Shrewsbury House is a community centre run for the benefit of the local people of Shooters Hill and Plumstead Common. It is  a place where people of all ages can come together to enjoy fun, recreation and education. The heart and focus of our community.

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February Fun and March Madness 

There's lots going on here at the house, we have a wonderful Willow workshop with Richard Vidal on 15th February, A FREE dance workshop with Greenwich Dance also on the 15th Feb, there are workshops in half term including Gymnastics and The Gruffalo, a visit to the stables of the King's Troop, and our Get Together Mondays include a talk about the history of the Royal Artilley, Crystal Healing, male cancer awareness and Emotional Freedom techniques to name but a few! We also have marvellous Muscadin returning to play in the bar on 6th March, raising money for Parkinson's research, and our Spring fair on 15th March. Lots and lots of lovely lively events indeed! We hope to see you at a few.

Happy New Year!

A very Happy New Year and welcome back to all our groups, house users, friends and followers.
We have some exciting new classes starting in January, including Campeones Spanish Club for Children 4-13yrs every Wednesday from 8th January, and our new FREE digital inclusion cafe every Tuesday from 21st January.

We also have workshops from Yoga Sundari, Rose Bryan hosting Mosaic workshops every Saturday, and a fabulous Fundraiser for Rosie's Legs on 24th January.

Our Get Together Monday group returns on Monday 13th January with a mindfulness session and we look forward to a variety of events and workshops over the coming months.

We look forward to seeing you all soon!

Hooray! 

We have reached our target of £2,000 for a new defibrillator, with training and battery packs included. Thank you all for supporting our fundraising events and for your generous donations - online and in our buckets!

Coming up

Tuesday 18th Feb Visit to the stables of The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery Tuesday 18th February 8.45am - 12.00pm ***NO FURTHER TICKETS AVAILABLE*** Join us for a visit to the Stables of The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery, we will meet at 8.45am outside the stables, watch a rehearsal of the musical ride on the barrack field then have a tour of the stables, forge, saddlery and tailors before moving to the Officers meeting rooms for a talk about the King's Troop.This event is free, however a voluntary donation of £3 per person would be appreciated to cover Shrewsbury House administration and costs.Please not that all participants attend at their own risk, Shrewsbury House and The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery are not liable for any loss or injury that may occur on the day Tickets available from wegottickets.com/event/496599  

Monday 24th Feb Get Together Mondays - Crystal Healing with Lara Bloomberg Monday 24th February 10.30am - 12.30pm  Get Together Mondays - Crystal Healing with Lara Bloomberg Lara is a crystal reiki healing master  Lara will explain what crystal healing is and show the group how to use a pendulum. She will explain how crystals work, how to Cleanse crystals, and a basic crystal layout on each chakra.   Crystal healing releases any energy blockages. The idea is that crystals help unblock, rebalance and direct energy where it is most needed, gently supporting the body to heal in a therapeutic way.  Crystals are placed on and around the body to help restore this balance. Every crystal has a different healing function.   Free event, All Welcome!      

Monday 2nd Mar Get Together Mondays - Male Cancer Awareness Monday 2nd March 10.30am - 12.30pm  Get Together Mondays - Male Cancer Awareness   Our Get Together Monday on 2nd March is hosted by Orchid, the UK’s leading registered charity dedicated to supporting men and their families who are affected by male-specific cancers - prostate, testicular, and penile.  Over 47, 700 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year in the UK and there are 12,000 deaths from this disease annually. 1 in 4 black men will get prostate cancer at some point in their lives and are more likely to get prostate cancer than other men, who have a 1 in 8 chance of getting this disease. However, only 14% of black men are aware of their higher risk compared to 54% among white men. By raising awareness of this disease and educating men and their loved ones about risk factors, signs and symptoms, treatment options, dealing with aftercare issues and about the information and support services available, we aim to make a real difference.Please join us for a FREE awareness talk and FREE resources