All groups are delivered FREE thanks to funding, donations and income generated which goes back into the project.

Starpic Project (HQ)
‘Bingham Centre’
31 Bingham Ave,
Edinburgh,
EH15 3HZ
(next to community renewal)

WEDNESDAY
(11am-12pm)

Gentle exercise to music with lots of fun, chat & laughter. Everyone welcome, no fitness levels needed. 

Delivered by RUTH from Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust.  

WEDNESDAY
(1-3pm)

A welcoming space for women to connect, make friends and share a cuppa.  Great way to build the community engagement.

FRIDAY
(09:30-11am)

A great space for parent and baby class, drop in and have a chat with others. Safe space with facilities to make friends and make memories.

THURSDASY
(1-3pm)

No heavy commitment, no huge structure, just a place to talk, share, listen and make friends.

Table tennis, Darts, Cards and more with a cuppa.

Why community groups in Bingham make a real difference?

What They Bring to the Table

  1. Reduced Isolation; Loneliness
    Getting involved in something local means meeting people who live close by. Sharing experiences, chatting, knowing neighbours—it can make a big difference in feeling connected.
  2. Better Mental Health
    Taking part in activities, having a purpose, social contact—all these help reduce stress, anxiety or low mood. Sometimes just knowing there’s a group you look forward to can brighten your week.
  3. Improved Physical Health

    Many community groups include walking, light exercise, gardening, or classes aimed at keeping older folks active. These help with strength, flexibility, balance, overall health. Edinburgh Leisure’s
  4. Learning New Skills & Hobbies
    Whether it’s art, crafts, digital skills, gardening, or something completely different — community groups are great for exploring things you wouldn’t try alone. And it’s low risk, low pressure.
  5. Support & Accessibility

    For people facing barriers (health, disability, cost) there are groups that focus on inclusion.
  6. Affordable or Subsidised Options

    Many groups are low cost or subsidised. For older adults, or people living with tight budgets, that matters. Starpic Project offers free or subsidised sessions
  7. Sense of Purpose & Belonging

    Joining a group gives you something to look forward to — projects, meeting times, friendships. It builds identity, belonging, and sometimes even leadership or volunteer opportunities.

  8. Positive Ripple Effects

    When one person is more connected/happy/healthy, they influence their family, friends, and the wider community. It fosters stronger neighbourhoods.