HELLO Winter

Come for a drink, a sandwich and an hour of wonderful music being performed. To reserve places so we have an idea of numbers please email: randschurch59@gmail.com Suggested donation £15. Doors open 12.30 (except 22 March 2.45pm)
2026
1pm – Friday 30th January: Nikita Lukinov – (Piano)
3pm – Sunday 22 March Flutes Unlimited (no catering)
1pm – Friday 27th March: Ryan Corbett (Accordian)
1pm – Friday 24th April: Trio Alma: Daniella Hathaway – Soprano, Sarah Harrington – Cello, Stephen Adam – Piano
1pm – Friday 29th May: Tony Moffatt – Violin, Stephen Adam-Piano
1pm – Friday 25th September: Ida Pelliccioli – Piano
1pm – Friday 30th October: Daniel Ciubano – Piano
1pm – Friday 27th November: tbc

A programme of events at Cove Burgh Hall – visit https://eventlist.store/coveburghhall/tickets for tickets

SUNDAY 12TH APRIL CLOSE SHAVE CHORUS WITH GUESTS TARTAN HARMONY
Close Shave Chorus is making a welcome return to Cove Burgh Hall and on this occasion they are joined by special guests, Tartan Harmony. Close Shave Chorus are an award winning male voice barbershop / “a cappella” chorus based in Glasgow, well known for performing 4-part harmony songs, ranging from the Great American Songbook to modern pop. Tartan Harmony – an all female a-cappella chorus based in Helensburgh. Founded in 2009, it was the first Scottish choir to be accepted as a member of the Ladies Association of British Barbershop Singers.
Doors & Bar open at 12.00 noon with Soup and Roll lunch included in the ticket price of £15. The concert will commence at 1.00pm https://eventlist.store/coveburghhall/tickets

FRIDAY 24TH APRIL 7.30-10PM- CATERAN
Cateran are a Scottish band, playing their own blend of Country, Americana and Folk influenced music.
The band is comprised of a group of seasoned musicians and friends who had previously played in many different bands and in many guises.
Featuring five vocalists and with influences including the Eagles; Crosby Stills Nash & Young and Runrig, to name but a few, their sound features warm, close, blended harmonies, which underpin their melodic but meaningful song-writing style.

SUNDAY 3RD MAY – PIPPA REID FOSTER – 2-4PM
Contemporary Harpist from the west coast of Scotland. A performer, teacher and composer of the harp. Sharing music which feeds the mind and soul. Even though her instrument, the Clarsach (lever harp), is regarded traditionally Scottish, her technique incorporates electronic looping, effects, and field recordings. Focusing on contemporary music with strong minimalist elements.

SATURDAY 23RD MAY – PATRICIA HARTSHORNE – WITH A BIT OF A SWAGGER – 7.30-10PM
In 2024 Patricia published her memoir, ‘with a bit of a SWAGGER’, which is about her origins and adventures as a performer. She asks how an ex-convent schoolgirl came to be swaggering around an intimate off-West End theatre as Marlene Dietrich, flaunting her French knickers and suspenders – on a Good Friday? Her show, WITH A BIT OF A SWAGGER, is based on the book and this year she’ll be taking it to venues in the north, including Scotland

Monthly dance usually held last Friday of the month from 8p.m.-11.30pm in the Osprey Suite of the Commodore Hotel, 112-117 West Clyde Street , Helensburgh G84 8ES.
Drinks can be purchased from the bar. Tea/coffee and a biscuit will be available at the interval when the raffle will be drawn.
Tickets price at £10 for members and £12 for non-members (half price for accompanied under 16s) can be purchased on the night or reserved from Association Secretary Anne Thorn

10am – 12pm (Adult workshop), 2pm – 4pm (Children and their families)

Performance maker and former Cove Park resident Florence Logan warmly invites you to move, make, dream and play.
Using movement, video, and a mix of everyday objects we’ll turn our dreams into “wonky realities.” whether that be big ambitions, like becoming a hairdresser or climbing all the Munros or completely fantastical ideas like a snail leaving rainbow trails across the sky.

See more here https://covepark.org/saturday-studios-fabricating-dreams/

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/covepark/

If you have questions about workshop accessibility, please get in touch with Emma Henderson (Curator of Engagement).

Dumbarton People’s Theatre planned shows for 2026 – tickets on sale the month prior to the event.

The Odd Couple 25-28 February

The Unfriend 29 April – 2 May

https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/dumbarton-peoples-theatre Buy online or from from McDermids Keystore, High Street, Dumbarton, or The Scandinavian Shop, Sinclair Street, Helensburgh, or at the box office.

Dumbarton People’s Theatre planned shows for 2026 – tickets on sale the month prior to the event.

The Odd Couple 25-28 February

The Unfriend 29 April – 2 May

https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/dumbarton-peoples-theatre Buy online or from from McDermids Keystore, High Street, Dumbarton, or The Scandinavian Shop, Sinclair Street, Helensburgh, or at the box office.

A programme of events at Cove Burgh Hall – visit https://eventlist.store/coveburghhall/tickets for tickets

SUNDAY 12TH APRIL CLOSE SHAVE CHORUS WITH GUESTS TARTAN HARMONY
Close Shave Chorus is making a welcome return to Cove Burgh Hall and on this occasion they are joined by special guests, Tartan Harmony. Close Shave Chorus are an award winning male voice barbershop / “a cappella” chorus based in Glasgow, well known for performing 4-part harmony songs, ranging from the Great American Songbook to modern pop. Tartan Harmony – an all female a-cappella chorus based in Helensburgh. Founded in 2009, it was the first Scottish choir to be accepted as a member of the Ladies Association of British Barbershop Singers.
Doors & Bar open at 12.00 noon with Soup and Roll lunch included in the ticket price of £15. The concert will commence at 1.00pm https://eventlist.store/coveburghhall/tickets

FRIDAY 24TH APRIL 7.30-10PM- CATERAN
Cateran are a Scottish band, playing their own blend of Country, Americana and Folk influenced music.
The band is comprised of a group of seasoned musicians and friends who had previously played in many different bands and in many guises.
Featuring five vocalists and with influences including the Eagles; Crosby Stills Nash & Young and Runrig, to name but a few, their sound features warm, close, blended harmonies, which underpin their melodic but meaningful song-writing style.

SUNDAY 3RD MAY – PIPPA REID FOSTER – 2-4PM
Contemporary Harpist from the west coast of Scotland. A performer, teacher and composer of the harp. Sharing music which feeds the mind and soul. Even though her instrument, the Clarsach (lever harp), is regarded traditionally Scottish, her technique incorporates electronic looping, effects, and field recordings. Focusing on contemporary music with strong minimalist elements.

SATURDAY 23RD MAY – PATRICIA HARTSHORNE – WITH A BIT OF A SWAGGER – 7.30-10PM
In 2024 Patricia published her memoir, ‘with a bit of a SWAGGER’, which is about her origins and adventures as a performer. She asks how an ex-convent schoolgirl came to be swaggering around an intimate off-West End theatre as Marlene Dietrich, flaunting her French knickers and suspenders – on a Good Friday? Her show, WITH A BIT OF A SWAGGER, is based on the book and this year she’ll be taking it to venues in the north, including Scotland

The Arts Society Lomond and Argyll have an exciting line-up of events. These are open to Members (free) and Guests (£10) – visit https://www.tasla.org.uk/ to find out about Membership! Lectures are held on the 2nd Tuesday of every Month At Victoria Halls, Helensburgh at 10.30am, with coffee available beforehand from 10am.

9th September 2025 From Downton to Gatsby By Andrew Prince
14th October 2025 The Baroque Country House by Amy Lim
11th November 2025 Tintoretto, painter of the people by Julia Musgrave
9th December 2024 Christmas Ghosts by Kirsty Hartsiosis
13th January 2026 The History of Opera by Jamie Hayes
10th February 2026 The Glasgow Girls by Elaine Hansen
10th March 2026 Bad Behaviour by Mark Fisher
14th April 2026 Poetry, Passion and Painting by Michael Howard
12th May 2026 The Sutton Hoo Ship Burial by Mark Cottle
9th June 2026 History of Embroidery by Susan Kay-Williams

A programme of events at Cove Burgh Hall – visit https://eventlist.store/coveburghhall/tickets for tickets

SUNDAY 12TH APRIL CLOSE SHAVE CHORUS WITH GUESTS TARTAN HARMONY
Close Shave Chorus is making a welcome return to Cove Burgh Hall and on this occasion they are joined by special guests, Tartan Harmony. Close Shave Chorus are an award winning male voice barbershop / “a cappella” chorus based in Glasgow, well known for performing 4-part harmony songs, ranging from the Great American Songbook to modern pop. Tartan Harmony – an all female a-cappella chorus based in Helensburgh. Founded in 2009, it was the first Scottish choir to be accepted as a member of the Ladies Association of British Barbershop Singers.
Doors & Bar open at 12.00 noon with Soup and Roll lunch included in the ticket price of £15. The concert will commence at 1.00pm https://eventlist.store/coveburghhall/tickets

FRIDAY 24TH APRIL 7.30-10PM- CATERAN
Cateran are a Scottish band, playing their own blend of Country, Americana and Folk influenced music.
The band is comprised of a group of seasoned musicians and friends who had previously played in many different bands and in many guises.
Featuring five vocalists and with influences including the Eagles; Crosby Stills Nash & Young and Runrig, to name but a few, their sound features warm, close, blended harmonies, which underpin their melodic but meaningful song-writing style.

SUNDAY 3RD MAY – PIPPA REID FOSTER – 2-4PM
Contemporary Harpist from the west coast of Scotland. A performer, teacher and composer of the harp. Sharing music which feeds the mind and soul. Even though her instrument, the Clarsach (lever harp), is regarded traditionally Scottish, her technique incorporates electronic looping, effects, and field recordings. Focusing on contemporary music with strong minimalist elements.

SATURDAY 23RD MAY – PATRICIA HARTSHORNE – WITH A BIT OF A SWAGGER – 7.30-10PM
In 2024 Patricia published her memoir, ‘with a bit of a SWAGGER’, which is about her origins and adventures as a performer. She asks how an ex-convent schoolgirl came to be swaggering around an intimate off-West End theatre as Marlene Dietrich, flaunting her French knickers and suspenders – on a Good Friday? Her show, WITH A BIT OF A SWAGGER, is based on the book and this year she’ll be taking it to venues in the north, including Scotland

Come for a drink, a sandwich and an hour of wonderful music being performed. To reserve places so we have an idea of numbers please email: randschurch59@gmail.com Suggested donation £15. Doors open 12.30 (except 22 March 2.45pm)
2026
1pm – Friday 30th January: Nikita Lukinov – (Piano)
3pm – Sunday 22 March Flutes Unlimited (no catering)
1pm – Friday 27th March: Ryan Corbett (Accordian)
1pm – Friday 24th April: Trio Alma: Daniella Hathaway – Soprano, Sarah Harrington – Cello, Stephen Adam – Piano
1pm – Friday 29th May: Tony Moffatt – Violin, Stephen Adam-Piano
1pm – Friday 25th September: Ida Pelliccioli – Piano
1pm – Friday 30th October: Daniel Ciubano – Piano
1pm – Friday 27th November: tbc

The Arts Society Lomond and Argyll have an exciting line-up of events. These are open to Members (free) and Guests (£10) – visit https://www.tasla.org.uk/ to find out about Membership! Lectures are held on the 2nd Tuesday of every Month At Victoria Halls, Helensburgh at 10.30am, with coffee available beforehand from 10am.

9th September 2025 From Downton to Gatsby By Andrew Prince
14th October 2025 The Baroque Country House by Amy Lim
11th November 2025 Tintoretto, painter of the people by Julia Musgrave
9th December 2024 Christmas Ghosts by Kirsty Hartsiosis
13th January 2026 The History of Opera by Jamie Hayes
10th February 2026 The Glasgow Girls by Elaine Hansen
10th March 2026 Bad Behaviour by Mark Fisher
14th April 2026 Poetry, Passion and Painting by Michael Howard
12th May 2026 The Sutton Hoo Ship Burial by Mark Cottle
9th June 2026 History of Embroidery by Susan Kay-Williams