WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY: 12noon - 4pm. FRIDAY: 1pm - 5pm. Come along and join us in our tea room, where we serve beverages and homemade goods and share stories of the past. Sma Shot Cottages are owned and run by the Old Paisley Society, a registered charity. Admission is free, […]
Launched in 2022 it featured nearly 1000 artworks from all over the UK as well as artworkfrom Europe and Asia. In 2023 the show doubled in size and from over 2400 entries we displayed 1712 artworks. Work accepted includes painting, drawing, photography, textiles, sculpture, ceramics, mixed media, installation art, digital, […]
Meetings and coffee mornings continue in September, several members are going to the V and A in Dundee to visit the kimono exhibition. The Book group will decide on the programme for the next year. The walking group continues to join walks by One Ren and Glasgow Life. For further […]
Follow our spooktacular trail and spot the hidden items! Activity pack includes scavenger hunt spotting guide, certificate, and fun challenges. Return to visitor centre for your reward. £3.50. 01505 842663 lochwinnoch@rspb.org.uk events.rspb.org.uk/lochwinnoch Also runs 21st - 25th Oct
Everyone is invited to come along and enjoy the chat with their tea/coffee. Kilbarchankirk.orgWeekly on Tuesdays
The club continues to attract good speakers on a wide range of topics to its dinner meetings. This weeks topic: 'It takes a Village to Raise a Child' – Susan Bell and Sharon Grant, Bridge of Weir Primary School. Meetings are open by arrangement. 07767 761977 gryffevalletrotary@gmail.com
Join other parents, grandparents and carers for a coffee and chat while little ones play. From birth upwards £3 per child £1 each additional child, babies under 6 months free. Includes a snack. St Columba small hall access from Duchal or Bridge of Weir Road. Weekly during term time. www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064540668503
Come along and learn new skills, or improve old ones, and enjoy the camaraderie of our friendly group. Contact for details. Mensshed.houstonkirk@gmail.comWeekly on Wednesdays.
New prices £3 per child and £1 for each additional child, includes a snack. Contact for details. houstontoddlers@hotmail.com Weekly on Thursdays, during term time
Dementia-inclusive choir. People living with dementia must be accompanied by someone who can support them, unless they are able to attend independently.
Our first monthly meet up for the new 2024-25 session features writer and archaeologist, Dr Alan Leslie who will explore the history of the Antonine Wall. Expect tantalising tales about a Roman soldier's life!
Weekly on Friday afternoons for teenagers. All young people of secondary school age are warmly invited to come along as we learn more about Jesus while sharing plenty of snacks and soft drinks. All bibles and baking provided. Friday 11th - we take a break for the school holidays.
Pop into the Visitor Centre to try out our extensive range of binoculars and telescopes at our open weekend. Our friendly team will be joined by Trish from @vikingoptical and Paul from Swarovski Optik for both days. lochwinnoch@rspb.org.uk01505 842663events.rspb.org.uk/lochwinnoch
Supports the work of the Church Angels in Port Glasgow who run a twice weekly Foodbank scheme. Donations can be made at each Sunday service, or through any of the leaders who run church activities in the Kidston Hall. Weekly
Food donations please for local foodbank. Please remember church meets on Sundays at 9.45am All are welcome in this place.
Led by Rev John Fairful. Everyone is very welcome to come along and join us and to stay and chat over coffee after each service. Weekly.
Continues every Monday, we are open during the school holiday week. Weekly.
Talk from Barbara Walker, Dietician - Maybe a few home truths needed here. All are welcome in this place.
The new session will begin with our speaker talking about bank fraud and how to avoid banking scams. Tea, coffee and home baking will be available. Visitors and new members will be most welcome. Meetings will be held fortnightly thereafter.
Everyone is invited to come along and enjoy the chat with their tea/coffee. Kilbarchankirk.orgWeekly on Tuesdays
The club continues to attract good speakers on a wide range of topics to its dinner meetings. This weeks topic: Football Memories Scotland' Dr Alan Bennie. Meetings are open by arrangement to people who are interested in Rotary or interested in the subject. 07767 761977gryffevalletrotary@gmail.com
Come along and learn new skills, or improve old ones, and enjoy the camaraderie of our friendly group. Contact for details. Mensshed.houstonkirk@gmail.comWeekly on Wednesdays.
Speaker: Revd. John Craib. Please come along for the talk, coffee and fellowship, all are very welcome. f1 or a donation. Meets every Wednesday of the month.
Now in its 18th year, the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival explores the theme of 'In/Visible'. This diverse programme contains exhibitions, talks, creative walks and opportunities to get involved in visual arts, poetry, drumming and more.
New prices £3 per child and £1 for each additional child, includes a snack. Contact for details. houstontoddlers@hotmail.com Weekly on Thursdays, during term time
Spin Turn Creative. For people living with dementia, those who support them, and anyone else who likes a blether and some company. People living with dementia must be accompanied by someone who can support them, unless they are able to attend independently. 2nd & 4th Thursday
Solas supports those from Kilmacolm and surrounding areas who have lost a loved one. It doesn't matter if it was recently or a long time ago, Solas creates a safe place to talk, to listen and to heal. You will be supported in processing issues of grief and loss by expert speakers […]
Rab Wilson “Different Identities,” portraits. Fri 11th: Opening evening 6-8pm. Sat 12th: 11am-4pm. 13th, 14th, 15th: Closed. Wed 16th to Sat 19th: Open 11am-4pmwww.inyourfaceportraits.co.uk
Twelve brick Pumpkins will be lighting up Paisley’s town centre businesses. Can you find them all? Download trail leaflet online, printed copies available from Piazza, Paisley Centre, Art Dept or Lagoon Leisure Centre. Post completed entry form in one of the Halloween Trail post-boxes located in either of the shopping […]
The Man in the Iron Mask cert 12- Set in the reign of Louis XIV. Fabulous cast - Leonardo DiCaprio, John Malkovich, Gerard Depardieu, Jeremy Irons and Gabriel Byrne. Free entry (donation accepted)
in aid of Church & Guild charities with Home Baking, Tea and Coffee. Come along, and enjoy a chat, and meet new friends.
Autumn Cream TeaTickets are £2.50 for adults and £1 for children, available on the door.Proceeds in aid of Guild projects and charities.
Open afternoon for Guide Hut Committee. Drop in for a tour, a cuppa, a chat and of course, a chocolate brownie. Contact girlguidingkilmacolm@gmail.com for more info.
Led by Rev John Fairful, everyone very welcome. Gifts will be passed to our friends at the Salvation Army Foodbank in Port Glasgow. Come along and join us and to stay and chat over coffee after each service.
Services are held each Sunday at 11am to which all are welcome. A Sunday School is available for children. Refreshments are served after the service for all to enjoy some companionship. All our services are streamed online through our Facebook Page. FB: @kilmacolmoldInstagram: @KilmacolmOldwww.kilmacolmoldkirk.org.uk
This special service, held jointly with Langbank Church, is part of our 150th anniversary celebrations. We look forward to welcoming everyone!
Everyone is invited to come along and enjoy the chat with their tea/coffee. Kilbarchankirk.org Weekly on Tuesdays
The club continues to attract good speakers on a wide range of topics to its dinner meetings. This weeks topic: More Surprises from the Family Tree' -Dr Mike Farley. Meetings are open by arrangement to people who are interested in Rotary. 07767 761977gryffevalletrotary@gmail.com
Please come along for some good chat and friendship. All are welcome in this place.
Come along and learn new skills, or improve old ones, and enjoy the camaraderie of our friendly group. Contact for details. Mensshed.houstonkirk@gmail.comWeekly on Wednesdays.
Inverclyde’s annual Galoshans Festival is back for its 10th Birthday! The street party takes place on Tuesday 29th October (6-8 pm) at Custom House Square. Live music, street performance and spellbinding costumes. Not to be missed.
New prices £3 per child and £1 for each additional child, includes a snack. Contact for details. houstontoddlers@hotmail.com Weekly on Thursdays, during term time
Our good friend Grace joins us for Gentle Keep Fit to Music. OUTLOOK is a social community group led by the Community Issues team of Kilmacolm Old Kirk, extending fellowship and friendship and a warm welcome to everyone. Meets on 1st and 3rd Thursdays. kilmacolmoldkirk@gmail.comwww.kilmacolmoldkirk.org.uk
Follow our Pumpkin Trail for a frightfully fun adventure! How many ghoulish pumpkins can you find? Collect your special Halloween pumpkin activity bag, which includes your spotting sheet, an activity booklet, a certificate and more. £3.50 per activity pack.lochwinnoch@rspb.org.uk01505 842663events.rspb.org.uk/lochwinnochAlso runs 26th - 27th October
10.15am. This workshop will help you learn about common birds, develop wildlife watching techniques, and practise using binoculars and scopes. Binoculars are available for hire at the shop. £11-£13.50.lochwinnoch@rspb.org.uk01505 842663events.rspb.org.uk/lochwinnoch
Led by Rev John Fairful. Everyone is very welcome to come along and join us and to stay and chat over coffee after each service. Weekly.
Services are held each Sunday at 11am to which all are welcome. A Sunday School is available for children. Refreshments are served after the service for all to enjoy some companionship. All our services are streamed online through our Facebook Page.
Mr I Murray of Johnstone Museum will be giving a good talk. All are welcome in this place.
Everyone is invited to come along and enjoy the chat with their tea/coffee. Kilbarchankirk.orgWeekly on Tuesdays
The club continues to attract good speakers on a wide range of topics to its dinner meetings. This weeks topic: HS2 Cancellation and its implications' Jim Dorward. Meetings are open by arrangement to people who are interested in Rotary. 07767 761977gryffevalletrotary@gmail.com
Come along and learn new skills, or improve old ones, and enjoy the camaraderie of our friendly group. Contact for details. Mensshed.houstonkirk@gmail.comWeekly on Wednesdays.
Speaker: Richard Sanderson from New Hope 4 Children. Please come along for the talk, coffee and fellowship, all are very welcome. £1 or a donation. Meets every Wednesday of the month.
It’s that time again - our annual Curry Night, in support of End Polio Now. Shimla Cottage has been supporting Gryffe Valley’s Curry Night for more than 10 years. There will also be a raffle at the end of the evening. Tickets £22.50, from members or by email. gryffevalleyrotary@gmail.com
New prices £3 per child and £1 for each additional child, includes a snack. Contact for details. houstontoddlers@hotmail.com Weekly on Thursdays, during term time
This is your chance to conquer fear and walk over fire - all for a great cause! Join the Quarriers Charity Fire Walk Challenge and help Quarriers raise much-needed funds. Secure your place today and receive your free Quarriers t-shirt. Registration fee: £20.events@quarriers.org.uk07776 599210
Friday 4-9pm & Saturday 2-9pm. Parade starts at 7pm both evenings. The celebration will be a town centre wide parade featuring professional artists, costumed and choreographed community groups, large puppets, sound and light. With family friendly entertainment, a live stage, street performances, lighting and projection displays and street food traders.
6.45 for 7pm start. Entry is just £3 and includes raffle. Bring your own team or come and join a team on the night. All welcome. BYOB and snacks.
In aid of the charity Water Aid, which works to provide clean water for everyone. Entrance is £3 for tea/coffee and home baking.
A powerhouse Scottish duo with a captivating brand of Celtic inspired music. Licensed bar. This replaces the previously advertised CUA gig. Tickets: lochwinnochartsfestival.com or ‘Wee shop’ Lochwinnoch. £14/12
9am-3pm. Newly formed Gryffe artists are holding their first exhibition. The local artists, Ann McLeod, Denis Brown, Margaret Borthwick, Sheena Graham and Rab Wilson present a series of abstracts and landscapes.
Please remember church meets on Sundays at 9.45am. All are welcome in this place.
Led by Mr Douglas Else-Jack. Everyone is very welcome to come along and join us and to stay and chat over coffee after each service.
Services conducted by Rev Stephen Smith and Aaron Marshall, with Junior Church and the crèche meeting from 11am in the small hall. Tea/coffee are served after the service in the hall.
Everyone is invited to come along and enjoy the chat with their tea/coffee. Kilbarchankirk.orgWeekly on Tuesdays
This course could help save a life. Covering resuscitation and using a AED and more. Call Morag to book a place on 07868752814
The club continues to attract good speakers on a wide range of topics to its dinner meetings. Meetings are open by arrangement to people who are interested in Rotary or interested in the subject.You will be given a warm welcome. Please phone 07767 761977gryffevalletrotary@gmail.com
Come along and learn new skills, or improve old ones, and enjoy the camaraderie of our friendly group. Contact for details. Mensshed.houstonkirk@gmail.comWeekly on Wednesdays.
Speaker: Pastor Andy Lunn. Please come along for the talk, coffee and fellowship, all are very welcome. £1 or a donation. Meets every Wednesday of the month.
New prices £3 per child and £1 for each additional child, includes a snack. Contact for details. houstontoddlers@hotmail.com Weekly on Thursdays, during term time
Our theme is Scottish Mythology and Folklore .... With dancers, puppets, stilt-walkers and samba music. We'll be keeping it punchy to make sure the kids still get out guising, don't worry.