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  • Quiz Night and Supper

    Pre-booked food start at 7.15pm with Quiz start at 8pm Teams of six or join the Club table Please book with clubhousemanager@rsyc.org.uk

  • Open Day

    Come and visit us for our Open Day on Saturday 25th March between 10am and 2pm. Everyone is welcome and we have a range of activities available for children including crabbing, nautical knot tying and guess the sea creature. Learn about what we can offer including:- Year round Racing Programme Cruising Programme for sailing and motor vessels Walk ashore pontoon with excellent shore side facilities Extensive Social Programme Fully licensed Bar and Restaurant Club moorings with Bosun & Water Taxi service

  • Family Fun Day

    Looking after the grandchildren? Why not come a long to Gins for a day of water and shore based fun.  We will have the dinghies out, along with crab lines and shore side games.  To top things off the kitchen will be preparing a family friendly menu for the day too (please pre-book).

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    RSYC 150th Anniversary Party

    With a Pirates of the Caribbean theme, dressing up is strongly encouraged! Enjoy a welcome drink, Caribbean themed BBQ, early evening entertainment from a Steel Band and a DJ through ‘til late.

  • Beer & Gin Festival

    Fri 8 August 12.00 - 10.00pm Sat 9 August 12.00 - 10.00pm Sun 10 August 12.00 - 4.00pm Enjoy a wide selection of guest Ales and Gins at only £4 a pint or £5 a Gin & Fever Tree tonic! With a BBQ on Friday and Saturday and traditional carvery roast on Sunday, be sure to book a table to eat too. PLUS, there will be LIVE MUSIC from the brilliant NAT & RYAN on Friday night and CARLEY VARLEY on Saturday night.

  • Bingo!

    Gins Clubhouse
    £10

  • Macmillan Coffee Morning

    Head to Gins for coffee, cake and a friendly welcome, to help raise funds for this very worthy cause. Donations of both home baked goodies and raffle prizes, very much appreciated.

  • Women Pilots in the RAF by Mark Russell

    Aviation History specialist Mark promises an engaging and enlightening talk on the history of women pilots within the Royal Air Force. Exploring how they came to fly combat aircraft and some of the challenges they have faced.