Learning, venues & clubs
Places to learn, meet and have fun – whatever your age.
Venues & meeting facilities
Stoke Bishop Village Hall
Completed in 1885 beside the Druid Hill shops, the hall hosts everything from local history meetings to dog training and karate. A great space for classes, parties and community events.
St Mary Magdalene Church
The parish church on Mariners Drive is home to services, concerts and community activities.
Stoke Lodge
The Grade II listed house of 1836 on Shirehampton Road has been held as educational land by Bristol City Council since 1947 and is home to adult learning.
Education for adults
Adult learning
Courses for adults are run at Stoke Lodge and across the city by Bristol City Council’s adult learning service. Details at bristol.gov.uk.
Trinity College
The theological college in historic Stoke House, built in 1669.
University of Bristol Botanic Garden
At The Holmes, Stoke Park Road – talks, plant collections and events for all. Visit website
Clubs & social groups for all ages
Bristol Croquet Club
Next to the primary school, with many international players among its members. A sociable sport for all ages.
Stoke Bishop Cricket Club
Two senior men’s XIs and a thriving junior section, playing at Coombe Dingle Sports Complex.
Local history group
Meets at the village hall to explore and record the story of Stoke Bishop and Sneyd Park.
Karate & fitness
Classes at the village hall – ideal for children and adults.
Dog training
Puppy and obedience classes in the village hall.
Your club here
Book clubs, choirs, walking groups, coffee mornings, U3A groups… tell us about yours and we’ll list it free.