Recognised for Impact: Phoenix Cultural Centre Nominated for 2025 Education & Training Award!

Celebrating Community Power: Elaine Represents The Phoenix Cultural Centre at 10 Downing Street in Honour of Co-ops and Local Leadership.

Geoffrey has brought along a series of his vibrant works launched on Thursday 24 April running until 10 June. He has pledged 25% of sales to the Phoenix Cultural Centre CIC.

We’re thrilled to share that our Co-Founder, Elaine, has been awarded Arts & Community CEO of the Year (Surrey) in the UK CEO of the Year Awards 2024 by SME News!

We were recently successful in a grant of £2500 from ASDA Foundation to help buy some tools for our garden areas and paint a mural at 32 Goldsworth Rd!

Fiery Bird Venue was honoured with a nomination for the Attitude is Everything Impact Award. Being recognised alongside renowned venues across the UK is a significant milestone for our organisation.

Phoenix Cultural Centre CIC is proud to be named winner of  “Community Arts Venue of the Year 2024 – Surrey” in this year’s SME News Southern Enterprise Awards.

Woking venue declared ‘Most Dedicated Community Arts Venue 2024 - South East England’.

Newly re-opened Phoenix Cultural Centre, on Goldsworth Road in Woking, has been honoured for its work as a Community Arts Venue.

As we reopen we will need to increase our current ‘small but mighty’ volunteer team.

Our Aims – What the Phoenix Centre is about.
To provide a live music, cultural and grassroots arts venue in Woking.

ECOWorld London offered us this great building and made it safe for the community, our volunteers turned it from an office into a vibrant community space & live music venue.

So excited to share our latest press release!
Green light for Phoenix Cultural Centre’s new temporary venue at 32 Goldsworth Road.

Our monthly Sunday afternoon Fiery Bird Showcase continues at The Junction Coffee Shop, Woking.

We’ve been getting lots of questions about the opening date of the permanent Phoenix Cultural Centre/Fiery Bird Live Music Venue.

Every Monday night from 7.30 to 10pm come down to the Junction Coffee Shop.

There is so much in the pipeline, BUT we still are waiting on the YourFund decision on our community venue refit from Surrey County Council.

We are very excited to hear that we have been awarded Government funding thanks to the DCMS (Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee) Culture Recovery Fund.

The vision remains, but the dates have moved.

"So, we are moving forward with this, no large building yet, but lots of support and it's all starting to come together. We've been asked to write a blog about how it's come about to this but like most things time is an issue.