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Thank you!

Painting of Autumn Trees

Huge thanks to Ian McGilvray whose sale of paintings in December raised over £1,000 for us. This was a wonderful gesture from one of our trustees:  he donated 17 paintings, with all proceeds coming to the Centre.

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Vintage Sale Poster

Our next Vintage Sale will be on the morning of Saturday 21 March. Don’t miss this opportunity to get your hands on some wonderful classic items for you, your family and your home.

Regular Events

On Mondays we have the Community Coffee sessions from 10 am to midday. Please note that there will be no sessions on 22nd and 29th December.

Crafternoons continue every Tuesday between 4pm and 6pm. Share and learn with other crafters along with a cuppa and natter.

Our two wellbeing sessions are happening on Tuesdays from 4 to 5 pm and Thursdays 3.00 to 4.00 pm.  For more details, see our news story.

Our Board Game Group is taking place every Friday between 4pm and 6pm for youngsters aged 11-16. It’s free so come along and bring a friend!

Garden volunteer sessions happen every Friday between 10 am and 1 pm.  Join our happy band who keep the Walled Garden looking so fabulous.

Advice Sessions:  Norfolk Age UK will be visiting regularly to give advice on a number of specific legal and later life finance questions.  Watch this space for further details…

Our regular Jumble Sales are held on the first Saturday of the month from 9 am to 1 pm.  Bargains galore!

The Fixery takes place the second and fourth Saturday of the month, in the Front Room from 11 am to 3 pm.  If you have something that needs fixing, come along and speak with the team…

Bircham Centre News

Reepham Market Place

The Reepham Archive

The Reepham Archive is housed in the oldest part of the building that dates back to the 16th Century and includes pictures and documents showing Reepham’s history.

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The Bircham Centre Story

The Bircham Centre belongs to Reepham. It is a community building that was donated to the town in 1919 and has played an important role for all Reepham’s residents for over 100 years.

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