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Concorde Community Centre helps to serve the needs of the surrounding community.
A centre committee, made up of local people and members of the groups which use the centre, work with our staff to develop a varied programme which serves all residents. The centre is also linked to the Ballysillan/Upper Ardoyne Neighbourhood Renewal Partnership.
If you want to find out more about the centre's objectives and work, call us on 028 9071 2450.
Opening hours
Concorde Community Centre is open at the following times:- Monday to Thursday - 9am to 5pm and 6pm to 10pm
- Friday - 9am to 4.30pm and 6pm to 9.30pm.
Disabled access
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We offer a number of facilities which cater for community groups, youth projects and individual needs, including an activity room, main and minor halls and a glass recycling point for brown, green and clear glass.Our staff can also organise training on a wide range of topics, including:
- setting up and developing community groups and constitutions
- child protection training
- play development
- strategic planning.
Hire prices
The centre has a number of rooms which are available for private birthday parties, public meetings and other functions.If your activity has a community development or cultural focus, our rooms can usually be hired free of charge. However, please note that, if you are hiring on behalf of a statutory body or profit-making organisation, our rates may increase.
The following rates are per hour:
| Room | 9am to 7pm (price per hour) |
7pm to 12am (price per hour) |
|---|---|---|
| Main hall | £3.05 | £4.94 |
| Minor hall | £1.42 | £1.94 |
| Activity room | £1.16 | £1.63 |
| Kitchen | £1 | £1 |
Activities
We organise seasonal activities throughout the year, including a summer and winter scheme for over 50s with advice talks, line dancing, salsa, arts and crafts, computer use, bingo, armchair aerobics, history talks, bus trips and cross-community tea dances. Our staff, together with the centre committee, also hold St Patrick's Day, Halloween and Christmas dinners, which include entertainment for older people aged 50 or above in the local area.Centre users
We cater for a range of community groups. Our users include:- After-schools clubs for Primary 1, 2 and 3 pupils - Wednesday
- After-schools clubs for Primary 4 and 5 pupils - Tuesday
- After-schools clubs for Primary 6 and 7 pupils - Monday
- Ardoyne Ulster Scots Heritage Society
- Boccia Group (indoor seated bowls) - Thursday
- Ceramics - Tuesday
- Concorde Community Centre committee - Tuesday (monthly)
- Concorde Volunteers committee - mornings (monthly)
- Cookery group - Monday
- Daisy Group ASCERT (alcohol advice)
- Everton Day Centre - Monday to Friday
- FASA acupuncture clinic - Thursday
- Freestyle Dragons - Monday and Thursday
- Glenbrook Surestart - Friday
- NBWISP (planned community health events) - throughout the year
- North Belfast Employment Centre
- Pride of Ardoyne Flute Band - Monday
- Tuesday Girls - Tuesday
- Upper Ardoyne Community Partnership (UACP) - Monday (monthly)
- Upper Ardoyne Junior Football
- Upper Ardoyne Parents and Toddlers – Tuesday and Friday
- Upper Ardoyne Women's Group - Wednesday
- Utopia Dance Group - Tuesday and Friday.
Contact us
Mabel McClelland – Community Development AssistantConcorde Community Centre
36 Alliance Road
Belfast
BT14 7JB
Tel: 028 9071 2450
Fax: 028 9071 4458
Email: development@belfastcity.gov.uk
If you are interested in volunteering at Concorde Community Centre, please call into the centre and ask to speak to a member of staff.
