Community groups and organisations

Built in 1841  in the heart of the local community, the hall regularly holds community events (organised by Fritchley Community Association) such as musical evenings,  race nights, sales and meetings. It is available to hire, and morris dancing, crafting sessions, and exercise classes are regularly held. The attached congregational church is also available for weddings and christenings, and holds a monthly service.

A group of volunteers who organise events in the community – especially providing a Christmas Tree and associated lighting festival during the festive period.

Monthly club for all ages, meeting in Fritchley Village Hall. A social group with speakers, entertainers, quizzes, music, outings and more. Meets on the first Tuesday of every month at 2pm. All welcome.

Supporting children’s development through the extension of play opportunities.
Providing a place for parents and carers to meet.
Offering support for parenting and parental involvement in play.
Acting as a hub within the local community.
Providing opportunities for volunteering and learning new skills

Weekly sessions held at Crich Glebe Community Centre.

We play New Age Kurling at Crich Glebe Community Centre on Mondays from October to the end of March.

We use plastic stones fitted with ball bearings, and you can use pushers if you are unable to bend sufficiently. We currently charge £4 a session, but unless we can recruit more participants this may have to increase to pay the room hire costs.

We have a good laugh and would welcome new members.

Youth club meeting weekly (Thursday evenings) at Crich Glebe Community Centre. For young people from the local communities.

Group organising various village activities, including the annual fête, bonfire and firework display, bi-annual barn dance and occasional other things!

Crich Tramway Village provides a diverse range of activities for all ages, offering unlimited rides on vintage trams through glorious countryside. It is home to the National Tramway Museum which undertakes refurbishment of trams from the UK and overseas.

Crich Standard is a community magazine distributed free of charge to all households in the Crich parish. It is written, produced and distributed by volunteers and is supported by advertising from local businesses. It is published four times a year and supported by a Facebook page providing up-to-date news.

The Royal British Legion helps and supports members, veterans and families of the armed services,