Fun and Laughter

I volunteer 3 times a week and we all have a real hoot
There’s all ages, types, male, female and anything else and it’s great fun

I like a coffee and a chat, don't knit but definitely like a natter. If you like dancing try a Zumba gold class, silver swans or line dancing. Yes volunteering is also a great way of meeting people. I do a Tai Chi class every week which is very beneficial and gives an opportunity to socialise too.

- 22 within 5 miles. Admittedly some !(maybe 7 or 8) are sports clubs but I have been a member of sports clubs in the past and they are used by regulars so wouldn't rule them out unless I was totally disinterested.

My mother-in-law joined a boules club and a country dancing one via U3A (much older than 73).
As others have said, take a look at U3A

I just put "social clubs" into Google and got loads of them. Way more than I expected!
I am on the edge of a small town.

Do you mean sort of clubbing for oldies?

I ask because to me volunteer and things like knit and natter provide plenty of opportunities for fun and a laugh.

Do you have a U3A group near you? I joined when I moved 18 months ago as I didn’t know anybody and it’s the best thing I could have done. There are lots of different activities to suit all interests.

We have nothing where I live I keep looking but to no avail.

I suggest volunteering- I have lots of fun.

Your community library might have notices of things that are on locally. Or, you could try your local fb page or Spotted page.

Have you done any Googling for social clubs in your area?
There are lots in mine.
One is a community pub.

I have to add I've only ever been to one of them.

Depends on your idea of fun I suppose. I've had great fun and lots of laughs in a volunteer job.

Our local pub too. Quiz night, live acts, fund raising events. Great fun.

Our local pub, they have live music, there are new people joining in all the time, lots of dancing!

I suppose it depends on where you live. I’m spoilt for choice, really as I live in Southend.
Btw, I volunteer and I’m not lonely