Party Bookings & Home Parties: Available on request
Venue 1 Urban Heallth Club 21-22 Stephenson Street Birmingham B2 4BJ
Established in 2006, Urban Health Clubs is located in the heart of Birmingham City Centre.
Facilities at Urban Health Clubs cater for a wide range of people. They offer state of the art CV and weights equipment supported by a fresh and funky studio timetable, providing a wide variety of classes.
The gym is under constant supervision from their highly trained team of Health & Fitness Instructors. Or for that personal touch, you can book a one to one with one of their personal trainers.
This venue is used for the Tuesday pole dancing classes, please contact us for more details. The Dance Cafe has a relaxing atmosphere for before & after classes, or even for a quick coffee with friends.
They also have OCHO Dance and Leisure Wear, located next door to The Dance Workshop which stock Ballet Shoes, point shoes, tap shoes, leotards, Jazz pants, ballroom dance shoes, flamenco skirts, tango skirts and much more.
The Dance workshop was started by Rita Barker in 2002 & also incorporates the Rita Barker School of Dance.
Birmingham Nightlife Birmingham based breweries included Ansells, Davenports and Mitchells & Butlers.[76] Aston Manor Brewery is currently the only brewery of any significant size. Many fine Victorian pubs and bars can still be found across the city. The oldest inn in Birmingham is the Old Crown in Deritend. The city has a plethora of nightclubs and bars, notably along Broad Street. The Wing Yip food empire first began in the city and now has its headquarters in the Chinese Quarter. The Balti was invented in the city, which has received much acclaim for the 'Balti Belt' or 'Balti Triangle'. The city boasts two Michelin starred restaurants: Simpson's and Jessica's, both in Edgbaston.
There is a large number of clubs and bars in the city centre, mainly along Broad Street and into Brindleyplace which has now become the city's centre for night-time entertainment. There are many stylish clubs and bars outside the Broad Street area. The Medicine Bar in the Custard Factory, The Sanctuary, Rainbow Pub and Air in Digbeth are very popular. Many bars and club nights exist in areas such as the Arcadian and Hurst Street Gay Village by the Chinese Quarter, Summer Row, The Mailbox, and St Philips/Colmore Row - where once a month there is a party night held for Polish residents in Birmingham - and Jewellery Quarter. There are number of late night pubs in the Irish Quarter.
The City of Birmingham Birmingham is the largest of England's core cities, and is often considered to be the second city of the United Kingdom. The City of Birmingham has a population of over 1 million people and forms part of the larger West Midlands conurbation and includes several neighbouring towns and cities, such as Solihull, Wolverhampton and the towns of the Black Country.
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery has renowned displays of artwork that include a leading collection of work by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and the world's largest collection of works by Edward Burne-Jones. The group also owns other museums in the city such as Aston Hall, Blakesley Hall, the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter and Sarehole Mill, a popular attraction for fans of J. R. R. Tolkien.
Two major developments have regenerated two parts of the city in recent years. Brindleyplace is a major canalside development with restaurants and office buildings along with the National Sea Life Centre. The other development was the Bullring Shopping Centre. The Mailbox features many designer stores as well as offices and apartments. The National Indoor Arena is one of the busiest large scale sporting and entertainment venues in Europe. Outside of the city centre is Star City entertainment complex on the former site of Nechells Power Station.
Class Fees Individual Class: £20 per class (paid on arrival and booked in advance) 6 Week Course: £95 (booked and paid for in advance)
