Gore Bridge Club
Join the welcoming Gore Bridge Club, a friendly community in Gore, Southland, where bridge enthusiasts gather for engaging card games and social connections. Established in October 1963, with some original members still playing, we boast around 60 members who enjoy weekly sessions on Monday nights and Friday afternoons. Our popular annual tournaments, including the Junior and Intermediate in May and the Open B in October, add excitement to the year. At just $85 annually, plus $6 per session (and a plate on Fridays), it's an affordable, entertaining way to stay mentally sharp. Casual players are always welcome!
Upcoming Events
Mon 03 Aug 2026
06:50 pm
Monday Evening Bridge Sessions
About This Weekly Bridge Activity Members of the Gore Bridge Club often share how their weekly games bring a sense of camaraderie and mental sharpness to their routines. "It's the highlight of my week—great company and a challenging game," says one long-time player. This activity centres on duplicate bridge, a strategic card game that sharpens focus and encourages teamwork. Open to all ages and skill levels, it's perfect for newcomers and seasoned players alike, fostering connections in a welcoming environment. Weekly sessions run on Monday nights, starting at 6:50pm seated for a 7:00pm start, lasting about 120 minutes. The entry fee is $6 table money per session, making it an affordable way to enjoy this timeless hobby. No prior experience is needed—casual players are most welcome, and the club provides guidance for beginners. With approximately 60 members, including some from the club's founding in October 1963, the group offers a friendly atmosphere where everyone can participate. Bridge isn't just a game; it's a healthy, entertaining night out that promotes social bonds and cognitive benefits. The club's annual subscription is around $85, unlocking access to these sessions plus Friday afternoons and two popular tournaments: the Junior and Intermediate Tournament at the end of May, and the Open B Tournament in October. Whether you're looking to meet locals or refine your skills, these gatherings build community spirit in Gore. 🃏 Who it's for: All ages, from beginners to experienced players—casual visitors welcome Key features: Duplicate bridge games with a focus on strategy and fun Benefits: Boosts mental agility, encourages social interaction, and provides a low-cost entertainment option Requirements: No special equipment needed; just bring your enthusiasm Accessibility: Sessions held year-round, with affordable fees to suit everyone Pricing notes: $6 per Monday session; annual sub $85 for full membership perks The Gore Bridge Club emphasises value, with sessions doubling as a chance to unwind and connect. Many members appreciate the consistent schedule, which fits easily into busy lives while offering lasting friendships. It's a hobby that delivers both challenge and relaxation, all within a supportive club setting. 📅 Where to Find Us Nestled in the heart of Gore, Southland, the Gore Bridge Club serves as a hub for local hobbyists and card enthusiasts. The clubrooms are at 18 Traford Street, opposite the Anglican Church, in a quiet, community-oriented spot that's easy to reach. This location reflects Gore's close-knit vibe, where residents come together for shared interests like bridge. As part of the broader Otago Southland bridge network, the club draws players from the surrounding area, enhancing regional ties. Whether you're a local or visiting, the venue provides a comfortable space for weekly games, contributing to the town's lively community scene. Contact Pam at gore.bridge@xtra.co.nz or 027 675 6677 for more details, or visit the website. It's a spot where tradition meets ongoing engagement, keeping the game alive since 1963. 🌟
Gore, Southland
Fri 07 Aug 2026
01:20 pm
Monday Evening Bridge Sessions
About This Weekly Bridge Activity Members of the Gore Bridge Club often share how their weekly games bring a sense of camaraderie and mental sharpness to their routines. "It's the highlight of my week—great company and a challenging game," says one long-time player. This activity centres on duplicate bridge, a strategic card game that sharpens focus and encourages teamwork. Open to all ages and skill levels, it's perfect for newcomers and seasoned players alike, fostering connections in a welcoming environment. Weekly sessions run on Monday nights, starting at 6:50pm seated for a 7:00pm start, lasting about 120 minutes. The entry fee is $6 table money per session, making it an affordable way to enjoy this timeless hobby. No prior experience is needed—casual players are most welcome, and the club provides guidance for beginners. With approximately 60 members, including some from the club's founding in October 1963, the group offers a friendly atmosphere where everyone can participate. Bridge isn't just a game; it's a healthy, entertaining night out that promotes social bonds and cognitive benefits. The club's annual subscription is around $85, unlocking access to these sessions plus Friday afternoons and two popular tournaments: the Junior and Intermediate Tournament at the end of May, and the Open B Tournament in October. Whether you're looking to meet locals or refine your skills, these gatherings build community spirit in Gore. 🃏 Who it's for: All ages, from beginners to experienced players—casual visitors welcome Key features: Duplicate bridge games with a focus on strategy and fun Benefits: Boosts mental agility, encourages social interaction, and provides a low-cost entertainment option Requirements: No special equipment needed; just bring your enthusiasm Accessibility: Sessions held year-round, with affordable fees to suit everyone Pricing notes: $6 per Monday session; annual sub $85 for full membership perks The Gore Bridge Club emphasises value, with sessions doubling as a chance to unwind and connect. Many members appreciate the consistent schedule, which fits easily into busy lives while offering lasting friendships. It's a hobby that delivers both challenge and relaxation, all within a supportive club setting. 📅 Where to Find Us Nestled in the heart of Gore, Southland, the Gore Bridge Club serves as a hub for local hobbyists and card enthusiasts. The clubrooms are at 18 Traford Street, opposite the Anglican Church, in a quiet, community-oriented spot that's easy to reach. This location reflects Gore's close-knit vibe, where residents come together for shared interests like bridge. As part of the broader Otago Southland bridge network, the club draws players from the surrounding area, enhancing regional ties. Whether you're a local or visiting, the venue provides a comfortable space for weekly games, contributing to the town's lively community scene. Contact Pam at gore.bridge@xtra.co.nz or 027 675 6677 for more details, or visit the website. It's a spot where tradition meets ongoing engagement, keeping the game alive since 1963. 🌟
Gore, Southland
Mon 10 Aug 2026
06:50 pm
Monday Evening Bridge Sessions
About This Weekly Bridge Activity Members of the Gore Bridge Club often share how their weekly games bring a sense of camaraderie and mental sharpness to their routines. "It's the highlight of my week—great company and a challenging game," says one long-time player. This activity centres on duplicate bridge, a strategic card game that sharpens focus and encourages teamwork. Open to all ages and skill levels, it's perfect for newcomers and seasoned players alike, fostering connections in a welcoming environment. Weekly sessions run on Monday nights, starting at 6:50pm seated for a 7:00pm start, lasting about 120 minutes. The entry fee is $6 table money per session, making it an affordable way to enjoy this timeless hobby. No prior experience is needed—casual players are most welcome, and the club provides guidance for beginners. With approximately 60 members, including some from the club's founding in October 1963, the group offers a friendly atmosphere where everyone can participate. Bridge isn't just a game; it's a healthy, entertaining night out that promotes social bonds and cognitive benefits. The club's annual subscription is around $85, unlocking access to these sessions plus Friday afternoons and two popular tournaments: the Junior and Intermediate Tournament at the end of May, and the Open B Tournament in October. Whether you're looking to meet locals or refine your skills, these gatherings build community spirit in Gore. 🃏 Who it's for: All ages, from beginners to experienced players—casual visitors welcome Key features: Duplicate bridge games with a focus on strategy and fun Benefits: Boosts mental agility, encourages social interaction, and provides a low-cost entertainment option Requirements: No special equipment needed; just bring your enthusiasm Accessibility: Sessions held year-round, with affordable fees to suit everyone Pricing notes: $6 per Monday session; annual sub $85 for full membership perks The Gore Bridge Club emphasises value, with sessions doubling as a chance to unwind and connect. Many members appreciate the consistent schedule, which fits easily into busy lives while offering lasting friendships. It's a hobby that delivers both challenge and relaxation, all within a supportive club setting. 📅 Where to Find Us Nestled in the heart of Gore, Southland, the Gore Bridge Club serves as a hub for local hobbyists and card enthusiasts. The clubrooms are at 18 Traford Street, opposite the Anglican Church, in a quiet, community-oriented spot that's easy to reach. This location reflects Gore's close-knit vibe, where residents come together for shared interests like bridge. As part of the broader Otago Southland bridge network, the club draws players from the surrounding area, enhancing regional ties. Whether you're a local or visiting, the venue provides a comfortable space for weekly games, contributing to the town's lively community scene. Contact Pam at gore.bridge@xtra.co.nz or 027 675 6677 for more details, or visit the website. It's a spot where tradition meets ongoing engagement, keeping the game alive since 1963. 🌟
Gore, Southland
Fri 14 Aug 2026
01:20 pm
Monday Evening Bridge Sessions
About This Weekly Bridge Activity Members of the Gore Bridge Club often share how their weekly games bring a sense of camaraderie and mental sharpness to their routines. "It's the highlight of my week—great company and a challenging game," says one long-time player. This activity centres on duplicate bridge, a strategic card game that sharpens focus and encourages teamwork. Open to all ages and skill levels, it's perfect for newcomers and seasoned players alike, fostering connections in a welcoming environment. Weekly sessions run on Monday nights, starting at 6:50pm seated for a 7:00pm start, lasting about 120 minutes. The entry fee is $6 table money per session, making it an affordable way to enjoy this timeless hobby. No prior experience is needed—casual players are most welcome, and the club provides guidance for beginners. With approximately 60 members, including some from the club's founding in October 1963, the group offers a friendly atmosphere where everyone can participate. Bridge isn't just a game; it's a healthy, entertaining night out that promotes social bonds and cognitive benefits. The club's annual subscription is around $85, unlocking access to these sessions plus Friday afternoons and two popular tournaments: the Junior and Intermediate Tournament at the end of May, and the Open B Tournament in October. Whether you're looking to meet locals or refine your skills, these gatherings build community spirit in Gore. 🃏 Who it's for: All ages, from beginners to experienced players—casual visitors welcome Key features: Duplicate bridge games with a focus on strategy and fun Benefits: Boosts mental agility, encourages social interaction, and provides a low-cost entertainment option Requirements: No special equipment needed; just bring your enthusiasm Accessibility: Sessions held year-round, with affordable fees to suit everyone Pricing notes: $6 per Monday session; annual sub $85 for full membership perks The Gore Bridge Club emphasises value, with sessions doubling as a chance to unwind and connect. Many members appreciate the consistent schedule, which fits easily into busy lives while offering lasting friendships. It's a hobby that delivers both challenge and relaxation, all within a supportive club setting. 📅 Where to Find Us Nestled in the heart of Gore, Southland, the Gore Bridge Club serves as a hub for local hobbyists and card enthusiasts. The clubrooms are at 18 Traford Street, opposite the Anglican Church, in a quiet, community-oriented spot that's easy to reach. This location reflects Gore's close-knit vibe, where residents come together for shared interests like bridge. As part of the broader Otago Southland bridge network, the club draws players from the surrounding area, enhancing regional ties. Whether you're a local or visiting, the venue provides a comfortable space for weekly games, contributing to the town's lively community scene. Contact Pam at gore.bridge@xtra.co.nz or 027 675 6677 for more details, or visit the website. It's a spot where tradition meets ongoing engagement, keeping the game alive since 1963. 🌟
Gore, Southland
Mon 17 Aug 2026
06:50 pm
Monday Evening Bridge Sessions
About This Weekly Bridge Activity Members of the Gore Bridge Club often share how their weekly games bring a sense of camaraderie and mental sharpness to their routines. "It's the highlight of my week—great company and a challenging game," says one long-time player. This activity centres on duplicate bridge, a strategic card game that sharpens focus and encourages teamwork. Open to all ages and skill levels, it's perfect for newcomers and seasoned players alike, fostering connections in a welcoming environment. Weekly sessions run on Monday nights, starting at 6:50pm seated for a 7:00pm start, lasting about 120 minutes. The entry fee is $6 table money per session, making it an affordable way to enjoy this timeless hobby. No prior experience is needed—casual players are most welcome, and the club provides guidance for beginners. With approximately 60 members, including some from the club's founding in October 1963, the group offers a friendly atmosphere where everyone can participate. Bridge isn't just a game; it's a healthy, entertaining night out that promotes social bonds and cognitive benefits. The club's annual subscription is around $85, unlocking access to these sessions plus Friday afternoons and two popular tournaments: the Junior and Intermediate Tournament at the end of May, and the Open B Tournament in October. Whether you're looking to meet locals or refine your skills, these gatherings build community spirit in Gore. 🃏 Who it's for: All ages, from beginners to experienced players—casual visitors welcome Key features: Duplicate bridge games with a focus on strategy and fun Benefits: Boosts mental agility, encourages social interaction, and provides a low-cost entertainment option Requirements: No special equipment needed; just bring your enthusiasm Accessibility: Sessions held year-round, with affordable fees to suit everyone Pricing notes: $6 per Monday session; annual sub $85 for full membership perks The Gore Bridge Club emphasises value, with sessions doubling as a chance to unwind and connect. Many members appreciate the consistent schedule, which fits easily into busy lives while offering lasting friendships. It's a hobby that delivers both challenge and relaxation, all within a supportive club setting. 📅 Where to Find Us Nestled in the heart of Gore, Southland, the Gore Bridge Club serves as a hub for local hobbyists and card enthusiasts. The clubrooms are at 18 Traford Street, opposite the Anglican Church, in a quiet, community-oriented spot that's easy to reach. This location reflects Gore's close-knit vibe, where residents come together for shared interests like bridge. As part of the broader Otago Southland bridge network, the club draws players from the surrounding area, enhancing regional ties. Whether you're a local or visiting, the venue provides a comfortable space for weekly games, contributing to the town's lively community scene. Contact Pam at gore.bridge@xtra.co.nz or 027 675 6677 for more details, or visit the website. It's a spot where tradition meets ongoing engagement, keeping the game alive since 1963. 🌟
Gore, Southland
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