What's on in Coulter

Lanarkshire, Scotland

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Coulter sits quietly in Lanarkshire with a quiet charm that makes it easy to find good times without leaving the village. The Corn Exchange often hosts live music while the Coulter Village Hall is where local groups gather for their usual get-togethers. Even on a rainy afternoon, there's usually a reason to drop by the Albion Archive for a chat or a look at what's coming up. We keep an eye on things so you don't have to scroll through endless lists of options. Whether you fancy a gig, a craft session, or just a drink with neighbours, we've got your back this weekend. Just check Near Here before you head out the door and you'll know exactly where to be.

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Sun 12 AprAlbion Archive(2.8mi)
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Soulshine Yoga | FREE
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Soulshine Yoga | FREE

Join Louisa Jessimer for a 60-minute yoga practice designed to nourish both body and mind. In this session, you will be guided through a gentle yoga flow designed to stretch the body and calm the mind. Come as you are, and let the flow help you find your balance and shine from within! This practice is suitable for all levels. Mats provided. Spaces are limited to 20 participants. It’s FREE, so book early! Please note this is an adults-only session (18+). If you are unable to make it on the day, please let us know so that your place can be offered to someone else. Email: With thanks to the Ventient Energy Glenkerie Community Fund and Biggar Community Council for their support

Sun 12 Apr10:00Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
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Massage | FREE

With more than 30 years’ experience, “Aromatherapist extraordinaire” (Glasgow Herald), Tania Cheston, will facilitate a 30-minute session to show you how to use simple massage techniques and essential oils in your home, to enhance your health and mental well-being. Working in pairs, all touch will be administered over clothing. Bring a partner, or we can match you up with someone on the day. Tania will also demonstrate how you can self-administer massage. Spaces are limited to 12 participants. It’s FREE, so book early! Minimum age 12.  Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. If you are unable to make it on the day, please let us know so that your place can be offered to someone else. Email: With thanks to the Ventient Energy Glenkerie Community Fund and Biggar Community Council for their support

Sun 12 Apr11:30Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
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Massage | FREE

With more than 30 years’ experience, “Aromatherapist extraordinaire” (Glasgow Herald), Tania Cheston, will facilitate a 30-minute session to show you how to use simple massage techniques and essential oils in your home, to enhance your health and mental well-being. Working in pairs, all touch will be administered over clothing. Bring a partner, or we can match you up with someone on the day. Tania will also demonstrate how you can self-administer massage. Spaces are limited to 12 participants. It’s FREE, so book early! Minimum age 12.  Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. If you are unable to make it on the day, please let us know so that your place can be offered to someone else. Email: With thanks to the Ventient Energy Glenkerie Community Fund and Biggar Community Council for their support

Sun 12 Apr12:10Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
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Triple Bill: Live Theatre Performance | FREE

Be among the first to enjoy some of the best new writing coming from Scotland’s playwrights. Become part of the writer’s process as they develop their early-stage plays, brought to life through rehearsed readings performed script-in-hand by professional actors. Play #1: Bet On It It’s Brandon’s first day at the bookies and Michelle is left to train him despite knowing it’s only a matter of time before the shop’s closed down.  Bet On It’ explores the disappearance of community spaces and the unexpected emotional role of betting shops as places of connection and belonging. Through humour and memory, the play explores nostalgia and what we lose when physical spaces vanish. Playwright: Dylan Mooney Dylan is a playwright and theatre maker based in West Lothian. A recent graduate of Performing Arts Studio Scotland and currently being mentored by Playwright Studio Scotland. Dylan likes to explore human connection and what it means to exist in the world. He is particularly interested in socially and politically engaged work and often brings his experience as a working-class artist to the forefront of what he creates. Play #2: It’s Legal Tender* Graham and Paula plan to perform a heist on their local London pub, but this not your usual stick-up job.

Sun 12 Apr19:30Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
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Coulter Carpet Bowling Club

Monday evenings between November and March, 19:30 to 21:30 at Coulter Hall

Mon 13 Apr19:30Coulter Village Hall(0.2mi)
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Badminton Club

Tuesday evenings, 19:00 to 21:00 at Coulter Hall

Tue 14 Apr19:00Coulter Village Hall(0.2mi)
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Coulter Ringcraft Club

Wednesday evenings, 19:00 to 21:00 at Coulter Hall

Wed 15 Apr19:00Coulter Village Hall(0.2mi)
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Lights Camera Dancing Action
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Lights Camera Dancing Action

What to expect: A daytime dance floor packed with uplifting house, disco grooves, and feel-good energy. Four female DJs stepping up with their own signature sound, driving a session loaded with rhythm, soul, and serious vibes. Behind the decks: Angela Gilmour BACK2HOUSE RADIO – A true house music pro delivering smooth, seamless sets packed with quality house selections. Carol – Bringing the energy with disco, house, and funky beats guaranteed to get the dance floor moving. Neasha – Serving a laid-back groove with deep musical knowledge and carefully selected tracks. Jean – Expect uplifting house, disco, and feel-good tunes to keep the daytime dance floor buzzing. Good music, good people, and nothing but great vibes.

Sat 18 Apr15:00Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
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Our River Stories Of The Tweed

Discover the rich heritage of the Tweed in ‘Our River – Stories of the Tweed’ a compelling new film that brings history and traditions to life through local voices. From tales of Merlin and medieval warriors to fishers, poets, and weavers, it paints a vivid portrait of the region’s cultural tapestry and unique customs.

Fri 24 Apr19:30Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
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Led Zurrection
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Led Zurrection

Led Zurrection live at The Corn Exchange, Biggar – Saturday 25th April 2026 (with special guests Distant Soul) Get ready for a huge night of classic rock as Led Zurrection bring the music of Led Zeppelin to The Corn Exchange, Biggar. Expect thunderous riffs, soaring vocals, and all the iconic anthems that defined a generation—played loud, proud, and packed with energy. Kicking the night off are special guests Distant Soul, setting the tone with a powerful live set before Led Zurrection take you on a journey through Zeppelin’s legendary catalogue. Venue: The Corn Exchange, Biggar Date: Saturday, 25th April 2026 Doors: 7:00pm Tickets: £16 from www.biggarcornexchange.org.uk

Sat 25 Apr19:30Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
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Come From Away
Live MusicTheatre

Come From Away

Biggar Theatre Workshop is proud to present the award-winning musical Come From Away at the Biggar Corn Exchange from 19-23 May 2026. Based on true events, Come From Away tells the remarkable story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, on 9/11. With thousands of stranded passengers arriving overnight, the people of Gander opened their homes and hearts, creating an extraordinary story of kindness, connection, and community in the face of uncertainty. This fast-moving, ensemble-driven musical features a richly textured score combining folk, rock and traditional musical theatre styles, and asks a cast of performers to play multiple characters as the story unfolds. Funny, moving and deeply uplifting, Come From Away celebrates humanity at its best. Biggar Theatre Workshop is delighted to bring this powerful and inspiring show to Biggar, continuing our tradition of producing high-quality, ambitious musical theatre for our community. Biggar Corn Exchange 19-23 May 2026 We look forward to welcoming you to an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Tue 19 May19:30Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
via Corn Exchange
Come From Away
Live MusicTheatre

Come From Away

Biggar Theatre Workshop is proud to present the award-winning musical Come From Away at the Biggar Corn Exchange from 19-23 May 2026. Based on true events, Come From Away tells the remarkable story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, on 9/11. With thousands of stranded passengers arriving overnight, the people of Gander opened their homes and hearts, creating an extraordinary story of kindness, connection, and community in the face of uncertainty. This fast-moving, ensemble-driven musical features a richly textured score combining folk, rock and traditional musical theatre styles, and asks a cast of performers to play multiple characters as the story unfolds. Funny, moving and deeply uplifting, Come From Away celebrates humanity at its best. Biggar Theatre Workshop is delighted to bring this powerful and inspiring show to Biggar, continuing our tradition of producing high-quality, ambitious musical theatre for our community. Biggar Corn Exchange 19-23 May 2026 We look forward to welcoming you to an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Wed 20 May19:30Corn Exchange(2.6mi)
via Corn Exchange
Bruce Peter
Talks & Lectures

Bruce Peter

Bruce Peter is happening at Atkinson-Pryce Books. We've got the when and where — their site has the why and the how much.

Tue 26 MayAtkinson-Pryce Books(2.5mi)
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The public are admitted to the rally field on the Sunday from 10am and it usually runs until 5pm but may be earlier if we get bad weather. Prices are £15 for adults and £10 for children and concessions . Reduced rates for large families. The entry fee is payable (cash or card/contactless) when you arrive. Please read our Frequently Asked Questions .

Sun 16 AugAlbion Archive(2.8mi)
via Albion ArchiveLocal gem
The Crooked Sessions
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The Crooked Sessions

Monthly free open mic night at the Wee Crook, hosted by Sarah Northcott, Ingrid Campbell and Marcela Lista. Folk and trad – Bring a song, story, tune or poem – or come to listen and enjoy a chat. Licensed bar open.

Sun 12 Apr18:00Tweedsmuir Village Hall(7.4mi)
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Classes & Groups
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Classes & Groups

Join our cheery crew of keen bakers for a blether, a cuppa, and some homemade treats! We gather at Crawford Hall every Tuesday from 10am till 12pm . It’s a great chance to mingle with the locals, share a giggle, make new pals, and keep up with village news. Just chip in a wee donation to help us cover expenses, and you’re warmly welcome to join in the fun!

Tue 14 Apr10:00Crawford Village Hall(9.3mi)
via Crawford Village HallLocal gem
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Tweedsmuir Together - Talk about Carrifran

Tweedsmuir Together – talk about Carrifran

Fri 17 Apr19:00Tweedsmuir Village Hall(7.4mi)
via Tweedsmuir Village Hall

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