Tyninghame Village Hall is a listed building in the centre of a unique conservation village in the beautiful East Lothian countryside. The Hall was originally the village bakehouse, remodelled in 1842. It provides a stunning and magical location for any event with its centre piece log fire, south-facing windows and views across the Lammermuir Hills.
The Village Hall is available for private hires and provides a stunning setting for a wide variety of indoor events including wedding ceremonies, funeral wakes, family and children’s parties as well as weekly classes and monthly craft fairs.
The Village Hall also plays a central role in village life since it is the only covered communal space in the village where local people can meet and hold events. It is leased long-term from the Earl of Haddington to the Tyninghame Village Hall and Community Committee who is responsible for the upkeep of the Hall interior, and for its hire and community use. Tyninghame Village Hall and Community is a charitable organisation (estab 2021, charity no. SCO47531) that advances community development through the use of the Hall so that people can come together and participate in various social activities and events.
The Tyninghame Village Hall and Community Committee is made up of local residents who are passionate about community connection, social inclusion, sustainability and local heritage.
The organisation’s purposes are:
1:- The advancement of citizenship or community development through the provision of a venue for the local community and others to come together and participate in various activities and events.
2:- The advancement of the arts, heritage, culture or science by offering a space for local groups to exhibit their crafts.
3:- The provision of recreational facilities, or the organisation of recreational activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the persons for whom the facilities or activities are primarily intended by providing a range of classes and groups.
The office bearers are elected each year at the first committee meeting following the Annual General Meeting and new members are welcomed throughout the year.
The date of the most recent Tyninghame Village Hall and Community Committee meeting was 19th May
Our next Meeting will be Monday 4th August at 7.30pm
All our committee meetings are open to local residents to attend either to observe proceedings or to raise an issue. The Secretary should be informed by anyone wishing to raise an issue at least 2 weeks prior to the meeting in order to inform the agenda and allow any preparation to be undertaken.
Please email tyninghamevillagehall@gmail.com if you wish to attend our next meeting
A Splash of Tradition
In Tyninghame, we take pride in our village’s unique character, expressed through the traditional painting of building exteriors in soft green and pink tones.
These colours reflect our connection to the natural surroundings and help preserve the harmonious look of the village. It’s a small touch that makes a big difference in maintaining the charm of Tyninghame.
The Colours : RAL 7009 (Green Grey)
RAL 3015 (Light Pink)