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Activities on a Monday Updated – Jan 2017 Arts & Crafts All Details Correct at Time of Publishing Activities on a Monday Updated – Jan 2017 Arts & Crafts All details correct at time of publishing Mondays £2 .50, St. John’s Community centre 10 am – 12 noon Including Newcastle Road crafts, drinks Trent Vale St. John’s Community centre Crafty and toast Stoke-on-Trent Coffee ST4 6QD Craft and social opportunities for adults with a (tel) 07531 105853 learning disability. A Christian act of Worship Email: mike.stjohns@googlemail,com (optional) will take place once a month. Held on the 2 nd and Free Longton Elim Pentecostal Church 4th Carlisle Street Monday of the No need to Dresden Stoke-on-Trent month book, just ST3 4EN Craft Club 10 am – 12 noon come along (tel) (01782) 320008 Mondays £4 per Vicky’s Respite 10 am – 12 noon session Congleton Road Community centre Butt Lane No need to Stoke-on-Trent Chat & Craft Session book, just ST7 1ND come along With tea and toast Contact: Vicky Age 18 and over (tel) 07898 177685 or Lesley: 07523 229958 Mondays £5 Elite North Staffs. 10 am – 12 noon Birchall Pavillion Please ring to Cheddleton Road book a place Leek Staffs. Day ST13 5RE Expressive Arts Opportunities also available (tel) (01782) 565723/563299 [email protected] http://www.elitestaffordshire.co.uk/ Mondays £5 Because We Care 1 – 3 pm Carers free (Vicky’s Respite) 10 Tunstall Road Please ring to Bidduph Jewellery Making book a place Stoke-on-Trent ST8 6HH Mondays The 1 st 2 Fenton Community Hall 1 – 3 pm weeks are Manor Street free. After Fenton that it is £5 Stoke-on-Trent annual fee, ST4 2PT Art Class at Fenton Community Hall and £5 per month (tel) (01782) 747559 No need to book, just come along Mondays £1 Smallthorne Community centre 1.30 – 3.30 pm 37 Community Drive No need to Smallthorne book, just Stoke-on-Trent Craft Club come along ST6 1RU A friendly group who work on a variety Contact: Maureen Ashley of crafts. Tea, coffee and biscuits (tel) (01782) 839280 available Please bring your own craft supplies to use Mondays £1 Ford Green Hall 1.30 pm Ford Green Road Inc. tea/coffee Smallthorne Stoke-on-Trent No need to ST6 1NG book, just Embroidery Group come along (Partial wheelchair access) Mondays £1.75 Longton Community Church 2. – 4 pm Caroline Street Please ring to Longton Stoke-on-Trent book a place Longton Community Church ST3 1DE Knitters Contact: Jenny Bell (tel) (01782) 200739 For age 50 plus or (01782) 286209 Run by Age UK Mondays Free Tunstall Library 3 – 5 pm Victoria Institute The Boulevard No need to Tunstall book, just Stoke-on-Trent come along ST6 6BD (tel) (01782) 238471 Knitting & Crochet Group Mondays Free The Observatory 6 – 8 pm 17 Bucknall Old Road No need to Hanley Stoke-on-Trent book, just (tel) (01782) 272799 Brighter Futures Clubhouse network come along The Observatory Art Group Supporting you to improve your wellbeing For people with mental health issues People with dual diagnosis are welcome Bingo Mondays A small Whitfield Valley centre 6.30 – 8.30 pm charge may Fegg Hayes Road Fegg Hayes apply Stoke-on-Trent ST6 6QR No need to (tel) (01782) 878843 book, just Bingo come along Cafes Mon - Fri Prices vary St. Albans Community centre Finstock Avenue 8.30 am – 2 pm No need to Blurton Stoke-on-Trent Café Connect book, just Serving good quality food at come along reasonable prices Mon - Fri Prices vary Bentilee Neighbourhood centre 9 am – 3pm Dawlish Drive No need to Bentilee Stoke-on-Trent Bentilee Neighbourhood centre 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 am - 2 pm Greasley Road No need to Abbey Hulton Stoke-on-Trent book, just ST2 8JE The Lunchbox café come along Serving delicious breakfasts and lunches Mon - Thursday Prices vary 1252 Leek Road 7.30 am Abbey Hulton - No need to Stoke-on-Trent ST2 8BP 2.30 pm book, just (tel) (01782) 535800 Truly Scrumptious come along A choice of great food, and a relaxing atmosphere Mon, Wed & Fri Free entry Newcastle Library 9 am - 2 pm 30 Ironmarket No need to Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffs. book, just ST5 1AT come along (tel) (01782) 565723 Elite Tearooms Mon – Sat Prices vary Potteries Museum & Art Gallery 10. am - 5 pm Bethesda Street Sun No need to City Centre (Hanley) Stoke-on-Trent 2 – 5. pm book, just ST1 3DW The Potteries Museum come along (tel) (01782) 232323 & Art Gallery café After you have looked at the Museum, why not call in for a meal or a snack Mondays Prices vary Fenton Manor Sports complex 8.30 am - 8 pm City Road No need to Fenton book, just Stoke-on-Trent Riptide Café Bar come along (tel) (01782) 233222 Enjoy either a bite to eat or a drink in our fully licensed café, open 7 days a week Dimensions café bar Mondays Prices vary Dimensions Leisure centre 6.00 – 8 pm Scotia Road (Limited food No need to Burslem A licensed café bar serving great service only, no book, just Stoke-on-Trent Italian coffee hot food) come along (tel) (01782) 233500 Tunstall Floral café Mondays Prices vary Tunstall Park 9 am - 3 pm off Victoria Park Road (4 pm in No need to Tunstall good weather book, just Stoke-on-Trent Enjoy a drink or a meal in this friendly come along (tel) (01782) 237815 cafe Whitfiel d Valley centre community Mon – Fri Prices vary Whitfield Valley centre cafe 9 am – 1 pm Fegg Hayes Road No need to Fegg Hayes book, just Stoke-on-Trent A friendly café where you can relax come along ST6 6QR and enjoy a meal or a drink, and find (tel) (01782) 878843 out what is going on at the centre Cheerleading Mondays £2 The Bridge centre Birches Head Road 6 - 8.pm No need to Birches Head Stoke-on-Trent book, just ST2 come along (tel) (01782) 683780 The Bridge centre Cheerleading Complementary Therapies Mondays A small charge St. Paul’s Church 11 am applies Longton Hall Road - Longton Stoke-on-Trent 12 noon Staffs. Yoga ST3 2EL Contact: Jill Amison (tel) 07791 749502 Mondays £3.40 Fenton Manor Sports complex 11.15 City Road - Please ring to Fenton 12.15 am book a place Stoke-on-Trent (tel) (01782) 233222 Yoga Mondays TBC Newcastle Chiropractors 6.15 – 7.15 pm Blackfriars Road Please ring to Newcastle-under-Lyme book a place Staffs. ST5 2ED Home Holistics - Beginners Yoga (tel) 07887 818028 Mondays £4.20, Northwood Stadium 6.45 carers free Keelings Road - Northwood 7.30 pm Please ring to Stoke-on-Trent and book a place (tel) (01782) 234400 Yoga 8.15 – 9 pm Computing Mondays £1.75 The Rocklands nd 2 Avenue 9.30 – 11.30 am Please ring Porthill Newcastle-under-Lyme to book a Staffs. Age UK Rocklands Computer Club place (tel) (01782) 683780 Contact: Jenny Bell Age 50 and over (tel) (01782) 200729 Cookery Mondays £5 Elite North Staffs. 1 – 3 pm Birchall Pavillion Please ring to Cheddleton Road book a place Leek Staffs. Day ST13 5RE Baking & Cake Decoration Opportunities also available (tel) (01782) 565723/563299 [email protected] http://www.elitestaffordshire.co.uk/ Dance Mondays £10 for 1 Haregate Community centre 10 am – 12 noon session, £20 46 Queens Drive for all day Leek (The afternoon Staffs. session is from No need to ST13 6DJ Drama and Dance 1 – 3 pm) book, just (tel) 07850 421838 come along Email: (Afternoon – Chill & Chat) [email protected] Mondays £3.60 RVS 10.30 am – 12 29 Charles Street noon No need to Hanley book, just Stoke-on-Trent come along ST1 3JP Line Dancing Mondays £4 Longton Town Hall 12 noon – 4 pm Times Square No need to Longton Stoke-on-Trent book, just ST3 1BZ come along (tel) (01782) 314364 Tea Dance Mondays £2.50 RVS 1.30 – 3 pm 29 Charles Street No need to Hanley Stoke-on-Trent book, just ST1 3JP Modern Sequence Dancing come along Mondays £3.50 Swan Bank Methodist Church Swan Square 1.30 – 3.30 pm Burslem No need to Stoke-on-Trent book, just Contact: Emily Tea Dance come along (tel) (01782) 575129 With professional dancers to lea the [email protected] dace an light refrsmets For age 55 and over Mondays £4 Kidsgrove Care Solutions and The Galley centre Thursdays Please ring to Whitehall Avenue Kidsgrove (Thursdays are book a place Stoke-on-Trent held at Kidsgrove Dance and Drama with Denise ST7 1EP Cricket Club) Contact: 1.30 – 3 pm Mick (tel) 07988 722146 or Wendy (tel) 07917 130264 Email: [email protected] Mondays during TBC Mitchell Arts centre termtime Broad Street Please ring to Hanley 4 – 5.30 pm book a place Stoke-on-Trent ST1 4HG Breakthrou’ Dance Youth An Contact: integrated dance company for disabled (tel) 07919 0256962 and non-disabled dancers aged 11-18 [email protected] years. Led by Frontline Dance, Staffordshire’s leading integrated dance company, Mondays £4 Dimensions Leisure centre 5.45 Scotia Road - Please ring to Burslem Stoke-on-Trent 6.45 pm book a place ST6 4ET Zumba (tel) (01782) 233500 Mondays during £6 for regular Dance Studio term time pay as you J Block Stoke-on-Trent College go, £8 for Moorland Road 6 – 7.30 pm drop in Burslem Stoke-on-Trent Frontline Dance ST6 1JJ Breakthrou’ Dance Group Contact: A fully inclusive dance group with Email: [email protected] members of all ages.
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