You are warmly invited to our Rhu Hall Family friendly Health and Well-being afternoon on Sunday 1st September from 2pm to 4pm. We have table tennis in the McColl room, badminton in the main hall, an under 5’s corner to keep the wee ones entertained and autumn crafts for the older children. After all that you will need a cuppa and cake! Please come along and see what else there is on offer at your hall.
The next family fun event will take place on the Saturday 2nd June where we will host a Teddy Bears Picnic in the Hall and then a village Treasure Hunt in the afternoon.
It all starts at 12.30 – families are invited to bring their own picnic lunches and blankets and join us for a community picnic. (Please do not bring any foods containing nuts)
Tea/coffee/juice will be available as well as a Chocolate Tombola and toddler soft play corner.
At 1.30pm the Treasure Hunt will start, it will cost £2.00 for a map and score card.
There will be two levels of difficulty to choose from this year. On completion please return to the Hall with your completed score card to claim your ‘Treasure’.
No need to book, but if you could find us on Facebook and confirm if your attending it allows us to buy enough supplies.
Get together with friends and family on Saturday 20th January and enjoy a traditional Burns Supper, Scottish music old and new and a fun family quiz.
Tickets
£8 Adult / £4 child / £20 Family (max 2 adults) / Under 5’s free
Rhu Hall Committee are excited to host their first family event since the Hall has had new central heating installed and been fully decorated. The committee are hosting a fun filled autumn themed evening for all the family on Saturday 23rd September.
There will be crafts for the children to make, enjoy a hot dog around the campfire then our amazing storyteller Susan and Onion will keep the kids entertained with traditional stories while you enjoy a cuppa or a glass wine (byob) and we shall finish the night with a good old sing song around the campfire – let us know your favourite song and we will try and get it on the play list.
Tickets can be reserved and campfire song requested by messaging us on Facebook or emailing rhuhallmac@gmail.com Cost £5.00 per child and £3.00 per adult. Please book early to avoid disappointment.
We’d like to extend an invitation to our Annual General Meeting on 6th June, 7.30pm at the hall. The meeting is open to all and we would be delighted to see you there.
Anyone interested in volunteering and joining the committee would be especially welcome and you can put your name forward to join by emailing rhuhallmac@gmail.com
We hope to see you there!
Thanks to all of you who joined us on the 4th March to celebrate the transformation of Rhu and Shandon Village Hall. It was great to see so many of you – some familiar faces and new ones too.
Rhu and Shandon Village Hall has been completely transformed with full central heating and redecoration. Come along on Saturday March 4 between 12 noon and 3.00 pm and see for yourselves. There will be activities for children of all ages, gifts/crafts for sale and displays by groups using the hall so you can see what is currently on offer. Tea, coffee and delicious home baking will also be available.
All this work has been made possible thanks to generous funding from the Forces Covenant Fund, the Kenneth Barge Memorial Trust and fundraising events in the local community. Our thanks also go to Argyll and Bute Council who, in partnership with the Management Committee, have organised and carried out the heating contract to provide the community with a warm and welcoming meeting place. No longer will we have to worry about coming to the hall on cold winter’s evenings!
Rhu and Shandon Community centre was recently given the Keystone Award!
Keystone is a quality award scheme for people who run village halls and community buildings.
Completing the Keystone Award means we have undertaken a process to ensure our community facility is run to a high standard and that we meet all legal and regulatory requirements.
The scheme is managed by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations and we were supported through the process by Argyll and Bute Council.
Many thanks to Audrey Baird for mentoring us through the process and to Helen Fraser our Secretary, whose hard work and diligence ensured our success in achieving the award.
Saturday 4th June is family disco night with our resident DJ – Gary Mackie.
Come along and dance the night away from 6-9pm.
All ages welcome – the young and young at heart!
Tea/coffee/soft drinks and snack available to purchase or bring your own bottle.
£5.00 a family or free for family friends of Rhu hall.
We really value your continued support, hope to see you there!
Rhu and Shandon Community Centre 