South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture

 

A fantastic open-air cinema show for all the family!

Scarlett Johansson, Taron Egerton and Matthew McConaughey all star in this animated musical movie about a singing competition, put together for animals in an attempt to save a theatre.

Five contestants emerge: a mouse, a timid elephant, a pig, a gorilla and a punk-rock porcupine.

Gates open 1:30pm, show starts 3:009m.

Tickets

Book online on the Adventure Cinema website.

All children must be accompanied by an adult. Under 2s go free.

Standard ticket: £14.01 / £10.65 (under 12s)

Bring your own camping chair / blanket.

Premium ticket: £19.61 (adult / child)

Includes luxury deck chair in a prime position. Premium tickets are priced the same for adults and children.

Extras

Snacking treat bag + Adventure Cinema programme: £12.95

A branded tote bag filled with delicious sharing snacks PLUS the official Adventure Cinema 2025 Season Programme. Treat bags include share bag of popcorn, Lister’s Crisps, Olly’s Pretzels, Mallow & Marsh chocolate coated mallows, Haribo Starmix and a Programme.

*Must be pre-ordered at time of booking and collected on arrival at the event.

Blanket: £9.95

Add cosy blankets to enjoy the movie in ultimate comfort. Designed with a stylish herringbone pattern and woven using 100% recycled cotton fibres.

Cost: £14.01 / £10.65 under 12s / premium ticket £19.61 (adult / child) with prime position luxury deck chair

Join the Scottish Chamber Orchestra for an electrifying evening of musical contrasts that span centuries, emotions and styles. Featuring works by Haydn, Capperauld and Beethoven, this programme showcases the Orchestra’s versatility and artistry in full force.

The concert begins with Haydn's Symphony No. 80 in D minor, a masterful blend of dramatic tension and playful elegance.

Next, the spotlight turns to the world premiere of Rewired, a dynamic new concerto for soprano saxophone and chamber orchestra written by SCO Associate Composer Jay Capperauld, with the outstanding Lewis Banks as soloist.

The concert concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4 in B-flat, a radiant masterpiece often described as his most joyful symphony. Overflowing with energy and wit, this work is a perfect finale to a night of captivating contrasts.

Kindly supported by Eriadne and George Mackintosh, Claire and Anthony Tait and The Jones Family Charitable Trust.

Available to book online or by calling The Town House Hamilton on 01698 452299.

Cost: £20.00 / £10.00 (concession) / £6.00 (student/universal credit) / £6.00 (under 26’s) (subject to £1.50 transaction fee)

 

Folksy Theatre invites you to experience a brand new musical adaptation of this classic tale, touring open air throughout summer 2025! Set against the enchanting backdrop of the eerie Sherwood Forest, this whimsical production sees King John and the Sheriff of Nottingham trying to thwart the legendary outlaw, Robin Hood and his band of merry men as they steal from the rich to give to the poor.

Will Robin and his band escape the Sheriff’s clutches? And whose side is Maid Marian truly on?

Filled with Folksy’s signature live music, audience interaction, and delightful silliness, this adaptation promises to have you laughing and singing along! Don’t miss out on this unforgettable summer adventure!

Book tickets online through Folksy Theatre.

Cost: Adult £12 (+£1.06 fee), Child £10 (+£0.97 fee)

 

Join us for bespoke building and creative construction between 10:30am-12:30pm on the first and third Saturdays of each month between February and October.

Whether our budding builders follow our changing weekly theme or create their own construction, we offer each participant the opportunity to showcase their brilliant builds between sessions in our special display cases in the museum’s reception area.

Only £3.90 per session, please book at reception as spaces are limited.

ACE discount available, please ask at reception.

Cost: £3.90

 

Geez a Break productions present When We Were Young.

When We Were Young takes the audience back to 1990s Glasgow where gang culture was at its worst. It takes them on a nostalgic and emotional rollercoaster, following the lives of one of the many young teams who polluted the street corners of the city.

This production is both a hilarious and eye-opening look back to 1990s Glasgow and a heart-breaking story of stolen youth.

This show contains strong language, adult humour and blood and is recommended for audiences aged 16+.

Utter class - DAILY RECORD 

A triumph , one not to be missed - GLASGOW THEATRE BLOG

Comedy that rages fast and furiously in this drama that offers a great night out for audiences  - THE SCOTSMAN

So well conceived and beautifully presented - LISA IN THE THEATRE 

Available to book online or by calling Lanark Memorial Hall on 01555 673199.

Cost: £18.00 / £16.00 concession (Subject to £1.50 transaction fee)