In Person 2024 Theme East Dunbartonshire Auld Kirk Museum 7 September 2024 7 September 2024 The Auld Kirk was built in 1644 as a replacement for the old parish church of St Ninian’s at the Old Aisle. Burials around the Auld Kirk continued until the middle of the nineteenth century. The building and graveyard are Grade A listed and together form one of the finest and oldest sites in the town of Kirkintilloch. The museum housed within this building has a variety of objects primarily related to the social and industrial history of East Dunbartonshire, as well as a varied programme of temporary exhibitions. View Details Facilities Limited Access
In Person East Dunbartonshire Cadder Parish Church 7 September 2024 There has been a church on this site for over 900 years. The present building, built in the mid-nineteenth century, contains wonderful stained glass by artists including Alf Webster and Sadie McLellan. You will find a mort safe and watch hut to discourage graverobbers in the graveyard! View Details Facilities Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking Hearing Loop
East Dunbartonshire Caldwell Halls 8 September 2024 The Caldwell Halls Trust took over the management of the halls in 2010, saving it from closure. Originally a village school, the hall's history dates back to 1813, with the two-story section and the Main Hall added in the 19th century. The Caldwell Halls remains a village landmark and continues to be the hub of village life today. View Details
East Dunbartonshire Campsie Memorial Hall - Exhibit by Friends of Campsie High Kirk 7 September 2024 Introducing Friends of Campsie High Kirk, a passionate new group dedicated to preserving and revitalising the historic Campsie High Kirk. Nestled in the heart of Lennoxtown, the grade A listed building and cemetery are considered the jewel of Lennoxtown. Friends of Campsie High Kirk look to the building as a place for the local community as a place for the local community as it was first intended including a serenity garden and history centre. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking
East Dunbartonshire Campsie Memorial Hall: Display by Campsie Local History Group 7 September 2024 8 September 2024 The Campsie Memorial Hall is a vital community facility that hosts variety clubs, Community Council Meetings, and public social events. It was initially constructed around 1868 by Mr Hanbury Lennox. The hall was transformed in 1954, thanks to the support of the local "Welcome Home/Comfort Fund" and "in Memory of the War Dead" funding. Since its inception, the Hall has been the central venue for Lennoxtown, playing a crucial role in providing education, communication, and cohesion within individuals, families, and the community. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking
In Person East Dunbartonshire Clober Farm 7 September 2024 8 September 2024 Nestled within the picturesque Clober Farm, this historical and fully accessible holiday apartment has been meticulously designed to cater to the needs of wheelchair users. From the accommodation and garden to the patio area and raised beds, every aspect has been thoughtfully constructed to provide a comfortable and inclusive experience. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments
In Person East Dunbartonshire Deafblind Scotland Learning and Development Centre 7 September 2024 8 September 2024 The Deafblind Scotland Learning and Development Centre was purpose built following a fundraising campaign led by deafblind people. The building is fully accessible for deafblind people and continues to be developed. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking Hearing Loop
In Person East Dunbartonshire Festival of Clubs in East Dunbartonshire - Kirkintilloch Town Hall 7 September 2024 Join us at the Festival of Clubs in East Dunbartonshire - explore arts, heritage, health and well-being, sports, leisure, and more! View Details Facilities Disabled WC WC Limited Access Events For Children Refreshments
In Person East Dunbartonshire Fort Theatre 7 September 2024 This building was built in the 1700s as the barn for Brackenbrae Farm. In 1969 the Antonine Theatre Group acquired the building and converted it into the theatre known as “The Fort” today. Since then, they have organised hundreds of performances, community events, and private functions and hosted a variety of visiting groups from across Scotland. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking Hearing Loop
In Person East Dunbartonshire Gavin's Mill 7 September 2024 Gavin’s Mill is one of the oldest buildings in Milngavie, dating from at least the 16th century. Powered by the Allander Water, it operated as a grain mill and latterly a sawmill until about 1960 when a fire gutted the interior. It was bought and reconstructed by architect Bert Morris and functioned as an office and restaurant until 2014. In 2017 the Gavin’s Mill community project took it over and opened as a fair-trade shop and café. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking
