Bring your craft project (and your own refreshment) to Garvald Village Hall and craft in company. 7.15 – 9.15pm.

Please bring £2 or £3 to cover the hall hire (amount depends how many come).

Our annual Garvald Fun Day is scheduled for 12th August 2023.

The event has, in the past, been organised by Penny Short very successfully. However, she is unable to carry on organising this event so, if the Fun Day is to continue, we need a new team to take this forward.

Penny has a detailed plan for the event which she will hand over to the new lead person.

The Fun day is supported by our Community Council, with funding available.

With all the young families in the village, it would be a shame for this to disappear. Without any takers this event will cease to take place.

If you would like to know more and are willing to take this on please use the contact form, below, in the first instance:

The last PUBlic Philosophy event of the academic year will take place at the Garvald Inn on Thursday 27th April (8pm until 10pm).

This one will be a debate about God, morality, the corruption of the soul, and how to get your kids to eat vegetables. The central question is whether belief in divine reward and punishment helps people to act morally, or whether it is morally corrupting.

In the first corner, we have arguments from Bishops Berkeley and Butler. In the second corner, we have arguments from Anthony Ashley Cooper, the Third Earl of Shaftesbury. Michael Gill and Jen Marusic will be our esteemed guests this time. They are terrific philosophers, presenters, and people.

It is bound to be a great event. We hope that lots of you can come along!

Saturday 13th May 2023, 19:00 – 21:00: The Lamp of Lothian Trust are hosting a piano and violin recital by internationally renowned musicians Hsing-Chwen Giselle Hsin and Ming Feng Hsin, graduates of the Menuhin Music School. Tickets can be purchased using the following link:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/recital-for-piano-and-violin-tickets-612256374297?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

Bring your craft project (and your own refreshment) to Garvald Village Hall and craft in company. 7.15 – 9.15pm.

Please bring £2 or £3 to cover the hall hire (amount depends how many come).

The last PUBlic Philosophy event of the academic year will take place at the Garvald Inn on Thursday 27th April (8pm until 10pm).

This one will be a debate about God, morality, the corruption of the soul, and how to get your kids to eat vegetables. The central question is whether belief in divine reward and punishment helps people to act morally, or whether it is morally corrupting.

In the first corner, we have arguments from Bishops Berkeley and Butler. In the second corner, we have arguments from Anthony Ashley Cooper, the Third Earl of Shaftesbury. Michael Gill and Jen Marusic will be our esteemed guests this time. They are terrific philosophers, presenters, and people.

It is bound to be a great event. We hope that lots of you can come along!