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As part of the University of Surrey's School of Arts, GSA provides conservatoire-style training within a university environment. As a GSA student you will receive all the benefits of being part of one of the top universities in the country while training in our purpose-built… Read more

The Guildford Theatre School is an independently owned performing arts school. We value traditional approaches to dancing, singing and drama training. Read more

We are a busy and lively club dedicated to the promotion of learning, teaching and enjoying Scottish Country Dancing at all levels. We welcome visitors and new members and guarantee you an entertaining evening, with a friendly group of people. Read more

Currently we perform a fully staged Gilbert and Sullivan opera every February, with a full orchestra. New members are always very welcome. Previous experience is not necessary - it is enthusiasm that counts! Read more

The Guildford Accordion Club is a very friendly club where everyone is welcome - players and listeners. There are frequent guest artists from around the world who come to perform. Each evening starts with a playalong period from sheet music for accordionists of mixed ability. There… Read more

We are a very friendly welcoming company of singers, always on the lookout for new members, especially tenors. We perform one major stage production a year, choosing either an Opera or Operetta. Read more

Guildford and District Royal Society Protection of the Birds holds indoor meetings with illustrated talks twice a month from September to April as well as programme of over 50 walks and outings. Read more

The Guildford & District Philatelic Society put on a series of talks about stamp collecting, by expert speakers. Members buy and sell stamps between themselves. They also have 'one sheet' competitions amongst themselves once a year. Visitors are always welcome. Read more

The RCTS is Britain's leading organisation for people interested in all aspects of railways - past, present and future. Read more

The Normandy Historians is a local society set up to preserve memories of past village life.  Meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month and usually involve talk from a local about a particular period in the history of Normandy. Read more