East Kilbride Village Theatre is a decent sized venue used to host events/productions on a regular…read morebasis. Prices here vary according to what the event/production is, concessions are usually available. Events include, aswell as others, dance shows, pantomines, musicals and hynotist nights. I particularly love it at Christmas time when there is a Christmas panto, They are highly recommended and attended by many, including schools. We have had many a great night out at the Christmas pantos. During the intervals there is a tuck-shop in the corridor selling soft drinks, crisps and sweets etc and upstairs there is a bar if you fancy something stronger.

Central Library gives you a warm nostalgic sort of feeling. The interior hasn't really been updated…read moresince as far back as I remember, except the cassettes were replaced by CDs years back. Oh and they have computers and everything now too :P The book selection is extensive and caters well to the town. Some sections could be doing with an upgrade though, particularly IT and business, sports and English literature (good selection but old copies). Staff are generally friendly (again helps when a mate works there). They run Saturday book bug every fortnight for babies-young kids for free and have various other workshops for folks of all ages. Best times to avoid are lunch times and immediately after 5pm during school term time. Pupils can get quite noisy and staff aren't as strict as they should be. E-books are also available now to rent online from the South Lanarkshire Leisure website as the library tries to keep up. Every town needs its library and folks' support.

Wee village post office with lots of extras. I bought a card and a newspaper whilst in to post a…read moreparcel. If we dont support theses little independent post offices they'll all close down 30 minutes free car parking in the village too ... so no excuse!

Small library but conveniently has 4 computers. I often print documents off as its only 19p a page…read more If we don't keep using these small libraries they'll end up closing.