Crich Glebe Community Centre

Crich Glebe Community Centre has three main rooms with movable dividers allowing either one large space, or two or three smaller ones. Features include a wooden floor, suitable for dancing, demountable stage, stage lighting, PA system. Up to 100 people can be served at rectangular tables with full place settings, or 120 can be served if less formal place settings are required. Theatre style seating can be provided for up to 130 people with the full stage erected. Service from the bar can be provided

Derwent room is a light and spacious room which opens out in to the conservatory. It has a wooden floor and is suitable for a wide variety of functions and activities. It's flexible space means it can cater for a large number of people, particularly when combined with the Amber Room. It has east access to outdoor space and toilets – and even has a piano!

The Amber Room is the first area you come to, and leads to all the other ground floor facilities. Reception, the Tea Bar, the Tors Room, the Kitchen, and the Disabled toilets all lead off this space. The Amber Room measures 10m x 6.5m (65 sq m)

As the name suggests, this is the room where Crich Parish Council meets on the first Monday of the month. The Parish Room measures 10m x 6 m (60 sq m)

A small carpeted side room with 2 large windows, ideal for small groups or meetings with access to the Coffee Bar for refreshments through a separate door. It is a quieter space, perfect for smaller meetings.