Clubs in St Ives

2nd St Ives Sea Scouts Group enables boys and girls to enjoy water based scouting.

FESt is focused on providing events for the people of St.Ives

St Ives Sub-Aqua Club is able to fully train new divers, and also advance already-qualified divers to the highest levels of sport diving.

The Senior Citizens Club, St Ives has been a superb benefit to the community since they first met in 1977.

We offer traditional scouting for boys and girls from the age of 7 upwards. Wolf cubs ages 7-11; Scouts ages 11-16; Rovers age 16+

St Ives Fish Preservation and Angling Society is a small friendly club to promote good fellowship and to provide genuine sport

Hunts Sailing Club,St Ives provides class racing for Solo, Enterprise, Phantom, and Laser Class dinghies, as well as an all comers handicap.

St Ives Rangers FC organises coaching sessions and football matches for local people.

St Ives Army Cadets were granted the Freedom of the Town of St Ives in 2000 for it’s Service to the Town.

SIMADS has been perfoming musicals, plays, concerts and cabarets in St Ives for over 75 years.

The St Ives Photographic Club is a friendly and active club operating a weekly meeting on a Tuesday evening

St Ives Youth Theatre, St Ives (SIYT) provide young people who are currently in secondary education with opportunities to develop their performance skills through a variety of communication methods.

St Ives Bowls Club is made up of a friendly group of bowlers and is open to all ages.

St Ives Art Group are a friendly, informal and enthusiastic art group

St Ives in Bloom is a Committee of people who are interested in supporting and improving the environment of the town.

The Royal British Legion Women’s Section meet in the Ivy Leaf Club, The Broadway, St Ives on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Meetings are from 7 until 9.30pm.

Gateway Scout Group, St Ives offer fun and learning experiences for a wide range of children.

Walking with your St Ives Hunts Ramblers Group is a great way to explore your local countryside.

The Civic Society of St Ives continue to try and influence what happens in and around the town

St Ives Archaeology Group, St Ives

Big Walkies, St Ives was formed in February 2011 with the sole intention of making a positive contribution to society.

3rd Thursday of the month (except August and December) at 2.15pm. Annual Subscription is £43.00 - Visitors £7.00 per visit [mk_contact_info phone="01480 880658" email="[email protected]" address="One Leisure St Ives, St Ives,PE27 6WU"]

Chamber Orchestra of St Ives (COSI) meet in a relaxed environment and play music arranged for chamber orchestra or groups of instruments.

St Ives Christian Fellowship is a warm and welcoming Church based in St Ives.

St Ives Rowing Club has a proud history of competitive rowing, producing some outstanding athletes

Positive Community Sports Development offer sporting opportunities to the local community

St Ives Swimming Club’s main goal is to nurture and develop swimmers

St Ives Hockey Club is a community club that offers opportunities for all members of the family to play the sport

HRAA Gardening Club, St Ives meets throughout the autumn, winter and into late spring

The University of the Third Age, St Ives is a unique and exciting organisation which provides, through its U3As, life-enhancing and life-changing opportunities.

Holt Island is a beautiful green and tranquil space on the River Great Ouse close to St Ives Town Centre

St Ives Town FC was formed towards the end of the 19th century

St Ives table tennis club is a friendly and progressive club based in St Ives Cambridgeshire

St Ives Cycling Club based in St Ives, Cambridgeshire, is a club that caters for all ability levels

Air Training Cadets, St Ives

We exist to represent and support plot holders and their partners who are tenants on the Council’s Hill Rise allotment site. The site has around 240 plots

St Ives Roosters Amateur Rugby League Club is the most successful Rugby League Club in Cambridgeshire

On Stage Youth Theatre, St Ives offer lessons in drama, dancing and singing

Screen St Ives was founded to enable the screening of films for the benefit of the whole community.

St Ives Wildcats provide a safe environment for girls to have a fun and engaging experience within football, make new friends, develop fundamental skills, try a variety of sessions and create foundations for a lifelong love of sport.

St Ives is a friendly, family club based on the outskirts of St Ives

Soke Target Sports Club – The Club aims to promote the Sport of Target Shooting

The Probus Club of Huntingdon and St Ives primary aim is to provide opportunities for retired professional and business men

St Ives Town Cricket Club was founded in 1872 and is an established, successful and welcoming club

The Darby and Joan club, St Ives is run for the over 60’s to meet, make friends and enjoy good company.
Meetings are held in the Corn Exchange on the last Thursday of the Month.

Tang Soo Do is a traditional Korean Karate. Our club in St Ives offers a family friendly training atmosphere

St Ives time bank is simply a means of voluntary exchange, bringing individuals, communities and organisations together

St Ives Badminton Club is a large, popular and competitive badminton club based at Oneleisure St Ives

Saints Crafters is a group of artists and crafters from in and around the St Ives area

We are the club for the Huntingdonshire area where you can learn how to develop your communication skills, confidence and leadership skills.

St Ives Choral Society is a friendly group of singers who gain immense fulfilment from rehearsing and performing a wide variety of works.

A group for those who enjoy meeting new people but who also enjoy taking part in a museum led activity e.g. museum talks, object handling, reminiscing and arts and crafts.

St Ives (Hunts) Golf Club has a modern build clubhouse, great location, wide range of facilities and dramatic panoramic views

The RSPB, St Ives arranges an interesting programme of events for everyone in the area to enjoy, learn about the birds and wildlife

The Upside Down Sports Club, St Ives enables children who use wheelchairs to enjoy sport in a friendly and supportive environment.

The WI plays a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

The Centre Players, St Ives is always on the look out for new talent, particularly singers and actors