Christmas Cookery Demonstration by Fiona Burrell, Founder & Principal of the award-winning Edinburgh New Town Cookery School. Featuring lots of Gorgonzola and the opportunity to do some Christmas food shopping and enjoy a glass of fizz. Fiona is an expert in life skills cookery and a former tutor and principal of the world-renowned Leiths School of Food and Wine. She is a member of the Guild of Food Writers as well as a frequent contributor to BBC Radio Kitchen Café,…

Our final Coffee Morning of 2024 has a Christmas theme! All welcome - children too - for coffee (or tea, or squash!) with cake/biscuits/fruit. Voluntary ££ contributions gratefully received. NB During the colder months of January & February our Coffee Mornings will be replaced with Hot Soup Lunches at 12noon on the first and third Wednesdays of the month (15 Jan, 5 Feb, 19 Feb).

Join us for a fun-filled evening at Lothian Halls annual Burns Supper and Ceilidh with Raffle. Enjoy a delicious three-course meal and a complimentary dram of whisky. The bar will be open throughout the night, cards and cash accepted.

FIRST & THIRD THURSDAY OF THE MONTH All welcome – children too – to chat over coffee (or tea, or squash!) and a slice or two of cake. Come on your own or with friends. Voluntary ££ contributions gratefully received.  

All welcome – children too – to chat over coffee (or tea, or squash!) and a slice or two of cake in the beautiful surroundings of the Crailing & Nisbet Lothian Hall, a recently refurbished former church with its own car park. Come on your own or with friends. Voluntary ££ contributions gratefully received

All welcome – children too – to chat over coffee (or tea, or squash!) and a slice or two of cake in the beautiful surroundings of the Crailing & Nisbet Lothian Hall, a recently refurbished former church with its own car park. Come on your own or with friends. Voluntary ££ contributions gratefully received

All welcome – children too – to chat over coffee (or tea, or squash!) and a slice or two of cake in the beautiful surroundings of the recently refurbished former church that is Crailing & Nisbet Lothian Hall. Come on your own or with friends. Voluntary ££ contributions gratefully received.

All welcome – children too – to chat over coffee (or tea, or squash!) and a slice or two of cake in the beautiful surroundings of the refurbished former church that is Crailing & Nisbet Lothian Hall. Come on your own or with friends. Voluntary ££ contributions gratefully received.

Treat yourself and friends to a fabulous afternoon tea with a glass of Prosecco (and tea/coffee!) in the beautiful surroundings of Lothian Hall in Crailing Village, just 6 miles from Kelso. Onsite parking is available. At just £15 per person this is tremendous value for money.

Grab some bargains and early Christmas presents in our autumn Table Top sale. Enjoy some refreshments and try your hand at the raffle. FREE ENTRY for visitors. STALLHOLDERS – £10 per table plus raffle prize donation. We welcome crafts, baking, and bric-a-brac. To book your table please visit our website: https://www.lothianhall.co.uk/events/

The first of two wreath making events at Lothian Hall this year. Get into the festive spirit by creating your very own Christmas wreath, along with a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie too. All materials and instruction/guidance included. £35 – booking will open nearer the time on the Lothian Hall website.

The first of two wreath making events at Lothian Hall this year. Get into the festive spirit by creating your very own Christmas wreath, along with a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie too. Please bring your own secateurs – all other materials and instruction/guidance included.

The first of two wreath making events at Lothian Hall this year. Get into the festive spirit by creating your very own Christmas wreath, along with a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie too. Please bring your own secateurs – all other materials and instruction/guidance included.

Join us for some neighbourly festive fare and the annual switch-on of the Crailing Village Christmas tree lights. BYOB: feel free to bring your own tipple of choice

Ask the expert(s) your gardening questions and get ready for spring! This month featuring a talk on composting by local horticulturalist Penelope Wright. Penny is a former horticultural technician/ instructor with the Scottish Rural College in Edinburgh, and helps gardeners, community groups and allotment owners to develop and maintain their green space.

Test your knowledge in teams of up to four (bring your own team or join up on the night). Bring your own tipple. Soft drinks & hot beverages available to purchase. £2 per person, pay on door.