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July 2019
Inner Quest
This is the last one of these events, at least for the time being. An hour of discussion and sharing on the theme of COMMUNITY. We are a worshipping community... and hopefully, a loving and friendly one. Could we do it even better?
Find out more »Dementia Friends – learn how you can help
A short session (less than an hour) open to all, to learn how we can all help to respond well to friends, family (and possibly strangers we meet here and there in public), who have dementia. NB, this will follow on from the regular Quaker Meeting for Worship which happens every Wednesday at 1.00pm for ... Read more
Find out more »August 2019
Book group
Friendly book group. New members always welcome. We meet on the first Saturday of the month in the Quaker Meeting House library. Whoever has suggested the book gives us a short introduction before the general discussion. This month we are looking at The Underground Railway by Colson Whitehead.
Find out more »Double Joy Inspired Art- A little event to celebrate
Sunday 4th August 12.30 to 2.30pm We are showing an exhibition of art inspired by Double Joy in Room 1 at Sheffield Central Meeting House. Most of the art is by Chrissie Hinde, with one painting by Laura Kerr. www.double-joy.org.uk Elderflower cordial and vegan flapjacks will be provided. All work will be for sale in ... Read more
Find out more »September 2019
Roots of Resistance, action day against the Arms Fair in London
Roots of Resistance – Resisting the DSEI arms fair – September 2019. Every two years a huge trade show in East London brings together 1,500 arms companies with representatives from militaries from around the world. At this Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) arms fair some of the world’s largest companies market tanks, planes, drones, ... Read more
Find out more »Book group
Friendly book group. New members always welcome. We meet on the first Saturday of the month in the Quaker Meeting House library. Whoever has suggested the book gives us a short introduction before the general discussion. This month we are looking at The Heart's Invisible Furies by John Boyne.
Find out more »Area Meeting at Sheffield Central
An afternoon meeting. Friends from beyond Sheffield are very welcome to join us for our usual morning meeting for worship. The programme for the afternoon will be available nearer the time. Time given here is approximate, best to check that nearer the time.
Find out more »October 2019
Book group
Friendly book group. New members always welcome. We meet on the first Saturday of the month in the Quaker Meeting House library. Whoever has suggested the book gives us a short introduction before the general discussion. This month we are looking at The Outrun by Amy Liptrot.
Find out more »30th Anniversary celebration
We are celebrating being in our present building for 30 years! The stone outside says 1989. We will be having a special meeting for worship, followed by some social time.... probably singing and music, perhaps dancing, definitely food. Everyone will be welcome. We also aim to have a display of old photos and archives to ... Read more
Find out more »November 2019
Book group
Friendly book group. New members always welcome. We meet on the first Saturday of the month in the Quaker Meeting House library. Whoever has suggested the book gives us a short introduction before the general discussion. This month we are looking at One Moonlit Night by Caradog Prichard.
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This self-contained space is suitable for up to 35 people and includes a well equipped kitchen which you can use to make and serve your own refreshments if you prefer to be self-sufficient.
This area is where we serve food and refreshments for groups using the first floor and large groups using the ground floor. We can serve buffet food to a maximum of 100 people but there is minimal seating space.
This room is on the first floor next to the kitchen. It has a laminate floor.
This light and airy room has three sets of windows, a wooden floor and stacking chairs. Large doors can be opened into the social area, for example to accommodate exhibitions or large buffets.
This is a large, comfortable room with fitted carpet, cushioned chairs and air conditioning. It seats up to 100 but is equally suitable for smaller groups. It has a fixed hearing loop. It also has a grand piano.