The club's function room is available FREE to members (£6 to join) for children's parties on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
Barbershop Choruses
with
Diamond Cut
and
Len Matthews
Friday 24th February
Tickets £5
£2 for children
Friday 10th February
7:30 p.m.
with
Jump & Jive
Friday 17th February
with
Crown Top Kings!
Entrance
£3 (club members)
or £6
(£5 advance tickets)
as Elvis
Saturday 25th February
Every Saturday Evening
Children's Bingo
Children get a FREE ticket for each game of bingo on a Saturday evening and if they win the house before an adult they may choose from a selection of small prizes.
Childrens Games
A PC and a Playstation (with Guitar Hero) are now available in the foyer.
Available for hire on
Monday evenings and
Monday to Thursday daytime
Available FREE to members during the day (except Fridays) and on
Friday and Sunday evenings
To book the function room, please telephone our steward on
0115 9732796
or send us an
email
50p per half hour
20p per game
Help Amelia Rose Trust
The joint charity concert on 9th December by our Silver Prize Band and Training Bands raised £500.00 for the Help Amelia Rose Trust.
Help for Heroes
The joint charity concert on 23rd September by our Silver Prize Band and Training Bands raised £712.19 for Help for Heroes.
Thank you to all the members of the bands and to their supporters who attended these concerts and gave so generously.
Donations
The club gratefully acknowleges support received from the following organisations:
Gem Connection
The Rotary Club of Long Eaton
Long Eaton Silver Prize Band
The club would like to thank the Silver Prize Band for paying for the club's new front doors and for recovering both snooker tables and the pool table.
Derwent Living
The club gratefully acknowleges grants from the
Derwent Living
Brighter Communities Fund
which has paid for the pool table to be recovered and for some new cues and will support this year's (2011) Christmas festivities.
The Co-operative Group Community Fund
The club gratefully acknowleges a grant from the
Co-operative Group Community Fund
to support the club's 80th birthday celebrations in 2009.
The Long Eaton Silver Prize Band Social Club is a thriving club, with a large number of members of all age groups from Long Eaton and the surrounding area. The club is affiliated to the CIU and welcomes all holders of associate member and pass cards. If you are interested in joining the club, please drop into the club and speak to a committee member or a member of staff.
Tickets for the concert by Gem Connection and YesterYear are now on sale
£5 each; £2 for children
Our activities include free live entertainment every Saturday, club bingo on Wednesday and Sunday evenings, raffles, key in the box, dominoes, darts, snooker and pool. Our function room is available free to members on during the day on on Friday evenings.
The club also remains the home of the its founder, the Long Eaton Silver Prize Band, third section National Champions in 2006, and its thriving training band, to which all are welcome. The training band and beginner's group rehearse on Monday evenings: all are welcome and free loan of instruments and tuition are provided. For more details, please visit the band's website.
The club steward is Mrs. Gaynor Atkin.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday:
7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Fridays & Saturdays:
10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. &
7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Sundays:
11:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. &
7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
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Finding Us:
Our full address is:
11 Salisbury Street,
Long Eaton,
Nottingham,
NG10 1BA.
Telephone 0115 9732796
A Street map of our location is available by clicking here (the arrow points to our club house). From there you can zoom in or out. The club is best approached from Tamworth Road (the B6540) and then turning down Salisbury Street at the traffic lights. The club has its own car park and two council run car parks are just 100 yards beyond the club.
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A Brief History Of The Club
The club building was originally built in 1900 for the Long Eaton Institute Committee of the YMCA. Our band purchased the premises in 1928, and after converting the premises and building the games room extension, opened the club in 1929. The function room was added in 1982.
Today the club is run by a commitee elected by its members, whilst retaining close links with our founders, the Long Eaton Silver Prize Band, all of whose members are also members of the club.