What's on in Branchton

Renfrewshire, Scotland

From farmers' markets to craft fairs that'll actually have something you want to buy — Branchton knows how to put on a do. We're talking proper local events here: quiz nights that get genuinely competitive, coffee mornings that serve actual decent coffee (not the instant stuff), and village fêtes that are surprisingly well organised. No stadium concerts or festivals that cost a week's wages, just the good stuff happening in village halls, community centres, and that one pub everyone knows about. We're here to make sure you don't miss any of it.

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Table Tennis

Right then — Table Tennis at Cove Burgh Hall. We've nabbed the essentials, they've kept the juicy bits for their own site.

Sun 12 Apr04:00Cove Burgh Hall(3.8mi)

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Community

Worship @ Greenock West

Worship @ Greenock West? At Greenock West United Reformed Church? Say no more. Well, actually — their site says quite a bit more. Worth a click.

Sun 12 Apr11:00Greenock West United Reformed Church(1.8mi)

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Community

Worship @ Port Glasgow

Greenock West United Reformed Church is being delightfully mysterious about Worship @ Port Glasgow. Consider our curiosity piqued. Yours too, hopefully.

Sun 12 Apr11:30Greenock West United Reformed Church(1.8mi)

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Community

Darren McGarvey: Trauma Industrial Complex Live

Orwell Prize-winning author and BAFTA-winning documentary maker Darren McGarvey presents an entertaining multi-media exploration of trauma, class, and the modern culture of oversharing. Blending comedy, spoken word, and social commentary, McGarvey offers a bold, compassionate and unflinching look at how personal pain becomes public performance — and what it really costs. Praised as “brilliant and thought-provoking” (Nicola Sturgeon) and “truly courageous, sincere, and difficult” (The Herald), the show will resonate with audiences interested in storytelling, wellbeing, and social change.

Sun 12 Apr19:30The Beacon(2.3mi)

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Community

Monday Music Group

Monday Music Group. Cove Burgh Hall. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Mon 13 Apr08:00Cove Burgh Hall(3.8mi)

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Community

Oban Running Camp (P4-P7) - Monday 13th of April

Explore Dunollie Castle grounds, take part in exciting running challenges, and build confidence through fun team activities. Time: 9am- 12pm Starting at the Corran Halls for some warm up activities and fun games. We will then make our way along to Dunollie Museum, Castle & Grounds where we will do some fun running drills and a castle grounds trail run. Pick up will be from Dunollie Museum Castle & Grounds. They will explore Dunollie Castle grounds, take part in exciting running challenges, and build confidence through fun team activities. This is not about competition — it’s about having fun, building confidence, and enjoying being active outdoors. Please bring trainers, water bottle, a snack and suitable outdoor clothing. For details of Junior Concession eligibility criteria, please click here. For liveArgyll’s inclusion statement, please click here. For Active Schools’ behaviour procedure, please click here.

Mon 13 Apr09:00Dunoon Library(4.6mi)

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Community

elderly group

Mondays 1pm-3pm

Mon 13 Apr13:00Craigend Resource Centre(3.1mi)

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Community

Out Of The Box

OUT OF THE BOX is a family-friendly circus comedy show, which sees an unlikely character and his box bring audiences together through joyful awe, never knowing what to expect next. With every opening of the box comes new trick shots, mini acts, and hilarious opportunities for participation – but don’t worry – Darryl only ever wants you to leave the stage feeling like the star of the show (there’s no ridicule here!). Delivered through, non-verbal clowning, ordinary objects become extraordinary in the hands of Darryl – and you won’t believe the reaction he gets from a toothbrush in the finale! The show is a joyous celebration of PLAY throughout your life, whatever your age, bringing generations together through seriously skilful silliness.

Mon 13 Apr14:00The Beacon(2.3mi)

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Sports & FitnessWellness & Wellbeing

Ashtanga Yoga with Roni

A regular yoga class focusing on the Ashtanga style, led by Roni.

Mon 13 Apr18:00Cove Burgh Hall(3.8mi)

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Community

Tartan Noir with Professor David Wilson and Martin Frizell

Professor David Wilson and Martin Frizell explore the myths of tartan noir and examine the realities of Scottish crime. What happens when the stories we tell about crime become more powerful than the reality? Join criminologist Professor David Wilson and journalist Martin Frizell for an engaging evening exploring some of Scotland’s most talked-about crimes – and the stories that have grown up around them. Drawing on decades of experience in journalism and criminology, the evening looks at why certain crimes continue to grip public attention, how “tartan noir” has shaped Scotland’s reputation, and where the reality of crime differs from its portrayal in books, television, and true crime culture. Through cases including Bible John, Peter Tobin, Dennis Nilsen, Robert Black, the Dunblane massacre, organised crime in Scotland, and the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, the discussion moves beyond headlines to ask what these stories really tell us about violence, fear, and society. Alongside the cases themselves, Frizell and Wilson explore: Why serial killers feature so heavily in Scottish crime fiction despite being rare in reality How Scotland went from being labelled the “murder capital of Europe” to experiencing historically low homicide rates The impact of crime dramas and true crime on public attitudes to masculinity, punishment, and justice Thoughtful, accessible, and often surprising, True Crime Tartan Noir invites audiences to reflect on the difference between myth and...

Mon 13 Apr19:30Dunoon Library(4.6mi)

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CommunityTalks & Lectures

Cove & Kilcreggan Literary Society Meeting

A regular meeting for members of the Cove & Kilcreggan Literary Society.

Mon 13 Apr20:00Cove Burgh Hall(3.8mi)

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Workshops & ClassesWellness & Wellbeing

Qi Gong 14.04.26

Dunoon Burgh Hall has got Qi Gong 14.04.26 pencilled in. We've got the date — they've got the detail. Between us, you're sorted.

Tue 14 AprDunoon Burgh Hall(4.8mi)

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Community

Gentle Yoga with Sarah

Cove Burgh Hall is putting on Gentle Yoga with Sarah and we're making sure you know about it. Job done. Details on their site.

Tue 14 Apr07:30Cove Burgh Hall(3.8mi)

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Community

Church Angels Foodbank @ Port Glasgow URC

Found this on Greenock West United Reformed Church's radar. Church Angels Foodbank @ Port Glasgow URC — sounds promising. Click through for the director's cut.

Tue 14 Apr10:00Greenock West United Reformed Church(1.8mi)

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CommunityDance

Scottish Country Dancing

A regular session dedicated to learning and practicing Scottish Country Dancing.

Tue 14 Apr10:00Cove Burgh Hall(3.8mi)

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Sports & Fitness

Easter in Kintyre, Tennis P6 - S3

Active Schools will be hosting 1 morning of tennis in week Two of the holiday, open to pupils in P6 – S3 Active Schools will be running 1 morning of Tennis in Week Two of the Easter Holidays, on Tuesday 14th April 10.00 – 12.00 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 Apr10:00Dunoon Library(4.6mi)

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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(4.6mi)

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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(2.3mi)

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