Becoming a member of the New Plymouth Club will give you the opportunity to meet new people, join in a range of activities, and enjoy entertainment all year round.
Our multi-functional facilities are the perfect place to connect with the community and other club members while enjoying the many games and activities we have to offer.
Enjoy a smorgasbord, bistro and grill style foods throughout the week. There’s something for everyone with our range of menus from lunch through to dessert.
Join family, friends and members of the community at the New Plymouth Club. Enjoy a range of entertainment, participate in games and activities or stop by to share a meal and a cold beverage. Our members can enjoy stunning views of the Tasman and New Plymouth Coastline from our seaside location. We invite current members and encourage new members to enjoy everything the New Plymouth Club has to offer.
Tonight is the last night of Snooker until next year when it starts again. Watch this space. The Snooker adjunct offers you one of the best cue sports facilities of any Club. Eight tables are available for many organized tournaments and social play. Club night is Tuesday, register by 6.50pm.
Join members and guests who meet on Wednesdays at 7.30pm and each 3rd Sunday of the month at 1.30pm. Many tournaments are organised when lots of prizes are won.
Wednesday night from 7.00pm – 9.00pm. Learn or re-learn your dance moves with lessons from 7.00pm.
This dance form is an example of a partnered dance. In classes a choreographed sequence is generally taught but this may not be the case. In practice it is also an improvised dance.
Rock and Roll dance emerged in America from the Swing dance Lindy Hop. It became popular when West Coast dance instructors attempted to reintroduce Lindy Hop, or Jitterbug, as Roll and Roll after popular interest in the dance style was aroused from the success of the film ‘Rock around the Clock’ in 1956.
Join members and guests who meet on Wednesdays at 7.30pm and each 3rd Sunday of the month at 1.30pm. Many tournaments are organised when lots of prizes are won.
Wednesday night from 7.00pm – 9.00pm. Learn or re-learn your dance moves with lessons from 7.00pm.
This dance form is an example of a partnered dance. In classes a choreographed sequence is generally taught but this may not be the case. In practice it is also an improvised dance.
Rock and Roll dance emerged in America from the Swing dance Lindy Hop. It became popular when West Coast dance instructors attempted to reintroduce Lindy Hop, or Jitterbug, as Roll and Roll after popular interest in the dance style was aroused from the success of the film ‘Rock around the Clock’ in 1956.
