News & Events
The hall’s all lit up again
The Christmas lights are now back on around the hall. They look wonderfully festive. Thanks to John Pollock for turning them on - he's done this for many a year!
Village Hall AGM, 29th November at 7.30
The AGM of the Village Hall's Management Committee shall be held in the Greater Hall (to facilitate social distancing) on the 29th November at 7.30. This important meeting shall include election/re-election of trustees, along with the members of the management...
Presentation of cheques from the Co-op Community Fund
In the hall on Tues. 16th November the Co-op Community Fund presented cheques to three Borders charities: St Boswells Village Hall itself; The Lavender Touch, which supports those living with cancer; and Youth Borders, which facilitates networks, events and training...
St Boswells Live! comes back to the hall, Sat. 20th November
Jenny Biddle will be performing a live show in the Village Hall on Saturday 20th November, starting at 7-30pm. It’s more than two years since Jenny has performed in the Borders, recording her 7th album ‘Live in Scotland’. What a great way to mark the return of St...
Good dog!
Puppies in the hall Tweed Dogs Puppy Training Class has been so successful they’ve now booked two Sunday slots in the hall. Our Chairperson’s little dog is one of the puppy pupils! For more pictures taken on 7.11.21 see under the Pictures and Memories: Events in the...
The first hall wedding for ages
We’re delighted to have hosted the wedding of Gordon McPherson and Jojo McPherson (née Bell) on the 9th October. This was the first wedding held in the hall for over a year and a half, due to pandemic restrictions. Many others have been booked! For other pictures of...
Ian Rankin event a sell-out
Thursday 23rd September: Ian Rankin: The Dark Remains. The hall is delighted to host Mainstreet Trading Company’s celebration of an extraordinary new publication that brings together two of Scotland’s masters of crime fiction. William McIlvanney’s Laidlaw trilogy...
The Village Hall Website on Clish-Clash
The village hall website is attracting the interest of local historians. The hall committee’s secretary was asked to write an account of it for ‘Clish-clash’ (meaning ‘repeated gossip’), the e-newsletter of the Scottish Local History Forum, which also publishes the...
Moffat’s masked audience
On Tuesday 31st August a truly memorable event was held in the hall – Alistair Moffat reading and introducing extracts from his new book, The Secret History of Here. This eloquent and crystal-clear performance, splendidly organized by The Mainstreet Trading Company,...