Community & Culture

Reading Groups for Adults are a great opportunity for members to join in some lively literary discussions in a relaxed, friendly environment.

Working with the council to promote and make maximum use of The Bridge Centre.

An opportunity to have some company, make some friends, and enjoy conversation over a warm meal.

Have a chat, share skills and learn new ones. Craft group, with a lot of knitting…and chat.

Family board games available for fun and entertainment every Saturday.

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Our aims are to encourage private and public study of family, local history, and genealogy.

The Men’s Shed is a welcoming space designed to foster connection and community for men in Killyleagh and the surrounding areas.

At the Baptist Hall we are delighted to welcome people of all ages from the area, also tourists who are visiting the area.

Sports hall, gym, multipurpose room, kitchen, changing facilities, baby changing, cabin, playpark.

Promotes the social and community development of Killyleagh.

Oversees development projects to maintain or improve the built and natural environment of Killyleagh.

A club for senior citizens to meet, socialise and enjoy talks, crafts, outings and films

Libraries NI, is a regional body responsible for the provision and delivery of a public library service in Northern Ireland offering free access to books, Wi-Fi, events, learning and more.

Aims to empower members to be their best by supporting positive contributions to their local communities.

Knit and Natter groups are for adults who enjoy knitting, crochet, cross stitch and other crafts.

Enhance your well-being and calm the mind through relaxed meditative colouring.

We support veterans, those in active service and their families, with finances and other vital services.

Celebrating the old mill village and keeping alive the memory of the tanners and villagers of the past.

Aims are to develop and maintain resident facilities, upgrade playpark, clean village, promote community spirit and revive the village.

A multi-purpose community space, as well as meeting rooms and office space for hire.

Sloanes – Students of Local history Origins, Ancestry and Native Endangered Species.

The Select Vestry wants to see the Parish Centre used as much as possible.

Tea and Newspapers groups give adults the opportunity to meet new people and discuss local and national affairs.