Craignish Village Hall has a long-standing history of offering high quality, carefully curated multi-genre arts programming across each year. Our Arts Manager (Rachel Rogers) works together with volunteer committee members to deliver this diverse programming, which generates its own funding streams, and does not draw upon day-to-day hall revenue. Since 2011, the programme has been the grateful beneficiary of funding support from Creative Scotland, The Craignish Trust, The Touring Network, Argyll & Bute Council, Cinema for All, Film Hub Scotland as well as generous private supporting donors.
We are very privileged to have such high-quality arts performances taking place in our rural, fragile remote location, where many would otherwise have limited opportunities to experience the arts without significant travel. We are delighted that, contrary to the national trend, our audience numbers continue to grow. We regularly gather and analyse valuable audience and community feedback and welcome all your suggestions and ideas for consideration at any time to help us with future planning.
We couldn’t run our events without the generous time offered by our brilliant volunteers, and can always find a role for everyone, so if you’d like to be more involved, then please do let us know!
Coming up in 2026
Tickets for all our shows are available from: http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/craignish-village-hall and usually from Ardfern Village Store as well. Or email rachel@craignish.org.uk
Use this QR code to go to our ticket page – all current events are listed there. 
We offer concession-priced tickets for under-25s and people on a low income, but if the cost is still too much, CVH Arts Programme can further subsidise ticket cost to people living on the Craignish Peninsula who are on a low income or where ticket cost is a barrier to them attending an event. Please contact rachel@craignish.org.uk or call 01852 311 166 in complete confidence.
We are forever grateful to the generous support from the people of Craignish, Lunga and Ardfern, Creative Scotland Open Fund, and The Craignish Trust for supporting our Arts Programme and making all that we do possible.
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