South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture

 

Welcome to East Kilbride Camera Club 2025 Photograph Exhibition. Our exhibition comprises of favorite images from each of our members and those of our winners from this season’s club competitions. 

EKCC was founded in the 1950s and we aim to keep it going for many years to come.  We are a group of photographers from various backgrounds, with differing levels of photographic experience, knowledge, ability and skill but all are passionate about photography.  EKCC is a place where like-minded people can meet and chat about all things photography related.

We meet during our club season (September to April) every Monday evening in East Kilbride Sports Club at Calderglen Park at 7.30pm and schedule events throughout the summer.

We are a very friendly club so please don’t feel intimidated and get in touch with us if you are thinking of joining, as a beginner, a novice or an expert.  Our club will give you the support and opportunities you need to help you develop your photography skills.  New friends and members are always welcome to come along to join in. The first few nights are free to allow you to settle in and decide if you wish to join us.

A huge thank you to all of our members for their submissions and also to our sponsor John Wilson Photography for printing and mounting all the exhibition images.

Cost: Free admission

SLLC’s Culture department offer a wide range of “art” activities to the local community which includes painting and drawing, ceramics, stained glass, dressmaking, traditional arts and crafts, guitar, drumming and much more.

All our tutors are talented artists and committed to inspiring participants of all ages and abilities in their creative work by passing on their expert knowledge and techniques to participants whilst building up their confidence to express themselves in whatever way they wish.

This exhibition showcases the wealth of talent that we are lucky to have within our family of “tutors”.

Cost: Free admission

On the eve of the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, join us at Low Parks Museum for an evening of reflection to mark the end of the Second World War. Through first-hand accounts of those who lived through it, and a carefully selected programme of pipe music, we acknowledge the human stories at the heart of this momentous conflict.

Admission is free, but a ticket should be booked via the online box office.

Cost: Free admissnion

 

Our hugely popular, long running Tea Dances return on Thursdays on the following dates;

• 10 July
• 14 August
• 18 September
• 23 October
• 20 November

Time: 1.30pm to 3.30pm

Tickets: £2.50

John Findlay provides the live music for our series of Tea Dances with a mixture of sequence and ballroom to suit all tastes.

Tea and biscuits provided.

Book early to avoid disappointment! Call Rutherglen Town Hall on 0141 613 5700.

Cost: £2.50