Join us at 2pm on Tuesday 22 March to explore the Otley Chevin Geology Trail! The trail is approximately 3 kilometers long and takes around 2 hours to complete. The route is way-marked by huge carved stones and passes Surprise View at it’s highest point.

Join us at St Matthew’s Church Hall on Wood Lane from 7.45 pm on Monday 14 March when we’ll be learning all about the work of Chapel Allerton Hedgehog Rescue. Further details to follow about donations to be collected at the meeting.

Join us online at 7.30 pm on Monday 28 February when we will be having an informal chat about two films, both of which are available on Netflix. Munich: The Edge of War is set in 1938 as Hitler prepares to invade Czechoslovakia and the government desperately seeks to find a peaceful solution. 14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible follows a Nepali mountaineer as they embark on a seemingly impossible quest to summit all 14 of the world’s 8000-meter peaks in just 7 months.

Join us at 2pm on Tuesday 15 February, in the courtyard at Temple Newsam, for a walk of around 4 miles. Expect some muddy spots and feel free to bring a drink/snack if you wish – we should be back in time for a coffee in the courtyard. If you can email chapelpiewi@gmail.com to let us know you’re coming along, we’ll look out for you!

We’re back to meeting in person this month – join us at St Matthew’s Church Hall on Wood Lane, from 7.45 pm, on Monday 21 February for our usual knit and natter.

We’re back to meeting in person this month at St Matthew’s Church Hall on Wood Lane. Join us from 7.45 pm on Monday 14 February for our Annual General Meeting. We’ll be reviewing 2021 and thinking about what activities we might plan for 2022 – visitors and ideas/suggestions welcome!

The next Book Club is on Monday 7 February when we’ll be meeting upstairs at The Woods, at 7.30 pm, to discuss Miss Pym Disposes by Josephine Tey.

Film Club returns this month after its December break. Join us online at 7.30 pm on Monday 24 January when we will be discussing our favourite TV and films over the Christmas season. 

We’re going back to virtual meetings this month, hoping to return to face-to-face meetings again soon. Due to the bank holiday falling on 3 January, this month’s Book Club is combined with Craft Club. Join us online at 7.30 pm on Monday 17 January for a general chat and a discussion of the poetry collection Black Country by Liz Berry. We may also be reading aloud some of her work!