Community Spotlight

Here are some of the upcoming community events and volunteering opportunities in the Royal Borough.

• St Michael's Church, Bray on Sunday 11 May, 3pm, Music at Bray presents a return visit by rising star pianist Victor Braojos, with J S Bach Goldberg Variations. Admission free with a retiring collection, tea and cakes served afterwards in the church hall. For more information visit.
  
• Come & Sing! Haydn’s ‘Nelson Mass’. An opportunity to sing Haydn’s masterpiece in beautiful and historic surroundings on Tuesday 13 May. Doors open 6pm at Eton College Chapel (by kind permission of the Provost). For more information and tickets email.
  
• Join Maidenhead u3a for their monthly meeting Tuesday 13 May, 2.20pm at High Street Methodist Church. In ‘The Power of One’ speaker Nick Winton with share his insights on leadership, resilience, and his father’s extraordinary legacy. Free to members of Maidenhead u3a or potential members. For more information visit.
  
• The Maidenhead Women’s Group for European Friendship invite you to a lecture on the history of Cookham Abbey presented by Paul Seddon, Chairman of the Maidenhead Archaeological and Historical Society. This will take place on Wednesday 14 May, 11am at United Reformed Church in Maidenhead. Doors open at 10.30 for refreshments. For more information visit.
• Age Concern Windsor Saturday Brunch is on Saturday 17 May, 10.30am to 1pm at the Spencer Denney Centre. You can have a good hearty breakfast or a lighter, more healthy continental breakfast all wrapped up with plenty of time to relax and enjoy some entertainment. For information and tickets call 01753 86085 Tuesday through Friday 9.30am to 3.30pm or email.
  
• St Marks Crescent Methodist Church, Allenby Road, Maidenhead are holding their Spring Fair on Saturday 17 May, 10am to 12noon. Stalls include home baked cakes, books, handmade items, garden plants and more. Raffle and Tombola with many prizes and coffee will be served in our friendly hub. Come and enjoy the morning with St Marks.  All welcome and free entry. For more information email.
• Explore the people who were supporters of Stanley Spencer, and the works that they collected. The Collector's Walk will take approximately one and a half hours, and will start from the Gallery on Monday 19 May at 10.30am. The walk will be led by Gallery archivist Ann Danks. Spaces are limited and you will need to book in advance here.

Visit our Volunteering page to see more volunteering opportunities in the borough.