Clubs and Associations

Wolverton Park Bowls Club is the oldest club in Buckinghamshire, established in 1889. The club has a rich history, friendly atmosphere and something to offer people of all ages and walks of life. New members are welcome.

Haversham Road
Wolverton
MK12 5TN

Please take a look at the Google Map pin on the left of the specific location. 

For more details see the Wolverton Park Bowls Club website.

Please contact Wolverton Park Bowls Club via email or telephone the club on 01908 313992 or Chairman Bob Egan on 01908 227105.

Wolverton Sports Club is a family oriented private members sports club that has been in the heart of Wolverton for over 125 years. The Sports Club and its sporting sections include Wolverton Tennis Club, Wolverton Town Cricket Club and Wolverton Town Bowls Club.

The clubhouse and bar are open all year round for our members to watch Sky and BT Sports fixtures when available and hosts indoor games such as darts, pool and short mat indoor bowls. 

You do not have to be a member of one of our three sporting sections to use our well stocked bar, you can become a non-playing member of the club for only £10 a year for over 18s and £5 a year for pensioners.

Please contact Wolverton Sports Club Hon. Secretary – Sarah Bauer at Wolverton.sportsclub@outlook.com for further information.

Wolverton Town Bowls Club hosts a warm and friendly atmosphere for all to join in with a game of bowls. The club is located on Cambridge Street, Wolverton.

New members are welcome, contact them on 01908 310514 or 07746954164 or email the Wolverton Town Bowls Club.

Please take a look at the Google Map pin on the left of the specific location.  

We are a friendly, sociable and inclusive cricket club. We are always looking for players of all standards we run three Saturday teams and one Sunday team as well as juniors. If you have any queries or would like to join, then please get in touch with us today, visit the Wolverton Town Cricket Club website.

Wolverton Tennis Club was formed in 1903 and is based on Osborne Street. New members are always welcome and the club operates an 'open door' policy. You can read the latest goings on in the WGTC Community Magazine.

For more information visit the Wolverton Tennis Club website.

This lively group has been together for over 40 years and is always open to new members to either perform on stage or to help backstage or front of house; rehearsals take place every Friday night in Stony Stratford.

We have a very busy and active time each year; in spring we always stage a G&S Operetta and we have summer shows and concerts. We also have a lively social calendar, ending the season each year with a barbecue.

Please get in touch via the Wolverton Gilbert and Sullivan Society website where you will find details of our latest show, plus lots of pictures and information about all the shows we have produced.

Wolverton Town Band is based in Wolverton and is the oldest brass band in the area.

Each year the band proudly perform at events in Ploegsteert, Belgium which Wolverton is Twinned with.

For more information visit the Wolverton Town Band website.

Wolverton and Stony Stratford Rotary Club – a friendly group of like-minded people supporting local, national and international communities and good causes. We meet at the Cock Hotel in Stony Stratford on Tuesdays at 6.15pm, except when the preceding day is a Bank Holiday.

For more information about the club, call Rotarian Mike Thomas on 01908 320517, visit the Rotary Club website or go to the Rotary Club Facebook page.

Our aim is to foster fellowship, friendship, and service locally, nationally and internationally, the main focus being locally. If you would like to find out more, please email the Inner Wheel club.

Meetings are usually the third Friday of the month, 7:30pm– 9:30pm. A donation covers costs and entry to a raffle. Refreshments are available at the bar. WFA members and members of the public are always very welcome.

For further details, please visit the Western Front Association website and search ‘MK’ in ‘Branches’. 

Nkiru Arts, based on Kiln Farm, run regular weekly Indian Dhol drumming sessions on a Tuesday and African drumming on a Wednesday evening. Both community groups are inclusive. Our community groups perform at over a dozen local and charity events each year.

For more details on classes and dates please see the Nkiru Arts website for more information.