Carrs Lane Church Centre

• A city centre venue - close to car parks,
  and to bus, rail, and coach stations
• Meeting rooms for 6 to 350 people,
  with carpets and cushioned chairs
• The Lounge, for informal meetings
• Morning and afternoon sessions Monday
  to Saturday; evenings Monday to Friday
• Catering service for meetings
• Friendly, professional service
• Value for money charges

The Church Room seats 350     4 rooms seat 30 to 50
The  Upper Foyer  seats 110     4 rooms seat   6 to 20

Most rooms can also be laid out Boardroom style
(with tables) for lower numbers (see Room Details).
For hiring details see Room & Catering Prices page.

To check availability and request a booking form, phone (0121) 643 6151, or fax (0121) 631 2118,
or send message to: booking@carrslane.co.uk. [spam-blocked email address]

Church Centre Manager Andrew Veitch (right) is supported by 5 full-time and 8 part-time staff,
and a number of volunteers.

All furniture is moveable, for a wide variety of layouts.  All chairs are cushioned.

The Lower and Middle floors have toilets,
and wheelchair access to all their rooms.
(See Room Details and Access page.)

A large range of equipment can be hired; e.g. video, OHP; also the organ and grand or digital piano in the Church Room. For details and prices see Room & Catering Prices page.

For your meeting, you can order tea, coffee, fruit juice, or mineral water, with or without biscuits.   You can choose from a selection of buffets - see Prices above for details.

The Church Centre is in the centre of Birmingham, on the corner of Carrs Lane and Moor Street Queensway.   It is opposite Marks and Spencer across Carrs Lane, and almost opposite Moor Street Station across Moor Street Queensway.
It is a few minutes' walk from New Street and Moor Street railway stations and the National Express coach station.   There are Public Car Parks nearby.
You can see and print a Location Map with Transport Notes or a Larger Map.

This conference venue is in a modern (1970) building which is well-lit, spacious, warm, and carpeted; and is supervised by full-time staff.  Its rooms are used regularly by religious, educational, civic, political, musical, self-help, and welfare groups.

It is a Church Centre, the home of Carrs Lane United Reformed Church, and although there are no 'sacred' areas, certain features will remind you people worship there.