Walking Netball are back at the Baths for the autumn/winter on a Wednesday morning 10.30am. Come along whatever your age or fitness level – join a friendly group who are always happy to welcome newcomers.
£3/session

Walking Netball are back at the Baths for the autumn/winter on a Wednesday morning 10.30am. Come along whatever your age or fitness level – join a friendly group who are always happy to welcome newcomers.
£3/session

The table tennis at Stirchley Baths goes from strength to strength since the building first opened in 2016.
There are 2 Community Table Tennis sessions held in the Main Hall on Monday 2-3.30pm and Friday afternoons 2-4pm. Just turn up, have fun, get fit – all levels very welcome. Bats and balls provided but recommend you wear trainers. Only £3/session.
There is a also a Coaching session held on a Wednesday evening 7-8.30pm. Cost is £4/adult and £3/child (O12s only)
We also boast a very successful Stirchley Baths Table Tennis Club with 4 teams playing in the local Birmingham and Solihull leagues with a Club night held on a Monday evening.
Follow the club on Facebook @StirchleyBathsTableTennisClub

January 2026 will be the 10th Anniversary of the opening of the refurbished Stirchley Baths Community Hub. The centre has been hugely successful and we would like to celebrate these first ten years with a series of celebratory events and activities for groups, users, staff and the wider Stirchley community.
We’re very keen to hear about the sorts of things you would like to be included in the celebrations . Contact us at stirchleybathsstakeholders@gmail.com

Opening of Centre in Jan 2016

First Birthday Party!

Congratulations to Ron Coley and Linda Bailey who were both recipients of the recent Stirchley Heroes awards. held in June 2024
Ron is our super volunteer at Stirchley Baths – here since the opening in 2016. You may have seen Ron at Reception or doing odd jobs around the centre.
Linda has been the volunteer leader of the centre’s successful Community Table Tennis sessions since they started on Friday afternoons in 2016/17.
We are very grateful for their time, effort and commitment to the centre over the years. If you see them on your visit to the centre say hello and give them a “well done” or a “thank you”

Over 430 Fun Palaces took place around the world as local communities organised events that bring arts, science and culture to the heart of the community. Last Saturday the rain didn’t stop over 600 people visiting Stirchley Baths Community Hub and Stirchley Library for the annual Stirchley Baths Fun Palace event. A fantastic team of community volunteers all rallied round in preparation (including putting over 50 chairs in the cinema room!) and on the day. Having previously sent the community to outer space and back again last year, this time it had been decided very enthusiastically that this year we would be exploring the history of the Vikings.