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Monthly Dementia Disco at Timperley Sports Club - 5pm to 7pm free to attend

Monthly Dementia Disco at Timperley Sports Club - 5pm to 7pm free to attend

Shelagh Everett

Free inclusive monthly social / music event for people living with dementia, their families, friends, and carers - next event Friday 16/10/26

The Dementia Disco hosts free, inclusive social events and music gatherings across the Trafford area for people living with dementia, their families, friends, and carers - and Timperley Sports Club is delighted to be a host venue to support this important event for our local community.

Details:

  • DATES - Friday 16th October 2026 / Friday 20th November 2026 / Friday 11th December 2026*
  • TIME - 5pm to 7pm
  • VENUE - Timperley Sports Club, Stockport Rd, Timperley, Altrincham, WA15 7LU
  • Cost - FREE to attend and free meal/food provided
  • Parking - available on site (Free)

NOTE - The Dementia Disco at Timperley has moved from the last Friday in the Month to the third Friday in the month, except for December when it will be held on 2nd Friday.

For more information contact: hello@dementiadisco.org, or call 0300 102 7042 or visit the Dementia Disco website https://portal.dementiadisco.org/

Find out a bit more about Dementia Disco

Dementia Disco was founded by Kate, Phil and Nick who all had family members living with dementia.

Kate and Nick’s dad was only 66 when he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. There were dementia groups in his area and many of them used music in some way but it often involved singing along to songs from the 40s and 50s. Born in 1950, Kate and Nick’s dad was into music from the 60s and 70s, so it wasn’t a big surprise that these songs didn’t mean much to him.

Phil's gran, Margaret, developed vascular dementia in her early 90s. Phil lost the independent, piano playing, jigsaw loving woman she knew too quickly. Losing someone to dementia is losing someone twice. Starting the Dementia Disco is Phil's way of creating memories of fun with the person you remember them to be and giving them the chance to be their true selves again.

We had identified a gap in our community for activities for younger people living with dementia. Unlike other dementia groups that run during working hours, our discos are held at the weekends and are open to friends and family. We love to see multiple generations dance together.

Our discos are also an opportunity to give the carer a rest as they can stay at home and have a family member or friend bring the person with dementia to the disco.

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