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Activities on a Thursday Updated – July 2015 Arts & Crafts All Details Correct at Time of Publishing Activities on a Thursday Updated – July 2015 Arts & Crafts All details correct at time of publishing Thursdays £3.00 The Hub 9.30 am Christchurch Street - Please ring to Fenton 12.30 pm book a place Stoke-on-Trent Art & Craft activities ST3 4AN (tel) (01782) 792422 Thursdays £7 The Scout Hut 10 am – 12 noon Fowlchurch Road Please ring to Leek book a place Staffs. S136AT ELITE North Staffs. - Arts & Crafts (tel) (01782) 565723 Painting, drawing, 3D modelling, flower arranging, and much more Thursdays £2 Port Vale Football Club 10 am - 12 noon Hamil Road No need to Burslem book, just Stoke-on-Trent come along Port Vale FC Knit & Chat RUN BY AGE UK Contact: Jenny Bell Please bring along any knitting needles (tel) (01782) 200739 or 286209 or wool you may have For ages 50 plus Thursdays Free The American Clubhouse 10.00 am 148 Waterloo Road - No need to Burslem Brighter Futures Clubhouse network 4.00 pm book, just Stoke-on-Trent For people with mental health issues come along (tel) (01782) 835220 People with dual diagnosis are welcome Art workshop Thursdays A small Bentilee Library 12 noon – 4 pm charge may Bentilee Neighbourhood centre apply Dawlish Drive Bentilee No need to Stoke-on-Trent Adult Craft at Bentilee Library book, just ST2 0EU come along (tel) (01782) 231315 Thursdays Free entry Creative Support 2 – 4 pm 1 Longfield Road Refreshments Hartshill from 50p Stoke-on-Trent ST4 6QN Knit & Knatter Contact: Danielle Felix (tel) (01782) 620553 Mobile: 07815500359 Bingo Thursdays Prices vary Joiner’s Square Community centre 7.30 – 9.00 pm Cornes Street No need to Hanley book, just Stoke-on-Trent come along ST1 3JA Joiners Square Community centre Contact: Bingo Nicola Craggs (tel) 07883997591 Cafes Mon - Fri Prices vary St. Albans Community centre Finstock Avenue 8.30 am No need to Blurton Café Connect - book, just Stoke-on-Trent Serving good quality food at 2.00 pm come along reasonable prices Mon - Fri Prices vary Bentilee Neighbourhood centre 9.00 am Dawlish Drive – No need to Bentilee Stoke-on-Trent Bentilee Neighbourhood centre 3.00 pm book, just St2 0EU community café come along Call in for a meal or a snack Mon – Fri Prices vary St. John’s Welcome centre 10.00 am Greasley Road - No need to Abbey Hulton The Lunchbox café 2.00 pm book, just Stoke-on-Trent come along ST2 8JE Serving delicious breakfasts and lunches Thursdays Prices vary 1252 Leek Road 7.30 am Abbey Hulton - 2.30 pm No need to Stoke-on-Trent ST2 8BP Truly Scrumptious book, just (tel) (01782) 535800 A choice of great food, and a relaxing come along atmosphere Mon – Fri Prices vary 29 Charles Street 9.00 am No need to Hanley - book, just Stoke-on-Trent WRVS Café 4.00 pm come along St1 3JP (tel) (01782) 213489 A convenient and friendly place to stop when you are shopping in Hanley Mon – Fri Prices vary Elite North Staffordshire 9.15 am – 4.15 pm The Pavillion Clough Hall Park Kidsgrove Stoke-on-Trent ELITE Café ST7 1AN (tel) (01782) 565723 Come and join us at this friendly cafe Mon – Sat Prices vary Potteries Museum & Art Gallery 10.00 am Bethesda Street - No need to City Centre (Hanley) The Potteries Museum 5.00 pm book, just Stoke-on-Trent & Art Gallery café Sun come along ST1 3DW 2.00 – 5.00 pm After you have looked at the Museum, why not call in for a meal or a snack Thursdays Prices vary Fenton Manor Sports complex 8.30 am – 8.00 pm City Road No need to Fenton Riptide Café Bar book, just Stoke-on-Trent come along (tel) (01782) 233222 Enjoy either a bite to eat or a drink in our fully licensed café, open 7 days a week Thursdays Prices vary Dimensions Leisure centre 10.00 am Scotia Road – 8.00 pm No need to Burslem Dimensions café bar book, just Stoke-on-Trent come along (tel) (01782) 233500 A licensed café bar serving great Italian coffee Tues, Wed & Thurs Free entry Cornerstone café 9. am – 2.15 pm Mill Street No need to Silverdale Newcastle-under-Lyme book, just Staffs. Cornerstone café come along ST5 6PF Run by Landau. A relaxed venue with (tel) (01782) 201019 very reasonable prices Mon – Fri Prices vary Tunstall Park 9.00 am – 3.00 pm off Victoria Park Road (4.00 pm in No need to Tunstall good weather book, just Stoke-on-Trent Tunstall Floral café come along (tel) (01782) 237815 Enjoy a drink or a meal in this friendly cafe Thursdays Free Newcastle Community Fire Station 9 am – 12 noon Knutton Lane No need to Newcastle-under-Lyme book, just Timebanking Community Cafe Staffs. come along ST5 2SL Share skills, take part in activities, find out information and enjoy refreshments Mon – Fri Prices vary Whitfield Valley centre 9.00 am Fegg Hayes Road – No need to Fegg Hayes Whitfield Valley centre community 1.00 pm book, just Stoke -on -Trent cafe come along ST6 6QR A friendly café where you can relax (tel) (01782) 878843 and enjoy a meal or a drink, and find out what is going on at the centre Mon - Fri Prices vary 495 Hartshill Road 8.00 am – 4.00 pm Hartshill (this may vary No need to Stoke-on-Trent Café Divine according to book, just ST4 6AA demand) come along (tel) (01782) 911519 A chilled coffee lounge, & a divine experience!! Thursdays Prices vary Werrington Methodist Church 10 am – 1 pm Ash Bank Road No need to Werrington book, just Stoke-on-Trent The Ash cafe come along Complementary Therapies Thursdays TBC Meir Park Community Hall 10.45 Lysander Road - Please ring to Meir Park 11.45 am book a place Stoke-on-Trent ST3 7TW Home Holisrtics - Mixed Ability Yoga (tel) 07887 818028 Thursdays TBC Newcastle Chiropractors 6-7 pm Blackfriars Road Please ring to Newcastle-under-Lyme book a place Staffs. ST5 2ED Home Holistics - Mixed Ability Yoga by Home Holistics (tel) 07887 818028 Thursdays £4 per class, St. Paul’s Church 6 – 8 pm or £6 for both Longton Hall Road Longton Stoke-on-Trent Staffs. Zumba and Pilates ST3 2EL Contact: Janet (tel) 07765966911 Thursdays TBC Lifestyle Fitness 7.30 – 8.15 pm Victoria Road Please ring to Fenton book a place Stoke-on-Trent Home Holistics - Mixed Ability Yoga (tel) 07887 818028 Cookery Thursdays £7.50 The Scout Hut 10 am – 12 noon Fowlchurch Road Please ring to Leek ELITE North Staffs. - Cookery book a place Staffs. ST13 AT Learn independent living skills with this (tel) (01782) 565723 cookery group. Learn kitchen safety, and make meals you can take home. Thursdays £10 for 1 Shine Support Services 10 am – 12 noon session, £20 Hsregate Community centre if you want to 46 Queens Drive (The afternoon lstay all day Leek session runs from Staffs. 1 – 3pm) Includes ST13 6DJ Dine and Shine unlimited refreshments (tel) 07850 421838 Email: No need to [email protected] Cook something that you want for your book, just lunch, then eat it at the centre come along (Afternoon – Photo crazy) Thursdays £7.50 per ELITE North Staffordshire session The Pavilion 2 – 4 pm Chesterton Please ring to Newcastle-under-Lyme ELITE North Staffs. - Basic Cookery book a place Staffs. with Julie ST5 7EP (tel) (01782) 565723 Cycling Tues – Fri: Membership Westport Lake 10am – 3 pm costs £5 per Westport Lake Road Sat: year, and Middleport by appointment cycle hire Stoke-on-Trent only costs £3 per ST6 4RZ Green Door Project Cycle hire hour Standard and adapted cycles to suit a (tel) 07824 473432 range of disabilities are available Email: [email protected] Please bring ID with you that has your full name and address, such as a recent utility bill or passport Dance Mondays £2 Kidsgrove Care Solutions and Kidsgrove Cricket Club Thursdays Please ring to Kinnersley Ground Kidsgrove 2 – 3 pm book a place Stoke-on-Trent Dance and Drama with Denise ST7 1AN Contact: Mick (tel) 07988 722146 or Wendy (tel) 07917 130264 Email: [email protected] Thursdays There may be Smallthorne Community centre 1 - 3.30 pm a small 37 Community Drive charge Smallthorne Stoke-on-Trent No need to ST6 1RU Sequence dancing book, just come along (tel) (01782) 839280 Thursdays £4.00 Dimensions Leisure centre 5.45 Scotia Road - Please ring to Burslem 6.45 pm book a place Stoke-on-Trent ST6 4ET Zumba (tel) (01782) 233500 Thursdays £4.00 Wallace Sports & Education centre 7.30 Reduced rates Abbotts Road - for Energise Abbey Hulton card holders Stoke-on-Trent 8.30 pm Please ring to ST2 8DU book a place Zumba (tel) (01782) 233555 Thursdays There may be Smallthorne Community centre 8 – 10 pm a small 37 Community Drive charge Smallthorne Stoke-on-Trent Please ring to ST6 1RU Line Dancing book a place Contact: Barbara (tel) 07880 705419 Drama Mondays £2 Kidsgrove Care Solutions and Kidsgrove Cricket Club Kinnersley Ground Thursdays Please ring to Kidsgrove 2 – 3 pm book a place Stoke-on-Trent ST7 1AN Contact: Dance and Drama with Denise Mick (tel) 07988 722146 or Wendy (tel) 07917 130264 Email: [email protected] Libraries Blurton Community Hub Library Thursdays Free Blurton Community Hub 10.00 am Ingestre Suqare - Finstock Avenue 3.00 pm Blurton Stoke-on-Trent ST3 3JT (tel) (01782) 409694 Bentilee Library Thursdays Free Dawlish Drive 9.00 am Bentilee - Stoke-on-Trent ST2 0EU 6.00 pm (tel) (01782) 231315 City Central Library (Hanley) Thursdays Free Bethesda Street 9.00 am Hanley - Stoke-on-Trent 6.00 pm ST1 3RS (tel) (01782) 238455 Longton Library Thursdays Free Longton Library 10.00 am Sutherland Institute – 2.00 pm Longton Stoke-on-Trent ST3 4HY (tel) (01782) 238424 Meir Library Thursdays Free Sandon Road 10.00 am Meir – 2.00 pm Stoke-on-Trent ST3 7DJ (tel) (01782) 237559 Stoke Library Thursdays Free Stoke Local centre 8.45 am – 5.00 pm South Wolfe Street Stoke-on-Trent ST4 4SZ (tel) (01782) 238446 Tunstall Library Thursdays Free Tunstall Library
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