WHAT's ON IN GODALMING?
AGM & OPEN MEETINGS
Sport Godalming are having their AGM & Open Meeting on Thursday 13th March at Guildford Rugby Club - 19:30 for 19:45 - RSVP to secretary@sportgodalming.org.uk
Go Godalming are having their AGM & Open Meeting on Wednesday 26th March at Godalming Baptist Chuch - 12:15 for 12:30 - RSVP to secretary@gogodalming.org.uk
ALL ARE WELCOME
GODALMING IN BLOOM
Our 2025 programme is now organised - Allotments will be judged on the 29th May and Gardens on the 14th & 16th June - entry forms are required - CLICK HERE to find them...read the 2024 results and look at the pictures from the prize-giving evening last July - click on the box opposite...
The Godalming & District Chamber of Commerce represents a wide range of different sectors including retail, catering, professional services, industry and general commerce. As a group we also have the advantage of a community drawing on a huge range of skills, knowledge and resources to deliver real benefits and results to our membership.
A charming, friendly museum in a listed medieval building. As well as displays on local geology, archaeology and history, a special gallery celebrates the lives and partnership of Gertrude Jekyll, artist and craftswoman and Sir Edwin Lutyens, architect. The peaceful museum garden reflects their ideas of planting and design. The building itself has been carefully restored, revealing many intriguing architectural features. There is a lively programme of temporary exhibitions and an absorbing local studies library
Godalming Operatic Society is widely regarded as one of the country's leading Gilbert and Sullivan Societies. The Society was founded in 1925, and (excepting the war years) has put on a major Gilbert and Sullivan production in every subsequent year, including some of the more rarely performed ones such as ‘The Grand Duke’ and ‘Utopia Ltd.’
The Godalming Trust is a voluntary organisation promoting high standards of planning, conservation and regeneration for the benefit of the local community in Godalming and Farncombe. It exists to bring together all who are interested in the town and its environs, aiming to stimulate interest in their history and character, and to promote a healthy sustainable balance between preservation of ancient buildings and new developments in building and landscaping.