Clubs & societies

Amateur dramatic and operatic society established in 1927, producing plays, musicals, and annual pantomimes.

Charitable offshoot of Queux Plant Centre, providing environmental, social and economic benefits through allergy-friendly planting and education.

Private members' aviation club in Forest, fostering interest in aviation and hosting events like the annual Air Rally and Wings & Wheels open day.

Volunteer-run conservation and environmental charity, formed in 2006, that maintains the Victorian Walled Kitchen Garden at Saumarez Park, Castel.

Invitation choir established in 1982, bringing together singers from across the Bailiwick to perform challenging choral works.

St Peter Port charity operating since 2014, holding an annual festival from late April to early May with 70-80 events featuring internationally recognised writers and thinkers.

Cultural arts society formed in 2003, with approximately 36 members, performing at functions and gala concerts to support a nominated local charity.

Not-for-profit organisation completed in 2003, offering outdoor activities, a 32-bed hostel, and a sheltered campsite in the Vale.

Registered charity and community workshop providing a social hub for men to collaborate on projects and enhance their wellbeing in St Pierre du Bois.

Branch of a worldwide organisation of professional people, founded in 1923, with 75 active members running community projects and events such as the Saffery Rotary Walk and the Tree of Joy.

18-hole, par 70 links course on L'Ancresse Common, with a driving range, a pitching green, a chipping and putting green, and a pro shop in the Vale.

Guernsey's agricultural and horticultural show, affiliated with the Royal Horticultural Society since 1986, held annually over two days in August at L'Eree Aerodrome, St Pierre du Bois.

Mixed voice choir founded in 1927 by Edith Noel, welcoming singers of all experience levels as it is not necessary to read music, performing a variety of music in St Sampson.

Charity run by a committee of seven volunteers, dedicated to enhancing the natural environment in Forest through encouragement, education, and example.

Community group offering a youth cadet programme for young people aged 10-18, with over seventy subjects including first aid and fire prevention in St Peter Port.

Scouting organisation offering Squirrel Scouts for ages four to six, Beavers for six to eight, and Cub Scouting for eight to 10½ years in St Pierre du Bois.

Charity providing social events and support for older people, meeting every Friday afternoon at St Martin's Parish Church Hall.

One of four social centres run by Age Concern Guernsey, offering games, socialising, and refreshments for older residents in the Vale, with minibus transport available for 50p per journey.

Senior citizens club in St Pierre du Bois, led by June Martel, offering games, bingo, a raffle, and refreshments including teas, coffees, and cakes.

Conservation charity on Alderney, one of 46 Wildlife Trusts across the British Isles, protecting the island's wildlife and environment.

Charity and member of the worldwide Scout Movement, offering programs for ages 6-25, including Air and Sea Scouting, to approximately 1000 members across Guernsey.

Traditional morris dancing group, operating as a cultural arts society and a hobby and special-interest club in St Martin.

Charity promoting closer relationships between creative businesses, the arts, the States of Guernsey, education and people.

Theatre company that engages, inspires, entertains, and challenges audiences through theatrical works, delivering performing arts of high professional standards.

Division of Girlguiding UK, offering badge programmes, camping, and international trips for girls and young women aged 14-18.

Youth organisation formed in 2012, and is one of the newest units within the RAF Air Cadets, based in St Peter Port.

Registered Charity (CH555) promoting Bailiwick artists through exhibitions, workshops, talks, pop-up shops, and the Creativity Trolley at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital.

Not-for-profit arts charity, launched in 2008, that supports and promotes arts and creativity across the Bailiwick of Guernsey, running a public art space in St Peter Port.

The island's longest-established photographic club, founded in 1953, meeting fortnightly in Vale for workshops, competitions, presentations and exhibitions.

Youth organisation in St Sampson offering nautical adventure and fun for young people aged 10 to 18, based on Royal Navy customs, and providing skills and qualifications.

Not-for-profit organisation that runs an annual street festival celebrating music, art, theatre, dance, food, and craft in St Peter Port.

Charity that plants over 1000 native and naturalised trees and hedge plants annually across Guernsey, inviting landowners to apply for planting schemes.

Service club established in 1967, part of Lions Clubs International, organising fundraising events and supporting individuals in need in St Peter Port.

Friendly society, established in 1810, that offers the Oddfellows Health Care Plan for individuals and families in the Bailiwick.

Nature conservation group that began as a grassroots litter-picking campaign, and whose success led to the formal establishment of The Clean Earth Trust in 2018.

Non-profit community organisation on Sark, established in late 2024, displaying the island's art heritage and showcasing contemporary artists.

Society that organises artist demonstrations and workshops, and runs an annual summer exhibition showcasing original work from Guernsey's artists and crafters.

Methodist church in the Vale parish, offering Sunday worship and Sunday School led by Minister Rev Howard Stringer, and a choir that sings an introit.

Arts appreciation lecture society where expert lecturers share specialist knowledge of the arts.

Registered charity, CH507, that promotes the study of Victor Hugo's life and works during his exile in Guernsey.

Charity offering free services for children, young people, and their families across the Bailiwick.

Organisation for women of all ages and backgrounds, providing opportunities for shared experiences, making new friends, socialising, campaigning, and learning new skills at the Vale Douzaine Room.

Nature conservation organisation focused on reducing plastic use and its impact on the environment.

Local club of a worldwide women's organisation linked to the United Nations, working to educate, empower, and enable women and girls.

Sea Scout group in the Vale offering Squirrel, Beaver, Cub, and Scout sections, undertaking traditional skills and seaborne activities at Grande Havre.

Youth organisation affiliated with the Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association, offering scouting activities for young people aged four to fourteen in Castel.

Sea scout group engaging in water-based activities like kayaking, rowing, and sailing, partnering with the Royal Navy and the Guernsey Disability Alliance.

Charity offering activities for young people aged four to fourteen, including Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts, with Wayfarer Hall available for hire in Vale.

Youth organisation focusing on scouting, part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association, and meets in St Martin behind the Rectory.

Guernsey's only Air Scout Group, operating for over 55 years, with a Cub Pack, Beaver Colony, and Scout Troop in the Forest parish.

Youth organisation in Vale offering Cub Scouting for young people aged 8 to 10½, focusing on adventurous outdoor activities.

Guernsey's only 'closed' Scout group, exclusively accepting young people studying at Elizabeth College for Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts programmes.

Sea Scout group affiliated with the Guernsey Scouts Association, offering water-based activities alongside traditional Scouting programs in Castel.

Two-storey art gallery and charitable initiative managed by Guernsey Arts, promoting arts and creativity in the Bailiwick of Guernsey from St Peter Port.

Charity on Alderney that offers free services for children, young people, and their families.

Shop on Sark that brings artists, craftspeople, and performers together for workshops, tastings, music, tours, and markets, and maintains a studio map of Sark artisans.

Guernsey registered charity that operates a community garden project at Sandpiper Vinery in St Pierre du Bois, focusing on regenerative agriculture to grow fruit and vegetables.

The 18-25 section of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association, offering free scouting activities focused on Adventure, International, and Community.

Award-winning business for Leisure & Tourism, offering surf lessons at Vazon Bay for all ages and abilities with qualified Beach Lifeguard instructors.

Vocal group for individuals aged 18 and over, presented by Music Theatre Guernsey, offering weekly rehearsals of rock, pop, jazz, and contemporary music in St Saviour.

Gift shop exclusively selling goods by local artists and makers, supporting the creative community with locally made gifts and pottery painting in St Peter Port.

Registered charity that promotes agricultural and horticultural interests in Castel, Vale, and St. Sampson's.

Charity dedicated to saving lives and supporting Bailiwick communities through first aid treatment, education, and training.

Gift shop and art gallery at Sausmarez Manor, selling handcrafted products by Guernsey creatives, accessible with assistance in St Martin.

Charitable trust that organises the annual 39-mile Saffery Rotary Walk, which in 2025 raised over £100,000 for 25 local charities.

Building a wooden skatepark in the old swimming pool area of the former St Andrew's Primary School, with £14,402 in funding.

Volunteer-led social swim community with 423 members, holding regular Sunday morning swims at various spots including Bordeaux, Gouffre, and Horseshoe Bay.

Independent community organisation that generally screens films on the first Wednesday of the month.

Registered charity that hosts an annual tea party for 100 senior citizens and operates "Harbour Hoover" marina litter collectors.

St Peter Port youth organisation offering free listening support, youth clubs, and support groups for individuals aged 11 to 17.

Amateur dramatics group for adults and children aged 7 and over, producing musicals, pantomimes, and plays.

Organisation offering activities like shooting, fieldcraft, and water sports for young people aged 12-18, in St Sampson.

Methodist church in St Peter Port, part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Methodist Circuit, offering Sunday worship and Messy Church.

Amateur club that brings professional standard productions, including an annual pantomime, to the Guernsey stage, associated with GADOC.

Society on Sark that focuses on theatre and drama.

Alderney-based youth amateur dramatics group that competes in the Guernsey One Act Play Festival.