What's on in Kilcreggan

Dunbartonshire, Scotland

Kilcreggan sits right on the Firth of Clyde where the water laps gently against the shore and there's usually a fair bit of activity near Cove Burgh Hall. It is a place where you can find local gatherings without needing to drive far into Dunbartonshire for them. The hall hosts community events that bring the village together, often with food or music filling the air on a Sunday afternoon. Near Here keeps track of what's going on so you don't have to wander around asking neighbours if anything is worth attending this weekend.

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Sports & Fitness

Easter Beginner Campbeltown Gymnastics , 14th April 2026, 10am -12 pm

Easter Beginner Campbeltown Gymnastics, 14th April 2026, 10 am -12 pm This camp will aim to teach your child the skills that they will require for gymnastics, such as coordination, rolling, jumping and balance. The gymnasts will also get a chance to use all the different gymnastics apparatus and develop their confidence. They will also get a chance to develop their gymnastics skills such as forward/backward rolls, handstands, cartwheels and much more… Tuesday 14th April 2026, 10 am-12 pm For information on the Junior Concession eligibility, please visit: https://liveargyll.co.uk/qualifying-criteria-liveargyll/#junior For our inclusion statement, please visit our website: https://liveargyll.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/liveArgyll-Inclusion-Statement-4.6.21.pdf For our behaviour procedure, please click the link: https://liveargyll.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/AS-Behaviour-Procedure.pdf Please ensure your child brings a drink of water, a snack, plus any medication they may require for the duration of the session.

Tue 14 Apr10:00Dunoon Library(4.8mi)

via Dunoon Library

Community

Dance for Parkinson's

Beacon Arts Centre is delighted to be hosting a weekly class designed especially for people living with Parkinson’s, their families and carers. These classes are suitable for people with no dance experience and will develop confidence and creativity, whilst addressing Parkinson’s specific concerns such as: balance, flexibility, coordination, gait and social isolation. The session is followed by tea/coffee, cake and a blether!

Tue 14 Apr13:00The Beacon(3.7mi)

via The Beacon

Sports & Fitness

Easter in Kintyre, Darts Competition P6 - S3

Active Schools will be hosting a Darts Competition in Week Two of the holiday, open to pupils in P6 – S3 Active Schools will be running a Darts Competition in Week Two of the Easter Holidays, on Tuesday 14th April 1.00 – 3.00pm targeting pupils in P6 – S3. The session will be taking place at Campbeltown Grammar School, Campbeltown . For information on the junior concession eligibility, please visit our website HERE For our inclusion statement, please visit our website HERE For our behaviour policy, please click on the link Active Schools Behaviour Procedure – Live Argyll

Tue 14 Apr13:00Dunoon Library(4.8mi)

via Dunoon Library

Community

knitting bee

Tuesdays 1pm-3pm

Tue 14 Apr13:00Craigend Resource Centre(4.8mi)

via Craigend Resource CentreLocal gem

Workshops & Classes

German Class with Britta Letz

A language class focusing on German, taught by Britta Letz.

Tue 14 Apr19:15Cove Burgh Hall(1.1mi)

via Cove Burgh HallLocal gem

Sports & FitnessWellness & Wellbeing

Gentle Yoga with Sarah

A gentle style of yoga class led by Sarah.

Tue 14 Apr19:30Cove Burgh Hall(1.1mi)

via Cove Burgh HallLocal gem

Community

Reboot Line Dance

Reboot Line Dance at Cove Burgh Hall. Consider this your nudge. The organiser's site is your next stop for the details.

Wed 15 Apr06:00Cove Burgh Hall(1.1mi)

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Community

Community First Responders

Spotted Community First Responders on Cove Burgh Hall's listings. We do the finding, they do the hosting. Team effort, really.

Wed 15 Apr07:00Cove Burgh Hall(1.1mi)

via Cove Burgh HallLocal gem

Community

NHS Vaccination Clinic

We found this gem on Cove Burgh Hall's website. NHS Vaccination Clinic — sounds like it could be a cracker, doesn't it?

Wed 15 Apr09:30Cove Burgh Hall(1.1mi)

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Sports & Fitness

Easter Intermediate Campbeltown Gymnastics , 15th April 2026, 10am -12 pm

Easter Intermediate Campbeltown Gymnastics, 15th April 2026, 10 am -12 pm This camp will aim to teach your child the skills that they will require for gymnastics, such as coordination, rolling, jumping and balance. The gymnasts will also get a chance to use all the different gymnastics apparatus and develop their confidence. They will also get a chance to develop their gymnastics skills such as forward/backward rolls, handstands, cartwheels and much more… Wednesday 15th April 2026, 10 am-12 pm For information on the Junior Concession eligibility, please visit: https://liveargyll.co.uk/qualifying-criteria-liveargyll/#junior For our inclusion statement, please visit our website: https://liveargyll.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/liveArgyll-Inclusion-Statement-4.6.21.pdf For our behaviour procedure, please click the link: https://liveargyll.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/AS-Behaviour-Procedure.pdf Please ensure your child brings a drink of water, a snack, plus any medication they may require for the duration of the session.

Wed 15 Apr10:00Dunoon Library(4.8mi)

via Dunoon Library

Community

Exhibition John Perivolaris – Isola Sat, 11 April 2026

Exhibition John Perivolaris – Isola Sat, 11 April 2026 - Sat, 23 May 2026 11.00am - 3.00pm, Wednesday to Saturday Isola reflects on the idea of the island as an existential condition. The images were photographed at the opposite ends of Europe,...

Wed 15 Apr11:00Dunoon Burgh Hall(4.8mi)

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Community

Exhibition Alasdair Taylor Sat, 30 May 2026

Exhibition Alasdair Taylor Sat, 30 May 2026 - Sat, 18 July 2026 11.00am - 3.00pm, Wednesday to Saturday Alasdair Taylor (1936 – 2007) was born in Edderton in the Highlands of Scotland and studied at the world-famous Glasgow...

Wed 15 Apr11:00Dunoon Burgh Hall(4.8mi)

via Dunoon Burgh HallLocal gem

Sports & Fitness

Easter Girl's Shinty Session (P1-P7) 15th April, 12:30 - 15:00

Easter Girl’s Shinty Session (P1-P7) 15th April, 12:30 – 15:00 Come and join us for some girl’s shinty! Whether you’re new to the sport, or have been playing for a while, there will be the chance to brush up your skills and play some games. Please wear suitable comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear, plus a drink fo water. Any medication your child may require for the duration of the session should also be detailed on the consent form and brought to the session. We will provide sticks and helmets. We have a limited supply of shin pads, so if you have some, please bring them. No studs, as we may be indoors depending on the weather. Trainers only please. For information on the Junior Concession eligibility, please visit: https://liveargyll.co.uk/qualifying-criteria-liveargyll/#junior For our inclusion statement, please visit our website: https://liveargyll.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/liveArgyll-Inclusion-Statement-4.6.21.pdf For our behaviour procedure, please click the link: https://liveargyll.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/AS-Behaviour-Procedure.pdf

Wed 15 Apr12:30Dunoon Library(4.8mi)

via Dunoon Library

Community

A Home for Hamish - Doors 2.30pm

A Home for Hamish is a colourful, immersive and interactive adventure for young audiences aged 4-7 and their families. “Playfully merging dance and British Sign language in a sensory world, A Home for Hamish follows the story of May and their imaginary friend, Hamish the Haggis as they travel across Scotland to find a perfect night’s sleep.” Home for Hamish is aimed at family audiences, offering an engaging, inclusive theatre experience that appeals to children and adults alike. The show is designed to be accessible to both deaf and hearing audiences, with British Sign Language (BSL) fully integrated into the performance as a natural part of the storytelling. Home for Hamish is also thoughtfully designed with Autistic audiences in mind, creating a supportive environment where everyone can feel comfortable and included. With relaxed performances and a welcoming atmosphere, the production embraces neurodivergent experiences and aims to ensure that Autistic children and their families can enjoy the magic of live theatre together, without stress or pressure. Set against the backdrop of a journey around Scotland, Home for Hamish also holds strong local appeal, celebrating familiar places and shared cultural touchpoints in a way that feels welcoming and recognisable. The production invites families of all backgrounds and access needs to enjoy a shared experience that is fun, meaningful, and fully inclusive – without separating BSL theatre from typical theatre.

Wed 15 Apr15:00Dunoon Library(4.8mi)

via Dunoon Library

Community

Digital photography

Wednesdays 6pm-8pm*

Wed 15 Apr18:00Craigend Resource Centre(4.8mi)

via Craigend Resource CentreLocal gem

Community

Sewing group

Wednesdays 6pm-8.30pm

Wed 15 Apr18:00Craigend Resource Centre(4.8mi)

via Craigend Resource CentreLocal gem

Community

Church Angels Foodbank @ Port Glasgow URC

Greenock West United Reformed Church is putting on Church Angels Foodbank @ Port Glasgow URC and we're making sure you know about it. Job done. Details on their site.

Thu 16 Apr10:00Greenock West United Reformed Church(3.2mi)

via Greenock West United Reformed Church

Community

Jack Docherty In The Chief - No Apologies

Scot Squad’s Jack Docherty comes to the Corran Halls for a great night of comedy! Jack Docherty is Chief Commissioner Cameron Miekelson – your Chief, our Chief, The People’s Chief! As seen on BBC Scotland’s Scot Squad and The Chief, this national hero will be bringing his wit and wisdom (and let’s be honest, his still simmering good-looks) to a theatre near you. You may have seen The Chief’s ‘Apology sketch’ – a viral sensation, racking up more than 80 million views – well now’s your chance to see The Chief live in his critically acclaimed, sell-out show, No Apologies. The show will feature your favourite sketches from Scot Squad and lots of hilarious new jokes as The Chief dissects the state of the nation, from politics to policing, football to families, bams to biscuits. The Chief will also read excerpts from his forthcoming best-selling memoir, No Apologies, a book that tells his unique personal story of how a white, middle-class, public school educated boy from Edinburgh somehow overcame all the odds to become the Chief Commissioner of The Scottish Police Force. This is sure to be the theatrical event of this, or any other, year.

Thu 16 Apr19:30Dunoon Library(4.8mi)

via Dunoon Library

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