About the club
A village club, run for the village
We're more than just a club — we're a community. A place where friends meet, memories are made and everyone is welcome.
Who we are
The Robertsbridge Club sits on Station Road, in the middle of the village. It’s a social club in the old-fashioned sense: a bar, a pool table, a room for events, and a group of people glad to see you walk in.
There’s no dress code and nothing to prove. Some people come every week for the quiz or the pool; some come once a month for the live music; some just want a quiet drink somewhere friendly. All of that is fine by us.
As the sign on the front of the clubhouse has said for years: new members always welcome.
What we offer
Live music
Regular live acts through the year, from solo singers to full bands. Usually free to get in.
Quizzes and games
Quiz nights, darts and free pool every Thursday. Teams and singles both welcome.
Sport on the screen
The big matches are on, and there's always someone to watch them with.
A room to hire
Our function room is available for parties, celebrations, meetings and community events.
Our part in Robertsbridge
Village clubs like ours only work if people use them. Ours is somewhere neighbours meet, local musicians get a stage, groups find a room, and money spent at the bar goes back into keeping the place open.
You’ll find us at 10 Station Road, Robertsbridge, East Sussex, TN32 5DA.
Our history
We’d like to set out the club’s story properly — when it was founded, who kept it going and how the building came to look the way it does. Rather than guess at dates, this section is waiting on the committee.
If you know the history, or have old photographs of the club, we’d be delighted to hear from you.