Queens Crescent Community Association - Older people

The Dome is a state-of-art sports facility the size of six badminton courts. Although fully booked by schools and youth clubs during the week, it is available for private hire during the weekends and school holidays.&nbsp; It is ideal for football, badminton and any activities that need real space. There is a separate building with shower facilities, including a room that is fully disabled accessible.&nbsp;​Upstairs at the Dome is also available for hire, with or without the sports hall. It has a kitchen, table tennis tables, snooker tables, games consuls and plenty of space for large or smaller groups.

The Dome

The Queen’s Crescent Community Association hires out its main hall and boardroom which are ideal for celebrations, conferences, meetings or activity classes.

QCCA Main Hall

The Peggy Jay Centre is a colourful children's play facility in the middle of green, leafy Hampstead Heath. Situated at the Gospel Oak end close to the lido, it also makes a superb place to have a child's birthday party.&nbsp;It can be booked on weekends from 9am - 6pm all year round. There is capacity for up to 25 people indoors or 60 if the weather is good enough to use the outside play area as well as seating for 20-25 children available.&nbsp;​It's also worth considering if you are a practitioner planning an activity aimed at children or if you want to hold an event.&nbsp;&nbsp;Minimum hire is for three hours, with costs starting at £70 per hour.​

Peggy J Centre

QCCA

Wednesdays 12pm- 2pm. A delicious three course meal served at your table every week plus celebrations for special days such as Christmas and Burn’s Night.

We have chair-based exercise sessions on Monday and Friday mornings as well as activities including art, a dedicated gym, drama, coffee mornings and bingo.

Queens Crescent Community Association - Older people

Queens Crescent Community Association - Older people

Chair Based Exercise 3 days a week

Coffee Morning

Wednesday Lunch