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They Came, They Sawed, They Conquered – Penge Men in Sheds

Penge’s Men in Sheds are a regular presence at local events, selling lovely handcrafted nick nacks, usually created from old re-purposed wood, at ridiculously cheap prices.  But what is Men in Sheds?

The Men’s Shed concept brings together older men in a space with which they are comfortable. They can socialise and carry out activities that bring benefit to the local community and charities.  Men can meet up to use their existing skills, learn new skills, share ideas or just put the world to rights over a cup of tea. It’s about friendship, fun and getting out.

Men In Sheds Penge was set up in 2014 and mainly a wood workshop, with commissions ranging from a santa sleigh, a full sized Tardis, elephants, reindeer,  planters and benches. Members can work together on the various commissions, work on their own projects or just drink a cuppa and put the world to rights.
The Penge shed is at Kingsdale House, Kingsdale Road, SE20 7PR and is open Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 till 15:30, while Thursday is Women in Sheds day.
For more information contact the Shedders at https://www.facebook.com/groups/meninshedspenge/. You can also help keep them running by donating here https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-display/showROFundraiserPage?pageId=1063513
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'They Came, They Sawed, They Conquered – Penge Men in Sheds' have 2 comments

  1. 9th August 2021 @ 7:26 pm Jennie Gordon

    My husband had mild dementia and I feel Men in Sheds might just be what he needs. Would that be possible do you think. He is 78 years old and could do with meeting new people

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    • 9th August 2021 @ 8:49 pm Paul Mawdesley

      Definitely. Contact them, I’m sure they would be welcoming.

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