has over 250 members, making it one of the largest sections in the club. The weekly programme of events include Rubber and Duplicate Bridge sessions with teams of Four held in the Winter.  New members are made very welcome and Beginners and Improvers sessions are held weekly. For session times and …

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Caracamp

The Caracamp Section is a very friendly group of Brookdale members with touring caravans and motor homes who meet for approximately 6 weekend rallies during the summer in Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire, the Midlands, Yorkshire and Wales. During the winter months (as we are “Fair-Weather” ralliers), we meet up at the Club to plan the following …

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Dancing

This Friendly section meets every Wednesday evening from September until the last week in July for Modern Sequence dancing. Occasionally we have to meet on a Tuesday because of other commitments in the hall. Old favourites are enjoyed and sometimes new dances are learned. New members are always warmly welcomed. Three Saturday dances are held …

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In Broad Terms This Group Should Be Regarded As An ‘Interest Group’ And Not A Class Or Course.   The Aim Is To Cater For The Needs Of All Members According To Their Abilities. Our meetings are normally held in the Lesser Hall on the third Tuesday of the month, commencing at 7.30pm with an informal …

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Gardening

Gardening

Brookdale Gardening Section has approximately 200 members. Brookdale Gardening Section was formed in the season of 1968/69 and became a section in 1971/72. The activities are varied, being made up of Coffee Mornings, combined with competitions and social evenings. By being present at any of the Gardeners functions, you do not need to be a …

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Linguists

The Linguists are composed of the five groups detailed below:- Welsh Group The Welsh group is a small, friendly section. It meets fortnightly to further its knowledge of Wales and the Welsh language. Times are arranged to suit members so please phone the contact for further details. Contact George Beaumont – 0161 439 5445 English …

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Rambling

The Brookdale Ramblers Section is open to all Brookdale club members. We organise 2 events per month – one walk and one stroll. The walk takes place on the second Thursday in the month covering between 4 and 5 miles. Lunch is taken at a pub at the end of the walk. It is advisable …

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Table Top Sales

Please check the calendar (click here) for the next Sale. They are held on Sundays and are shown in blue on the calendar.   Table Top Sales Events: 0161 439 0606 – Answer phone service. Doors Open 9.15 a.m. on Sale Day.  Last Admission 11.45 a.m. Stall Holders have access from 7.45 a.m.   Future Dates: …

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Theatre

Brookdale Theatre is always on the lookout for talented actors and actresses to take part in the 5 productions we hold each year with auditions normally held in May/June. We aim to have a varied programme throughout our season (October- May) and usually this involves one musical, one Youth Theatre production and either 3 plays …

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Travel

Pictures at the foot of this page. The Travel Club dates from 1986, with an aim of ‘Promoting group travel for Club members’. We meet socially on the third Friday of most months, with the exception of July and August, mainly for a varied programme of talks on travel related subjects. In addition to our …

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Walrus

The Walrus Section/ Society began its life some 30 plus years ago and was formed so that Members who had ceased an active business life i.e. retired or otherwise, could meet together at the Clubhouse each month to chat together in the Bar Lounge for a budget priced Lunch and enjoy a Speaker as well. …

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Wine and Food

The Society was formed in 1978 by a group of home wine and beer enthusiast members. Times change, and with the advent of cheap good quality supermarket wines the number of wine makers has now considerably reduced. Whilst the Society still holds wine making competitions, it has developed more into a wine and food appreciation …

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