Welcome to Queen Adelaide Community Centre
Overview
Queen Adelaide Community Centre is a modern and flexible community building located in the heart of Queen Adelaide Estate, Penge. The venue features a spacious hall, kitchen, and office space and is available for both community programmes and private hire. Suitable for classes, children’s sessions, social gatherings and resident-led activities.
Facilities at Queen Adelaide
Resources
- Fully equipped kitchen (cooker, fridge/freezer, kettle, microwave, utensils)
- Tables & chairs provided
- Wi-Fi
- Toilets including accessible toilet
- Snooker, darts, badminton table equipment
- Heating
Ideal uses
Children & family groups • Stay & Play • Holiday programmes • Social events • Parties • Community cafés • Faith gatherings • Training & workshops
Location
Address: Queen Adelaide Community Centre, Queen Adelaide Road, Penge, SE20 7EA Near Penge East & Penge West rail stations
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible, step-free entrance, accessible toilet
NB. Please note that the facility capacities shown are approximate and depend on the event.
Queen Adelaide Main Hall
Capacity:
100 people
Pricing: £18.00-£22.00 per hour
Location: 33-55 Queen Adelaide Court, Penge, SE20 7EA
Our newest Community Centre located on the Queen Adelaide estate in Penge, the building was formerly a disused laundry.
The building comprises of:
- Main Hall (approximately 70 m2)
- Office (approximately 10 m2)
- Kitchen
- Three toilets (including accessible bathroom)
- Entrance lobby
The Building is owned by Clarion Housing Association and managed by Play Place. Play Place want to work with local residents to develop a range of new community opportunities and activities. Our model is to generate income through social enterprise methods (Hires, grants or other fundraising) and offer free community activities using surpluses that are achieved.
We are developing a residents support group to work with us. The resident group will support local mapping and oversee the development of the programme.
Example activities may include:
- Children and youth sessions
- Holiday programmes
- Community Meeting Space
- Family activity days
- A Community Cafe
- All ages social programmes
- Targeted programmes
- Children’s parties and events
- Commuter ICT groups
- Health and well being
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