Cromarty Clubs, Groups and Organisations
Cromarty Community Development Trust
CCDT is a private not-for-profit limited by guarantee company, set up in May 2017 by previous members of the Cromarty & District Community Council, to carry out projects that benefit the community. Not-for-profit means that any profit made goes back into the company to be used for the community.
For more information about our activities please use our Facebook page 
(A new website will be coming soon)
You can also contact us by email - cromartydevelopmenttrust@gmail.com
Cromarty Allotments & Gardens Society
Supports and encourages gardening of all kinds, especially the growing of food
Keith Greenfield (chairman)
Cromarty Arts Trust (www.cromartyartstrust.org.uk)
Promotes the arts, education, environment, Highland history and the conservation of buildings of historical or architectural importance
Gail Cox (Administration Officer)/Nicki Slater (Arts Development Officer)
Telephone: 01381 600354 - Email: info@cromartyartstrust.org.uk
Cromarty Baby and Toddler Playgroup
Meets in the Victoria Hall, on Tuesdays (during term-time), from 10.00–11.30 a.m.
It is a time for parents and carers from the surrounding area to meet and let their little ones play.
Tea and Coffee provided. £1.50 per session.
There is a Cromarty Baby and Toddler Facebook group at
Cromarty Community Rowing Club (Website)
We are coastal rowing Club from Cromarty in the North East of Scotland.
Contact us via
Cromarty Boat Club (website)
Competitions, cruises, social activities for sail and power boat enthusiasts
Ann Lloyd (secretary) Email - Secretary@CromartyBoatClub.org
Cromarty Bowling Club (website)
Outdoor bowling at the Green from May to September; indoor bowling (short mat) in the Victoria Hall from November to April — individual coaching and start-up equipment provided
Alex Wilson (president) Telephone: 01381 600718
Cromarty Camera Club (website)
The Black Isle's only camera club meets in the Cromarty Victoria Hall on Thursday evenings at 7.30pm - Contact cromartycameraclub@gmail.com
Cromarty Community Rowing Club
Cromarty's coastal rowing club
Corrie Jeffrey (chair)
Cromarty History Society and Friends of the Courthouse Museum (website)
Promotes the study of the history of Cromarty and meets monthly from September to April
Gillian McNaught (contact)
Cromarty and Resolis Film Society and Cinema (website)
The Society provides a year-round programme of events with discounted rates during the annual Film Festival and access to a members' only film library.
Cromarty and Resolis Lifeboat Branch
Supports the work of the RNLI and raises funds for lifeboat crews around Scotland, including the lifeboat based in Invergordon
Evelyn Wilson (chairman) Telephone: 01381 600718
Cromarty Tennis and Sports Club (website)
Mary Peteranna (contact)
telephone: 01381 600726 email
Court bookings to Vicky Benjamin
Fourways Club
Friendly social club for over 60s with speakers, outings and special activities; meets weekly in Victoria Hall
Friends of Hugh Miller (website)
Contact by email on secretary@thefriendsofhughmiller.org.uk
Friends of the East Church (website)
Meets on the first Friday of month for church cleaning and chat; also operates a rota for opening and closing church
David Alston (contact) telephone: 01381 600243
Mindfulness Group
We follow the teachings on Engaged Buddhism of Thich Nhat Hanh.
We do mindful sitting, walking, speaking and listening then have an optional cup of tea and discussioWe have quarterly days of mindfulness in various parts of the Highlands. All welcome whether you are new to Mindfulness or not, practice any religion or none.
Maggie Dove (contact) telephone: 01381 610212
Urquhart Snooker Club
Meets in Bank Street
Kenneth MacFarlane (contact) telephone: 07760246904 email: info@cromartyarms.com