Garvald Plant Sale with Tea & Cake: 25th April 2026, 2.30 pm – 4.00 pm

There will be a plant sale, with tea and cake available, in Garvald Village Hall on Saturday 25th April 2026.
Donations of plants, seedlings and cake for sale should be brought to the village hall on the day for 1.30 pm.
Alternatively contact Malcolm, via the contact form below, and he can arrange for their collection or for drop-off earlier.
Please see the link to a poster for the event, below the contact form.

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    On Friday 13th March, “Dead of Winter” starring Emma Thomson is being shown in Gifford Village Hall. A gripping psychological drama set in snowy Minnesota – bound to make you shiver. Doors open at 7.30 pm, Film starts at 8 pm

    Thanks for the suggestions

    Sincere thanks to everyone who came along for soup and made some suggestions yesterday. The worthy winners of the raffle were Ian McMullen. Norma Thomson and Chris Worsley. As a side-note we made a total of £220 for the Village Hall. The real gold is in the suggestion box though and we look forward to finding out what people thought.

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      Saturday 7th March 12-2 pm Garvald Village Hall 

      Come for a bowl of soup, a slice of bread and to share your thoughts and ideas for events, activities, classes, community groups, ways for people to get involved, fund-raising ideas and anything else you can think of to support the Hall and local community.

      Not just the usual raffle – your could win a voucher for Coffee at Carfrae, a Pint at the Pub or Posh Afternoon tea at Papple

       

      Stenton Footlights Present…

      … A Chorus of Disapproval. 18th – 21st March 2026. Tickets on sale NOW!

      Garvald’s very own Gary McGregor and Richard Brand are starring with Rufus Bellamy in the Director’s chair.

      Please see the flyer, below, for details and a QR code to scan for tickets:

       

      Since Father Leonard’s funeral will take place on Saturday 28th February, the Soup and Suggestions Lunch will move to Saturday 7th March.

      So come along to the Village Hall on Saturday 7th March 12-2 pm, to enjoy a bowl of soup, a slice of bread and to share your thoughts and ideas for events, activities, classes, community groups, ways for people to get involved, fund-raising ideas and anything else you can think of to support the Hall and local community.

      Come for a catch-up at any point during the two hour session; (come early to get home in time for the rugby) make it a quick bite of lunch and time for some hellos, or just pop in to leave a note of your suggestions.

      Soup and bread is free but any small donations on the day are welcome. Suggestions can be noted and left anonymously if preferred – paper and pens provided.

      Fr. Leonard’s Funeral

      The funeral of Fr. Leonard will take place on Saturday 28th February at 12 noon at Nunraw Abbey. There will be a Mass at the church followed by the burial at the cemetery. Afterwards, there will be a tea in the guest house.

      PUBlic Philosophy – CHANGE OF DATE

      With apologies for the inconvenience, we have had to change the date of the next Public Philosophy meeting at the Garvald Inn (to accommodate a change in the availability of the speakers). We will now meet on Thursday 28th May.

      Updated flyer below – soon to appear on a village notice board near you!

      At the next PUBlic Philosophy event at our Garvald Inn we ask:

      Who Owns the Clyde?

      Discussion led by Louise Welsh (Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Glasgow), Jude Barber (Architect and Director at Collective Architecture) and Rowan Cruft (Professor in Philosophy at the University of Stirling).

      All welcome! Thursday 28th May, 8pm until 10pm, at our Garvald Inn.

      Bereavement

      Locals will be sad to hear that Fr Leonard – a familiar face around the village on his daily walk – has passed away. Latterly, he had been a resident of Ashley House Care Home in North Berwick.