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Rainbows girls ages 5-7 years. Cullen Rainbows meet weekly during school terms. We enjoy being outdoors, learning about the world, making new friends, trying new things and, of course, having fun!

An informal and sociable group, encouraging enjoyment of drawing and painting in any media. Members come from Cullen and the surrounding area and have different talents and abilities.

The Group meets at Cullen Community Centre every Tuesday morning between 09.30 and 12.30, breaking for coffee and a chat at 11.00. A small charge of £1.50 is made each session to cover all costs.

An annual exhibition is held where members are encouraged to display their work of the previous year.

Cullen Brownies girls ages 7-10 years. Cullen Brownies meet weekly during school terms. We enjoy getting outdoors, learning new skills, helping the local community, making new friends, trying new things and, of course, having fun!

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Cullen Football Club were founded in September 1890. At that time they played their games on the Cullen Links, on what is now the 17th fairway of Cullen’s golf course. They entered their first competition the following month, in the Banffshire Charity Cup, along with Gordon Highlanders, Dufftown, Keith, Portsoy Thistle and Buckie Union (union of Buckie FC and Thistle FC, who would later go on to become Buckie Thistle). The cup was won by Keith.

Today, Cullen play in the Abbeyside league.

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Email: iainmair@cullenfc.co.uk

Cullen Guides meet weekly during school terms. We’re a worldwide organisation, involving 10 to 15 year old girls.
Activities involve: outdoors, life skills, making decisions, trying new things and, of course, having fun!

Adult Badminton Club

Bowling & Tennis Club catering for all age groups. Two hard court tennis courts and two bowling greens.

Four short carpets for indoor bowling and large hall available for hire.

Cullen is a traditional Scottish links course with magnificent views over the Moray Firth where dolphins are regularly seen. The club was founded in 1870 and the first nine holes were laid out by old Tom Morris. It was upgraded to 18 holes by Charlie Neaves.

The Ramblers meet on alternate Tuesdays and usually walk for about 2 hours. Membership at the moment is 30 – with usual attendance of 18/24. Members have to take it in turn to arrange a walk, transport (if required) and any eating places. We always picnic in the summer months.