Now that we are starting to get that summer feeling, what better way to get in the groove than with some laid-back jazz in the Village Hall. A great way to raise some funds for the hall.
Saturday 31st May at 8 pm BYOB and snacks
Tickets from Laura Edmonds, or via the contact form below or from the Lanterne Rouge
We are looking for a cleaner for Garvald Village Hall.
2 hours per week @ £12.50 per hour
There would be an additional requirement for extra hours on specific occasions such as wedding bookings.
If you are interested please respond on the form below.
The Easter Sunday service for Lammermuir Parish will take place in Humbie Church tomorrow (20th April) at 10 am. Everyone welcome and there will be an Easter Egg Hunt for the children
The next performances from the Stenton Footlights will take place from 7th – 10th May in Stenton Village Hall. It’s gonna be a Farce! A comedy classic of clerical confusion.
Get your tickets now.
This Friday, 11th April, the film to be shown at Gifford Film Club is Honeyland – from Macedonia. It tells the story of one of the last wild beekeepers in Europe whose traditional way of life centred on collecting honey from wild bees, is disturbed by the arrival of a noisy and rambunctious family. A delicious pre-film supper is available at the Lanterne Rouge if you want to make a night of it.
Get ready for the next must-see production from Stenton Footlights
7-10th May in Stenton Village Hall
The film showing on Friday March 14th is “The Taste of Things” starring Juliet Binoche – romantic, French, food-based, – mais OUI, s’il vous plait!
Film starts at 8 pm so there is plenty of time to call in to Garvald pub in advance to contribute to the Ukraine fundraiser.And even time for a pre-film supper at the Lanterne Rouge. And it’s still massively good value to become a member of the Club – £30 for 8 films.
Lammermuir Church which includes Yester, Bolton, Saltoun, Humbie, Garvald and Morham is bringing something new to Garvald on Sunday 9th March, 4-6 pm in the Village Hall.
It’s called “Messy Church” and it’s a couple of hours of activities, games (and macaroni cheese) for children and families. The theme is Joseph and his brothers – an opportunity to learn more about those ancient and eternal bible stories, while having fun and sampling the aforementioned macaroni cheese! Just come along – everyone welcome.
more information from lammermuirchurch.org/messy-church
A film to make you laugh for Valentine’s Day.
“The Holdovers” is a film about a curmudgeonly high school instructor who has to remain on campus over the holidays and forms an unlikely bond with a troubled teenager and the school cook. Doors open at 7.30 pm. Film starts at 8 pm. Even better – you could start the evening off with supper in the Lanterne Rouge.
Film Club starts back again on Friday 10th January with “One Life” – the story of Nicholas Winton.
Doors open at 7.30 pm for tea and coffee. Film starts at 8 pm