Quinborne Community Centre

Quinborne Community Centre Quinborne is a community centre that has been serving the community for over 75 years come the summer of 2013.

Quinborne Community Centre will have been serving the Community for over 75 years come the summer of 2013. Quinborne received its name
due to its proximity to Quinton and the neighboring Harborne. Residents from both Quinton and Harborne are regular users of the centre and its facilities and, as we continue to expand, we have noticed that we are
now attracting visitors from much further afield. The Quinborne currently caters for over sixty groups that regularly meet, as well as boasting a thriving Adult Education Programme attracting up to 900 learners per year. Starting this summer we will also have a crèche available on-site, so students will be able to learn while their children are safely cared for. Bennett Hall has also recently had some renovation work carried out which includes a brand new screen & projector system. This will mean that we
can use it to show movies and special events. So if you haven't been down to the Quinborne in a while what are you waiting for?

17/09/2026

Due to a scheduling conflict, the Film Showing will not be on this evening but it will however be on tomorrow as normal at 1pm. Apologies to those who were planning on coming this evening.

Tickets Now On Sale At: www.ticketsource.co.uk/quinborneQuinborne Community Centre is absolutely delighted to be able to...
29/04/2026

Tickets Now On Sale At: www.ticketsource.co.uk/quinborne

Quinborne Community Centre is absolutely delighted to be able to bring back 'Weeping Bank’. for a second chilling visit.

After an extensive sold-out tour of the Midlands, The Librarian brings his ghostly tales back to Quinton.

'The Wood Behind Rokeham Church'

Bringing us an all new tale to chill your spine.

This tale will come directly from the shelves of Weeping Bank Library, written by A. G. Smith and read by ‘The Librarian’.

Taking place on Thursday 10th September, 6.30pm

Weeping Bank brings engaging, candlelit performances of ghost stories to community spaces, creating intimate and unique experiences for both avid and reluctant readers, gothic horror fans and lovers of traditional storytelling.

'The quality of your writing of ghost stories is superb. I have found that very few horror stories have the genuine ability to chill, but both your tales were suitably unnerving and sublimely told.’ Nick Brunger, award-winning magician and storyteller.

'Well written and flawlessly delivered with thespian-level gravitas' Emma Dark, award-winning filmmaker and actress, columnist for We Belong Dead magazine.

We are sure tickets for this unique event will sell out very quickly so please keep checking both the website and our social media accounts for the date they go on sale.

Quinborne looks forward to seeing you on 10th September for a night to remember.

(Refreshments available during an interval)

Warning - Weeping Bank readings contain moments of heightened tension. The reading is unsuitable for anyone under the age of 15 or of a nervous disposition.

For more about Weeping Bank, head over to www.weepingbank.com

Address

Ridgacre Road
Birmingham
B322TW

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 9:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 9:30pm
Thursday 9am - 9:30pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

0121 682 7474

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