On Friday 22nd December the CHRISTMAS QUIZ will take place in Garvald Pub, starting at 8.30 pm. Always fiercely contested – not to be missed – everyone welcome.
![]()
On Friday 22nd December the CHRISTMAS QUIZ will take place in Garvald Pub, starting at 8.30 pm. Always fiercely contested – not to be missed – everyone welcome.
![]()
These documents are now laid out in Garvald Church which is open every day, and available for any member of the public to scrutinise. They will be available there for the next 30 days
The Haddington Community Choir will put on their fourth performance in St. Mary’s Church in Haddington, this Saturday, 2nd December between 5-6pm.
Admission is free! Donations collected for Keep the Heid Haddington.
We hope to see you there!
Saturday 9th December 2023, 2-4pm, Garvald Village Hall
All the children of Garvald and Morham are warmly invited to join us for a Christmas Ceilidh! There will be a half hour break from dancing at 2:45pm for party food and a visit from someone special – listen out for sleigh bells!
Parents and carers, please stay with your children and bring:
Can’t wait to see you there!
The next Ladies’ Supper will be on Friday 1st December at 7pm in the Garvald Stables. Festive Dress-up! We would love to see some of our neighbours from the wider community come along, too!
Just a wee reminder of what to bring along:
See you there!
Tickets for the Hogmanay Hoolie will go on sale on Monday 27th November. We look forward to seeing you all there for what is sure to be another great fun night!
BYOB & Glass – A light supper will be provided and v/vg options (please advise)
7.30pm – Midnight
Adults: £15, Under 18’s: £8, Under 5’s free
Booking has now closed for this trip, tickets purchased and the coach booked.
Please watch your email inboxes (the one you use for eventbrite) for full information if you ordered tickets.
GMCC and a group of local volunteers have been working with Changeworks and Home Energy Scotland on a project which aims to help residents of rural areas access assitance towards becoming ‘Low Carbon Communities’.
We are hoping to hold a ‘Meet the Expert’ event early next year which could offer advice on everything from struggling with fuel bills; to making your home warmer and more efficient; to top tips to save energy in the home; to installing renewable technologies. This advice covers renter, landlords and owner-occupier accomodation plus small businesses. There is also quite a bit of financial and practical support available for these.
We will also be sharing information on a variety of these topics over the coming months, through this site and the Facebook channels.
Please watch out for the registration of interest survey too which wll help us know which experts to bring along.
Could you help?
To get the most from this offer, we need a few more people to help set this up, share information, collect and generate ideas, or help at the event. Please let us know on the contact form if you would like to get involved.
There is also the opportunity for one or two local volunteers to receive free training on how to give basic energy advice and signpost the practical and financial support available which will help us all after the event.
This project has been fully funded and we are so lucky to have been chosen as one of the first communities to participate.
The next PUBlic Philosophy event will be on Thursday 18th January from 8-10pm in the Garvald Inn. Professor Amalia Amaya Navarro and Dr. Nick Treanor will lead discussions about jurisprudential virtue and the biggest thing you’ve ever seen.