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Selly Oak District Activities and Events Calendar –February 2013 Selly Oak District Activities and Events Calendar –February 2013 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Useful Contacts: 1 2 3 Produced by Birmingham City Maypole Children’s Centre Free BabyCafe 10.30 – 12 noon MP & Join the Rangers Council’s Selly Oak District Allens Croft Children’s Centre 0121 675 0362 11.30 - 1.30pm breastfeeding mums & babies. Councillor’s surgeries @ Christ Hedglaying at If you would like to receive Brandwood Centre: 0121 443 3310 --------------------------------- Church, 953 Pershore Road, Hazelwell Park Parent & Toddler Group at Stirchley Selly Park, B29 7PS 10am-2pm an electronic copy of this Christ Church 0121 471 2379 Community Centre 10.00 am – 12.00 noon ------------------------------- monthly events calendar please Cocks Moors Woods Leisure Centre: 0121 464 1996 Druids Heath Library: 0121 303 7171 ----------------------------- Martial Arts Academy Teen contact Casey Wilson on Masefield Community Centre: 0121 476 9063 Family History Group at Druids Heath Library and Little Dragons (0121) 464 9072 or Reameadow Children’s Centre: 0121 458 2376 10am-12noon 4-5pm at the Brandwood Selly Manor: 0121 472 0199 --------------------------- Centre for more information [email protected] Stirchley Community Centre: 0121 464 0886 Coffee Morning at Yardley Wood Library call 07967003559 Yardley Wood Library: 0121 464 2110 10am-12noon. Information correct at time of publishing. However, we do recommend contacting individual centres to confirm activity date ------------------------- and time. If no contact details are provided please call the District Office 0121 464 9072 Coffee morning at Selly Oak Library 11am-12noon(adults) 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Parent & Toddlers group at Stirchley Community Centre T Dance at Stirchley Community Centre Parent & Toddlers at ‘Harborne Heartbeat’, Heart Support Activity Club (8 -12 yrs) at Stirchley 12.00-4.00pm Billesley Play Treeplanting with 10.00 am –12.00 pm 1.30-4.30pm Stirchley Community Centre Community Centre 5.30-7.00pm Centre Open Access Playwork the Rangers at Group @ The Kenrick Centre, Mill Farm ----------------------------------- ------------------------------- 10.00 am –12.00 pm ---------------------------- ages 5-13years. Hazelwell Park Road, Harborne, B17 0QX, 12.30-1.30pm - Musical Babies @ All Saints Centre 1.15-2.30pm Meditation Matters at Christ Coffee morning at Christ Church Pershore 0121 303 9984 10am-2pm ------------------- 10.30-11.50am ---------------------------------- Church call Julie Skipp 01564 822525 Road– All Welcome 10.30am-12.00noon -------------------------- ------------------------ Beavers, Cubs and Scouts ----------------------------- 1 – 2.30pm Parent & Toddler Group at Christ Church, 953 Also 6.45-7.45pm Kingfishers a club with a --------------------------- Novel Knitting Group at Druids Martial Arts at Christ Church 953 Ninjitsu at Stirchley Community Centre Pershore Road, B29 7PS Christian ethos for children aged 7-11yrs. Patacakes at Warstock Community Centre Heath Library 11am-12noon Competition at Pershore Road 6-9pm 7.30-9.30pm Also at Christ Church from 5pm Rainbows, Brownies and Guides ---------------------------------- 9.30-11.30am. £1.50 -------------------------- Cocks Moors --------------------- ---------------------------- and 7.45 – 8.45pm Not just Zumba – Instructor Jenny Connor Stay and Play at Reameadow Children’s ----------------------------- Craft Club at Selly Oak Library Woods Leisure Active Leisure at the 7.00-9.00pm Youth Club at Masefield 07789 717101 £3.50 per session Centre 1.15-2.30pm Mr Shambuyi at Stirchley Community Centre 11am-12noon for up to 10yrs Centre call Brandwood Centre Community Centre ------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 7.30-9.00pm ---------------------------- 0121 464 1996 10am-3pm For secondary school children Under 5’s Story Time at Selly Oak Library 10.15-10.45am Babies on move @ Maypole CC Chinese New Year Crafts at For more details 9.30 - 11.30am £1.50 Stirchley Library 2-3pm 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Stirchley Neighbourhood Forum meeting at Stirchley Com Church Selly Park Garden Club Stirchley Stitchers @ Every Thursday Walking Group at 10am Crosspatches (Needle work) at Stirchley Afternoon Tea Dance at Christ Mr Shambuyi Hazelwell Street with special guest Robert Grosvenor (Chairman 7.30pm at King Edwards School Sports Stirchley Community Centre in the Car Park at Cotteridge Park. Community Centre 10am-12noon Church, 953 Pershore Road. Church Service of Lifford Business Assoc) 7.30pm start. Pavilion off Eastern Road, Selly Park 1.30-3.30pm -------------------------------- --------------------------------------- 2.00-4.15pm £2 per person. at Stirchley --------------------------------------- £3 entry. Enquiries to 0121 472 1988 ----------------------- Free Health Checks at Druids Heath Open Access with Billesley Play Centre ------------------------------- Community Urdu/Arabic class for children at Stirchley Community Centre ----------------------------------- 4.00-5.59pm Afterschool Library 11am-12noon 3.30-6.00pm at Pentecostal Church Hall Martial Arts Competition at 5.30-7pm Bingo at The Brandwood Centre 1-3pm Club at Masefield ------------------------------ Billesley Cocks Moors Woods Leisure Centre -------------------------------------- £1.20 per person. Community Centre for 14th-16th Festival of Love in Stirchley visit 0121 303 9984 Centre call 0121 464 1996 for 11am-2pm Baby Group at Reameadow Children’s Centre 1.30-2.30pm ------------------------------------- 5yrs - Junior School. stirchleyprospects.wordpress.com for ------------------------------------ organiser’s details. ---------------------------------- Story Tots @ Stirchley Library more info Ann Bennett at Yardley Wood Library to talk Tai Chi at Yardley Wood Library 3-4pm 9.45-10.15am about her new novel 10.30-11.30am 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Playscheme at Masefield Community Centre 18th-22nd Feb. Creative Support at Stirchley Community 6.30-8.30pm Housing Tai Chi at Cotteridge Park from 10.30am Growing Together @ Maypole 2-3pm Teenage Reading rd 10am-3pm. Suitable for 5-11yrs. Activities include - Arts and Centre 11am-2pm Liaison Board 3 Weds of in the tennis courts. Community Centre 1.30 - 3.00pm £1.50 Group at Druids Heath Crafts, Board games, Sports etc. ---------------------------- the month at Masefield --------------------------- (Young Parents group starting 1st of Feb) Library ----------------------------------------------- Open Access with Billesley Play Centre Community Centre th nd 12.30pm - 1.30pm - Musical Babies @ All The Terrifying Tudors at Selly Manor 18 – 22 February (Half 3.30-6.00pm at Pentecostal Church Hall ----------------------- ----------------------------------- Saints Centre Term) 10am – 5pm no booking required More Info Billesley 0121 303 9984 Children’s French Lessons Children’s Urdu/Arabic class at Stirchley ---------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ at Stirchley Community Community Centre 5.30-7.00pm Under 5’s Story Time at Druids Heath Busy Feet @ Warstock Community Centre 9.30 to 11.30am £1.50 Police Drop in Surgery @ Druids Heath Centre 4-5pm Library 11-11.30am Library 11am-12noon 25 26 27 28 9.30am-2.30pm Karate at Stirchley Com Centre 6-9pm 10.00am-12.00noon 55’s Sports injury/Massage @ Stirchley Com ‘Little Nippers’ at Masefield Community Centre for ages 2years ---------------------------- Group at Masefield Centre 0121 444 5814 Appointment only. plus. Please contact Martin Griffin 0121 476 9063 9.30am-2.30pm Community Centre (Activity ---------------------------------- More Info ‘Little Nippers’ at Masefield Com Centre for group for those aged 55 and 9.00am-11.00am Stay & Play St Judes ------------------------------- ages 2years plus. Please contact Martin over) School All Women’s Group at the Brandwood Centre 12noon-3pm £1 per Griffin 0121 476 9063 ------------------------------ -------------------------------- person More Info Billesley Bunnies @ Holy 11+ open access at Warstock Com -------------------------------- ----------------------------- Cross Church Hall 9.30 to Centre 7.15-9.15pm call 0121 303 9984 Family History Group @ Yardley Wood Library 10.00am to 12noon 5.30-7.30pm Homework Club at Masefield 11.30am (this is a parent ------------------------------ -------------------------------- Community Centre for children in secondary run stay & play group) Coffee Morning at Druids Heath Library Homework Club at Yardley Wood Library 3.30-4.30pm school. 11am-12noon .
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