Event listings for the community of Hurstpierpoint and the surrounding villages
Come and join the Hurstpierpoint Women’s Cricket team on a Summer evening! We are a very friendly, sociable group, with women of all ages and experience levels. Complete beginners welcome as our coach will be more than happy to get you up to speed in no time.
Cricket is a great way to get active, make new friends and try something new. Find us on Facebook and send us a message if you have any questions!
Did you know that the first recorded cricket match in Hurst took place in 1715? Find out more about the history of cricket, stoolball, bowls, tennis and football in the village by visiting the museum group’s latest exhibition in our cabinets in the foyer of the Village Centre in Trinity Road from Monday 24th May whenever the building is open.
Did you know that the first recorded cricket match in Hurst took place in 1715? Find out more about the history of cricket, stoolball, bowls, tennis and football in the village by visiting the museum group’s latest exhibition in our cabinets in the foyer of the Village Centre in Trinity Road from Monday 24th May whenever the building is open.
Did you know that the first recorded cricket match in Hurst took place in 1715? Find out more about the history of cricket, stoolball, bowls, tennis and football in the village by visiting the museum group’s latest exhibition in our cabinets in the foyer of the Village Centre in Trinity Road from Monday 24th May whenever the building is open.
Did you know that the first recorded cricket match in Hurst took place in 1715? Find out more about the history of cricket, stoolball, bowls, tennis and football in the village by visiting the museum group’s latest exhibition in our cabinets in the foyer of the Village Centre in Trinity Road from Monday 24th May whenever the building is open.
Did you know that the first recorded cricket match in Hurst took place in 1715? Find out more about the history of cricket, stoolball, bowls, tennis and football in the village by visiting the museum group’s latest exhibition in our cabinets in the foyer of the Village Centre in Trinity Road from Monday 24th May whenever the building is open.