The highly regarded Cambridge University Ceilidh Band, will be playing for us on Saturday 11 May at All Saints’ Church. There will be a licensed bar and local caller, Bob Ridout, will once again be guiding us through the dances. 
Did you know you can help local people in crisis by donating to the Cambridge Foodbank? You can leave food at Haslingfield Village Shop or Haslingfield Methodist Church. Please click here for a list of the foods most needed at present and here should you prefer to give a monetary donation.
Many thanks
Do you play Bass Guitar, Clarinet or Sax? If so, would you like to be part of Haslingfield Little Theatre’s next show, Stepping Out – the Musical on at Haslingfield Village Hall on 16, 17, 18 May?
To find out more about what would be involved, please email our Director, Judith, at: jtw2@btopenworld.com Read more
Your Little Owls Plant Sale Form will be delivered shortly. (Please click here for a copy of the form). An annual Little Owls’ Preschool fundraiser, we offer high quality and excellent value bedding plants for sale … delivered right to your door!
We are grateful to Esson Print who have printed our forms for us again.
We are looking for a Level 3 Early Years Practitioner and a Preschool Administrator. Read more
Next Friday 15 February, at 7.30 pm, The Festival Players, Cambridge will be performing a wonderful mix of songs from past and current Broadway and West End musicals at Haslingfield Village Hall. They will be accompanied by a live band. To get a flavour of the show, please click https://youtu.be/HMUkagCR_IU
More Info. & Tickets £8 at: www.haslingfieldlittletheatre.co.uk/socialevents.htm
On 26 January at 2 pm, Little Owls Preschool will be holding a Jumble Sale at Haslingfield Village Hall. You will also be able to buy hot drinks and cakes at the Little Owls Cafe. Please bring items of jumble to the hall on the day 10.30-12.30. No electrical goods, please. Read more
Have you ever wondered where that stranger sitting opposite you on the train is going? Imagined the story of their life and future? Or experienced moments of excitement and eager anticipation for what your own future may bring? Musical theatre has a spectacular catalogue of songs that capture those moments where characters take a step out from the crowd, follow their dreams and suddenly have their voices heard. Read more
The renowned Cambridge-based Musical Theatre Society, The Festival Players will be performing SOMEONE IN THE CROWD on Friday 15 February 2019 at 7.30 pm at Haslingfield Village Hall. The concert will feature some wonderful songs from the world of musical theatre and film, past and present. Tickets at £8 are available at: www.haslingfieldlittletheatre.co.uk.
Hosted by Haslingfield Little Theatre. Please bring your own drinks & glasses. Read more
Haslingfield Little Theatre performed the panto, Cinderella at Haslingfield Village Hall this November. To see the show photos on their website, please click here and to see some more on their Facebook Page, please click here
Hope you enjoy looking at them!
Our next production will be STEPPING OUT – THE MUSICAL by Richard Harris, a heart-warming, toe-tapping show which follows the story of the lives, loves and laughs of a group of women (and one man) attending a weekly tap class in a dingy church hall. Show Dates: 16, 17 and 18 May 2019. Read more
Donations for the Foodbank should be left at the Village Shop, Methodist Church or All Saints’ Church by Sunday 9th December, so that they can be distributed before Christmas. A big “Thank You” to everyone who regularly contributes to this charity. Your help makes a big difference to many people’s lives. Click here for the latest shopping list.
Haslingfield Little Theatre will be putting on the panto: Cinderella by Ben Crocker on 22, 23, and 24 November at 7.30 pm at Haslingfield Village Hall (with a matinee performance on 24 November at 2.30 pm.)
Tickets available from: Haslingfield Village Shop and Country Kitchen and at www.haslingfieldlittletheatre.co.uk – £10 / £7 concessions (under 18s and 65+. No concessions Saturday evening performance). Read more
Why not become a volunteer driver with the Haslingfield and Harlton Community Car Scheme.
The scheme helps people who don’t have access to a car to get to medical appointments and other essential visits. As a volunteer driver you are completely in control of how much – or how little – driving you do. You provide details of your general availability to the Scheme Coordinator (Lawrence Hopkins), and when the Coordinator contacts you by phone or e-mail to ask if you can do a particular drive, you can say Yes or No – no pressure is applied! Read more