From youth services and social groups to learning opportunities, community activities and hobby clubs, there are plenty of ways to get involved. Whether you're looking for support, new skills, social connections or a new interest, there's something for everyone to enjoy and explore.
Our stallholders will be showcasing the variety of activities, services and opportunities available across the borough.
Come along to:
- meet local organisations
- take part in interactive activities and family-friendly games
- find out how you can get involved in your community
Whether you're looking to learn something new, make connections, access support or simply have fun, there's plenty to discover.
Stallholders
Stallholders you can meet include:
- Abri and the community chef
- Andy's Man Club
- Berkshire Women's Aid
- Bracknell Camera Club
- Bracknell Forest Community Climate Action and
- Bracknell Islamic Cultural Society
- Bracknell LETS (Local Exchange Trading System) - come and find out about this community-led network where local people exchange skills, services and goods using a time-based currency called “Bricks”, helping to reduce reliance on money while building community connections. Members can offer and receive support, share expertise and take part in social activities, creating a friendly and supportive local network.
- Bracknell Nepalese Society
- Bracknell Repair Café
- Bracknell Third Spaces
- Bracknell Royal British Legion
- Brew – tea, cake and bakes
- Crafting Smiles
- Create Hope
- DanceXcite
- Easthampstead Works
- Everyone Active
- Free face painters
- Great Hollands Brownies - this fun and welcoming Brownies unit is looking for looking for new members, aged 7 to 10, to join. Come and find out more about the kinds of activities this friendly Brownies unit gets up to and how to sign up.
- Happiness Hub and partners
- Home-Start
- Indian Community Association Bracknell - our featured dancers will bring a lively group performance set to a mix of regional folk music, celebrating the rich diversity of Indian traditions through dance. Expect colourful energy, rhythm and togetherness as the group brings these folk styles to life on and off the stage. A joyful celebration of culture you won’t want to miss.
- Involve – community map, , and Get Berkshire Active
- Involve Volunteering, Green and Active
- Free community art project with Janine Tonkin Art (supported by Sandhurst Youth)
- Kaleidoscopic
- Libraries
- Musica – bar and pizzas
- Open Learning Centre
- Potter House Church
- Ring Amateur Boxing Club
- Sandhurst Youth
- South Hill Park
- Stop Smoking Service
- Stepping Stones Recovery College
- Stronger Together Communities
- The Bracknell Parent Carer Forum - find out more about this dedicated forum, run by parent carers of children and young people with SEND in partnership with professionals across education, health and social care. Join the forum to connect with other families, share experiences and help shape services that improve the lives of children, young people and their families across Bracknell Forest.
- The Cowshed
- The Gaming Hub & Warfield Board Gamers
- Thriving Communities
- Without Shape / Without Form
- Youthline
- Youth Employment Hub
For more information about community opportunities across the borough, visit Stronger Together.