The Stilton Over 60s Club is run by a committee, and meets every Friday afternoon in the Church Meeting Room between 2pm and 4pm.

The usual pattern for the first part of the afternoon is that some members play dominoes and some play whist. Who ever wins the most games of dominoes and whist during the year gets to keep a cup for one year.
There's a break for tea and biscuits, and also the raffle.
The last half hour is then taken up with three games of bingo.

Some afternoons feature guest speakers covering such topics as country walks, musical entertainment, wildlife, recycling, mobility aids and other subjects of interest. Most of the services have given talks, including the Police, Fire Service, Pensions, Age Concern, etc.

There are outings several times during the year, including a trip to the coast in the summer, a mystery tour with a pub meal, a Christmas show, and there's also a Christmas Party.

During the year there are also fund raising events such as a coffee morning, afternoon tea, and a bingo evening.

The adopted badge is small and in the shape of a forget-me knot, which originally was the badge of the National Old Peoples' Welfare Council, before it was discontinued and reformed with the more socially acceptable name of Age Concern.