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A church hall in Gronau Leine where the Gospelchor Joy meets every Monday from 18:30 to 20:30 to sing Gospels, Spirituals, and pop music.

The Gospel choir "Soulful Swinging Singers" was founded here in autumn 1995 and continues to meet for weekly rehearsals, hosting community groups for singing and music activities.

A local restaurant serving as the meeting place for the Frauenchor KLANGVOLL e.V. Gronau choir, where members gather every Thursday for rehearsals with a focus on fun and community.

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A community space in Gronau that hosts the Move & Shine e.V. course room, offering a welcoming atmosphere with ample parking for cars and bicycles.

Das Bereitschaftsheim in Gronau dient als Treffpunkt für die DRK-Bereitschaft Gronau, wo wöchentlich Dienstabende stattfinden und eine Weihnachtsfeier organisiert wird.

Das Altenheim in Gronau wurde von der Bereitschaft unterstützt, um beim Hochwasser Barrieren mit Sandsäcken zu bauen und Pumpen sowie den Pegelstand der Leine zu kontrollieren.

A venue where the FWZ held its members' assembly, where the board reported on activities and conducted elections, indicating it welcomes community groups for meetings.

A church in Gronau (Leine) that hosts religious services, including Easter Sunday services and children's church events like 'Gottes Herde'. Community groups meet there for worship, music, and family activities.

A location in Wallenstedt used by the connected parish of 'Gronau Stadt und Land' for regional Pentecost festivals, featuring a joint church service, children's programs, and refreshments. The venue welcomes community collaboration with organizations like the DRK.

A meeting point in Gronau (Leine) located at An der Klostermauer 6, where the 'Gottes Herde' children's church group gathers for Sunday activities, including guided hikes to the Beusterburg archaeological site.

A historic neogothic church in Gronau (Leine) with a 15th-century altar and a significant 19th-century organ, serving as a place of worship and community gatherings.