Founded in 1913 as Bilton Working Men’s Club, Bilton Club has been at the heart of the local community for over a century. Originally created to provide a welcoming social space for local workers and families, the Club has grown into a vibrant community hub offering live entertainment, games, and social events for all.
Now simply known as Bilton Club, it remains proudly member-run and inclusive, continuing its long tradition of friendship, affordability, and community spirit in the heart of Bilton.
1913 | Foundations
Bilton Working Men’s Club was established on Cecil Street, offering a friendly and affordable social space for local residents in Bilton and Harrogate.
1935 | A Permanent Home
The Club settles into its current premises on Skipton Road, a former school building, becoming a well-known local landmark.
1950s–1990s | Growth and Community
Across the decades, Bilton Club expands its facilities with lounge bars, snooker and pool tables, darts, and a large function room. It becomes a focal point for local events, dances, and social gatherings.
2010s | Modernisation and Recognition
Significant refurbishments and improvements modernise the Club, earning us recognition in the industry, including the “Most Improved Club of the Year” award in 2012.
2020s | A New Chapter
Reflecting its inclusive spirit, we adopted the name Bilton Club, welcoming members of all ages and backgrounds, and continuing its tradition of community, entertainment, and friendship.
