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The Dunblane Bridge Club meets at Dunblane New Golf Club at 7pm on Thursdays during the winter months.
New members welcome - for further information call us.

The Dunblane Whist Club meets every Thursday afternoon from 1.15 - 3.45pm in the Victoria Hall.
Further information available from Dolly Gemmell 01786 822387 or 07840 375108

The Local Walking Group meets at Dunblane Cathedral on Wednesdays
at 10.30am for a 30-45minute walk on good, surfaced paths.
Walks are free, no need to register in advance. 
Contact Hilda on 07939 621507 or enquire at the Health Centre, 01786 822595, for more details.

The group meets every Tuesday evening from September to May in St Blane's Church Hall at 7.30pm. 
We are a friendly mixed age group, members of the Scottish Community Drama Association.
Our membership is open to all residents of the Dunblane and Stirling District.

If you're nutty on knitting or crackers about crochet come and join us at Oor Woollie.
We meet in the Cockburn Lounge of the Dunblane Cathedral Halls from 7.00pm till 9.00pm every Thursday.  
Oor Woollie costs £2 per week which includes tea or coffee and biscuits.  
For more information contact Kat on 07904 440491 or Lesley on 01786 821427.

We meet at the Catholic Church Hall, Dunblane on Tuesdays 2.00 to 4.30pm - no partners required. 

Chatty Crafters meets every Tuesday from 10.00am till 1.00pm in Dunblane Christian Fellowship Church.
We do mostly papercraft but other crafts are tried from time to time.
New members are welcome for all or part of the time - come and join us for a cuppa and see what is on offer.
More information from Morag on 07770 552815

See also a shortened version of our tourist leaflet In Dunblane *

* The In Dunblane tourist leaflet was produced by Dunblane Community Council in 2013 and updated in 2015.  The leaflet gives details of places to visit in Dunblane as well as various activities and events in Dunblane throughout the year.  The leaflet also contains information about places to stay in Dunblane and places to eat in Dunblane.  Copies of the leaflet are available from the Library, Post Office, Cathedral, Museum and various hotels, B&Bs as well as shops and cafes.   It has been distributed to Tourist Information Centres in Stirling, Perth and Pitlochry. The cover photograph of Dunblane Cathedral: © Crown Copyright Historic Scotland is reproduced courtesy of Historic Scotland www.historic Scotlandimages.gov.uk

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