Prayer Meeting in the Baptist Chapel school room.

All welcome.

Young people’s bible study, at 4 Asby Hall Mews.

Organised by:

Chris Hollett (017683 53835)
&
Jackie Frankish (017683 52931)

An Asby united churches service, led by Andrew Brittlebank.

Service led by Nicholas Watson.

Prayer Meeting in the Baptist Chapel school room.

All welcome.

Led by: Pat Bevan.

Mountain Rescue Dogs

Speaker: Mick Guy

The welcome return of:

BLACK CADILLAC

A great rock band playing music from:
Gary Moore, Clapton, prince, ZZ Top, Hendrix, Bowie, Free, SRV,
and many more!

Tickets £7

To reserve your ticket call in or contact the Three Greyhounds.
Email:
Tel: 017683 51428

Communion led by Donald Marston.

Everyone is welcome as we probably do rather more nattering than knitting!

If you don’t knit but would like to learn we can show you how, or if you do knit but haven’t got a project on at the moment that’s also no problem.  Several of us are knitting scarves, hats or baby blankets for charity and we can probably supply you with needles and some wool to get you started again.

Tea & coffee available.

Today with Pam Cowey at The Hunting House.

• Times: 10:30am-1pm
• Walk difficulty: Easy, gentle stile-free 1.5mile stroll along village roads
• Meet:: Outside the Three Greyhounds Inn

You will need to BOOK to attend any of these walks.
£6 per person will be payable on the day.

To BOOK your place/s please email 

Playboy of the Western World

A beloved Irish comedy packed with absurd misunderstandings, wild charm, and a love triangle like no other.

Watch the Trailer:

Synopsis

Pegeen Flaherty’s life is turned upside down when a young man walks into her pub claiming that he’s killed his father.  Instead of being shunned, the killer becomes a local hero and begins to win hearts, that is until a second man unexpectedly arrives on the scene…

Filmed live on stage at the National Theatre, Caitríona McLaughlin directs this darkly funny tale full to the brim with secrets.

A sumptuous production, rich in detail, craft and spectacle.

– Guardian

‘Two of Ireland’s best-loved comic actors go head-to-head.

– Independent

Tickets:

Tickets available from 24 May.

Adults: £10 

Join Us:

Doors open at 6:30pm for film screening at 7pm

Why not collect a takeaway Pizza from the pub to bring with you?
Cinema Pizza Menu.
Orders with the pub by Tuesday evening please.

…and do bring a bottle of your favourite tipple!

Prayer Meeting in the Baptist Chapel school room.

All welcome.

Young people’s bible study, at 4 Asby Hall Mews.

St Peter’s Patronal Service

Morning Prayer

Led by Pat Bevan.

An Asby United Churches service.
All welcome.

Everyone is welcome as we probably do rather more nattering than knitting!

If you don’t knit but would like to learn we can show you how, or if you do knit but haven’t got a project on at the moment that’s also no problem.  Several of us are knitting scarves, hats or baby blankets for charity and we can probably supply you with needles and some wool to get you started again.

Tea & coffee available.

Today with Denise Frisby at Sunnygarth, Little Asby.

Ocean  (2025)

with David Attenborough 

Cert: PG, 85 mins.

In his centenary year, David Attenborough narrates a film
he has called one of the most important of his career.

Watch the Trailer:

Synopsis

David Attenborough takes us on a breathtaking journey showing there is nowhere more vital for our survival, more full of life, wonder, or surprise, than the ocean.  Stunning, immersive cinematography showcases the wonder of life under the seas and exposes the realities and challenges facing our ocean as never-before-seen, from destructive fishing techniques to mass coral reef bleaching

Yet the story is one of optimism, with Attenborough pointing to inspirational stories from around the world to deliver his greatest message: the ocean can recover to a glory beyond anything anyone alive has ever seen.

Verdict

Critics score: 100
Audience score: 94
[Ref: Rotten Tomatoes website]

A passionate case against the ruination of the seas.

– The Guardian

Attenborough at 99 delivers ‘greatest message he’s ever told’.

– BBC

Tickets:

Tickets available on the door.  Contactless payment preferred.

Admission:  Adults £6 (under 15s £3)

Join Us:

Doors open at 7 pm for film screening at 7:30.

Sam & Phil will be on their winter break, so sadly no pizzas this time…
…BUT do bring a bottle of your favourite tipple!

Annual Outing – Cranston’s Food Hall

Details to follow.

Everyone is welcome as we probably do rather more nattering than knitting!

If you don’t knit but would like to learn we can show you how, or if you do knit but haven’t got a project on at the moment that’s also no problem.  Several of us are knitting scarves, hats or baby blankets for charity and we can probably supply you with needles and some wool to get you started again.

Tea & coffee available.

Today with Carole Cozens at The Manse, Little Asby
(Weather permiting.)

• Times: 10:30am-1pm
• Walk difficulty: Easy, gentle stile-free 1.5mile stroll along village roads
• Meet:: Outside the Three Greyhounds Inn

You will need to BOOK to attend any of these walks.
£6 per person will be payable on the day.

To BOOK your place/s please email 

Wristbands available from the Bar.

Please note, ticket sales help cover the cost of the event; however, profits from bar and food sales also contribute towards this, so we kindly ask that only food and drinks purchased on the premises are consumed.

Thank you for your support.

A convivial social gathering for all knitters, regardless  of skill level.
Knit for the charity of your choice, or just for yourself.

All welcome, tea & coffee available.

Today hosted by Helen Cooper at Dallison House.

A convivial social gathering for all knitters, regardless  of skill level.  Knit for the charity of your choice, or just for yourself.

All welcome, tea & coffee available.

Today with Pam Cowey at The Hunting House.

“Holme Cultram Abbey”
(and environs)

Presenter: Bruce Bennison

A whole day outing to Holme Cultram Abbey, (between Wigton and Silloth). It will be led by Bruce Bennison, who has guided us on a number of visits in the past.

An outline programme for the day is:

09.30 Depart Great Asby

10.45 Arrive Abbeytown – coffee on arrival at the church, toilets available in church, street parking outside the church.

 11.15 Tour of St Mary’s, Holm Cultram looking at the excellent heritage display, the remaining architecture and the evidence of the original Cistercian monastery. Include short walk to look at Millgrove (the rebuilt remains of the Abbey Infirmary).

 12.30 Lunch at the Abbey

 13.30 Depart Abbeytown to drive to St John the Evangelist, Newton Arlosh

 13.45 Arrive at St John the Evangelist, parking area off the road by the church.

 14.30 Depart Newton Arlosh  

·        there is an option here to go on to visit St Bride’s Church at Kirkbride (about 5 mins drive from Newton Arlosh, a 12^th century church located within a Roman Fort) but I need to double check access etc. We could spend 30 mins there

1500 Depart Kirkbride for Great Asby.

NOTE: The Church Group who will be doing the catering have asked for a donation of £20 per person to cover coffee on arrival, a sandwich lunch and dessert.  Alternatively, you may wish to bring your own packed lunch.

AHG members free; non-members £3 

• Times: 10:30am-1pm
• Walk difficulty: Easy, gentle stile-free 1.5mile stroll along village roads
• Meet:: Outside the Three Greyhounds Inn

You will need to BOOK to attend any of these walks.
£6 per person will be payable on the day.

To BOOK your place/s please email 

Details to be confirmed.

Everyone is welcome as we probably do rather more nattering than knitting!  If you don’t knit but would like to learn we can show you how, or if you do knit but haven’t got a project on at the moment that’s also no problem.  Several of us are knitting scarves, hats or baby blankets for charity and we can probably supply you with needles and some wool to get you started again.

Today with Annie Johnson at 2 Asby Hall Mews.

Everyone is welcome as we probably do rather more nattering than knitting!

If you don’t knit but would like to learn we can show you how, or if you do knit but haven’t got a project on at the moment that’s also no problem.  Several of us are knitting scarves, hats or baby blankets for charity and we can probably supply you with needles and some wool to get you started again.

Tea & coffee available.

Today with Anne Hulse at Bridge End House.

Hospice at Home

Speaker: Sally-Ann Maxwell

• Times: 10:30am-1pm
• Walk difficulty: Easy, gentle stile-free 1.5mile stroll along village roads
• Meet:: Outside the Three Greyhounds Inn

You will need to BOOK to attend any of these walks.
£6 per person will be payable on the day.

To BOOK your place/s please email 

Terry Gorman: singer, guitarist, highly experienced, and lively one liners in-between songs that connect with an audience keeping them interested.  Has played all over the UK and Europe, working with famous acts.  He’s done Festivals,TV, Radio etc.

Very professional – no backing tracks – no music stand – no i-pad!

Terry can play Beatles,U2,Rod Stewart,Stones, Paulo Nutini, Snow Patrol,Rock, Country, Motown,Rat Pack, Irish Singalong,Rock ‘n’ Roll etc.

Tickets just £5.

Everyone is welcome as we probably do rather more nattering than knitting!

If you don’t knit but would like to learn we can show you how, or if you do knit but haven’t got a project on at the moment that’s also no problem.  Several of us are knitting scarves, hats or baby blankets for charity and we can probably supply you with needles and some wool to get you started again.

Tea & coffee available.

Today with Denise Frisby at Sunnygarth, Little Asby.
(Weather permitting.)

“Uncovering Roman Carlisle”

Presenter: Andrew Wallis

The first talk of our 2026/7 Winter Programme will feature Andrew Wallis of Crosby Ravensworth, talking about his work on the archaeological excavation at Carlisle Cricket Club.  This work was the focus of an exhibition at Tullie House, entitled “Uncovering Roman Carlisle – Where Worlds Meet“, which runs from 7 Feb to 31 May this year.

AHG members free; non-members £3 

Pumpkin Carving

“Excavations at Mayburgh Henge”

Presenter: Dr. Gill Hey

Dr. Hey is Honorary President of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society, and former CEO of ‘Oxford Archaeology’.
This evening she will present some details of the most recent excavations at Mayburgh Henge,

AHG members free; non-members £3 

AGM with Afternoon Tea

Competition: A fancy sandwich.

Hostesses: the Committee.

U3A Folk – A Musical Interlude

“Frozen Delights: The History of Ice-Cream”

Presenter: Ivan Day

Date TBC
Full details to follow.

AHG members free; non-members £3