Moorpool Skittles Club
Located under the Moor Pool Hall, the skittle alley celebrates its Centenary in 2011. Moor Pool Skittles Club is believed to be the only club left in Britain with both a flat and a rounded skittle alley side by side. The original bowls are of various sizes to suit the players choice. Although actively used for club meetings and social events the alleys require extensive restoration. A Trust would seek funding to restore the fabric of the building and enable continued use of the alleys by one of Moor Pools oldest clubs.
Contact Mick O'Malley on 0121-427 5051
Moorpool Reading Club
Moor Pool Reading Club meets every two months in the Small Hall, The Circle, Moor Pool, usually on Thursday evenings, 7.30.-8.30.pm.
Anyone interested in books and in discussing them is most welcome. Please contact triciacusack@gmail.com
Full details, book list and some photos.
Siobhan Collins-McCarthy Dance Academy
The Moorpool Hall
The Circle
Harborne
Birmingham B17 9DY
Tel; 0121 243 4100
Mobile: 0789 631 5199
e-mail: enquiries@ballet-birmingham.com
Contact: Siobhan Collins-McCarthy
Web Site: www.ballet-birmingham.com
Other local Societies
Queens Park Sinfonia
Since its formation in 2002 the Midlands-based Queen's Park Sinfonia has quickly established itself as one of the New Generation of exciting chamber orchestras in the UK. The Queen's Park Sinfonia offers the wealth of talented young graduate musicians in the region the opportunity to develop in a professional environment.
Often collaborating with highly acclaimed soloists and performing in prestigious venues, the orchestra allows its members to perform with like-minded professionals in supportive and creative surroundings. As a youthful ensemble we strive to create performances that are both challenging and satisfying to musicians and audiences alike.
The Victorain Society - Birmingham & West Midlands Group
The aims of the Victorian Society are threefold:
a. to prevent the needless destruction and alteration of buildings of architectural and historic interest, built between 1837 and 1914.
b. to learn about Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
c. to enjoy more about this fascinating and vital part of our past
Besides architecture, the Victorian Society covers all aspects of the culture, the decorative arts and history of the period. Members of the Victorian Society enjoy a wide range of talks and lectures, site visits, tours and walks.
We are a regional group which restricts its casework to the West Midlands, though our lectures and visits are only restricted to the Victorian period.
Harborne Orchestra
Harborne Orchestra is an independent community orchestra based, as you might expect, in Harborne. The players are of all ages and a range of ability. Rehearsals take place weekly on a Friday evening during term time at the Queen Alexandra College for the Blind, in preparation for up to three concerts a year. More information and contact details can be found on their