Welcome to

THE HARROLD CENTRE

Facilities

Hall, Garden, Cafe, Tennis Courts, Play Park, Snooker Room, Meeting Room, Toilets

Calendar

Find out what’s going on at
the Harrold Centre

Clubs & Groups

From Play Groups to Dance Classes, Yoga and Pilates, Music Clubs

Upcoming Events at The Harrold Centre

Adhoc presents – A Bunch of Amateurs

Adhoc presents – A Bunch of Amateurs

Adhoc present - A Bunch of Amateurs. 29th 30th and 31st May 2025. 7pm (doors and bar open). £12 - Tickets from Harrold Post Office or ticketsource.co.uk/adhoc Event: Adhoc: 29th, 30th and 31st May 2025 Doors/Bar: 7pm: £12      

What is coming up in 2025

What is coming up in 2025

Saturday 26th April 2025 - Harrold Pit Run Friday 9th May 2025 - Music Group meeting Thursday 29th May to Saturday 31st May 2025 - ADHOC: Bunch of Amateurs Saturday 14th June 2025 - Harrold Garden Trail Saturday 28th June 2025 - Jumble Sale Saturday 12th July 2025 -...

Regular Events at The Harrold Centre

Centre Cafe

Centre Cafe

Come and join us and stay out of the cold this Winter at the Harrold Centre Cafe every Monday from 10am - 12pm.

Sunday Brunch – 4th of May

Sunday Brunch – 4th of May

On the 1st Sunday of each month the Harrold Centre serves a fabulous brunch. Note there are exceptions this year! 5th January 2025 9th February 2025 (2nd Sunday) 2nd March 2025 6th April 2025 4th May 2025 8th June 2025 (2nd Sunday) 6th July 2025 No brunch in August...

About

The Harrold Centre

Harrold Centre sits at the centre of village life for the community of Harrold in North Bedfordshire. Formerly known as the Harrold Institute, it was built in 1901 and the main hall added in 1911.  The two separate buildings were bequeathed to the village in the early 1970s. A new trust was set up to manage and improve the facilities.  At this time, the Centre we see today was created by linking the two buildings together with a new entrance lobby and washroom facilities.

Located in the very heart of the village, Harrold Centre is more than a building and more than the activities taking place within it.  It is where and how people can become involved in the community and village life.  Not only does it improve individual quality of life by contributing to social, physical, economic, educational and environmental wellbeing, it also positively impacts on the social cohesion of the village through the sharing of common interest and experience, resulting in friendship, togetherness, a sense of belonging and community spirit.