Total 5 stars! The Rutherglen Town hall has undergone…read morerenovation, to an excellent standard! It hosts many rooms, that would suit many an event! I had my wedding meal and reception here. We had our meal that would sit up to 50 in the fab bar area which is modern in style and has glass roof and sides, NOT what you would expect in a Town Hall, this area lights up the glass with lovely lighting, it really illuminates at night time! After the day reception and lovely meal we moved into the Grand Hall, this is a more traditional area, suited our needs, this area holds 150 guests, so with the bar area you can have around 200 guests for evening! If day guests exceed 50 the grand hall is used for meals! We where advised the hall is very dark at night, we kept this in mind when ordering our centrepiece's and had a feather display that lit up on each table! This was really lovely in the room, also we choose a great dj who had the most amazing light set up! Well worth the cost, he brought a double chocolate fountain that was set up in the bar area and I had worked hard and got sweets, crystal bowls, scoops , personalised bags etc for a candy buffet to be arranged on a table as well! Their was lots of space, and a lovely seated area at the bar, which we just put candles on the tables their! The only 2 downfalls for me on the Town Hall us you have to have their catering for the evening buffet! This to me was a very expensive cost! It was lovely, but as I said for us it was expensive! We chose carefully and also the fountain and candy buffet and cake all helped it along! Also the bar area has a staircase that does not have a safety gate, just a rope going across! This really was not good enough as we had 2 toddlers at our event! And 3 of my guests had to stand guard to make sure the children didn't go near the stairs, and I felt this dampened thir experience, as their welcome drink became a stand and guard session! I asked the venue if I could buy a gate previously and was told no, health and saftey would not allow it! This still baffles me! My brother in law still talks of his fear one of the kids where going to fall down these stairs! So have a gaurs in place or ask them to change their policy! Not like your not paying enough lol! Later the toddlers where in prams so did not matter as much! The staff where on the ball! Took care of everything, from cut fingers to organising taxi fairs! We paid £10 extra to hire the hall for the 1Am finish as thought this was very reasonable and the normal 12am finish would probably not accommodate our guests as well as the 12am finish! Hehe! This venue does need to be recognised more for the great place that it is! This venue also hosts many different events, comedy, theatre shows, wedding fairs! Go along and have a wee look!

The jewel in the crown of Rutherglen's Main Street, the striking Town Hall is now a well used venue…read morefor a range of art and cultural events. Not only is the building aesthetically pleasing on the outside, but boasts a genuinely stunning interior which defies the fairly tired surroundings of the building's neighbouring businesses. You can expect at least two events to be held here on a weekly basis, ranging from comedy nights to gigs.

I wish I could comment on the welcome that I received at Alloa Town Hall but, sadly, from my quick…read morevisit and look around, there was no one on hand. I was visiting to see if it would be possible to hold a volunteer recruitment day there. I also called slightly before heading over to let them know I'd be dropping by. But, sadly, there was no answer. I signed myself in the sign in/out book and said a loud 'Hello!' There was no response, so I headed in. It was dark and dusty. In one hall, there was a huge theatre. It's certainly a lovely and traditional building but not quite what I was looking for. Regardless, it was nice to see the space. It would be great if the phones were manned and also if someone was available to welcome visitors as, when I visited, it didn't feel all too welcoming. I only just realised that I didn't sign out so, as far as Alloa Town Hall is concerned, I'm forever wandering the corridors. Whoops!

Dating back to 1902, the Town Hall is the most impressive building in Clydebank. The grade B…read morebuilding comprises public halls, municipal offices, council chambers and a court room. The Town Hall escaped relatively lightly during the Clydebank Blitz in 1941. It acted as a haven for the displaced citizens of the town and the rescue co-ordination centre. It remains the most popular venue within the surrounding area, hosting over six hundred bookings per year ranging from meetings, social events, concerts, musicals, dance displays, wedding receptions etc. The Town Hall also houses one of only two remaining Wurlitzer organs in Scotland.

This is one of the very few decent places in Airdrie these days. If you're not into betting or…read morebagging bargains for a pound then there is very little in the way of escape. Since it's dramatic re-vamp the Town Hall now has it's own little cafe upstairs. Clean, spacious and child friendly it's the perfect place to grab a quick snack and cuppa. The menu is somewhat limited and it's always faaaar too hot but beggars can't be choosers. There is still not a huge volume of concerts and shows on when compared to the likes of the Civic Hall in Motherwell but hopefully things will pick up. Another welcome addition is the showing of films, though has only been during school holidays so far.

Sir John Wilson Town Hall in Airdrie is a lovely building. It is really old fashioned with a good…read moresized stage and big high ceilings. It used to be the place in Airdrie to get married although maybe not so much now as people travel further a field now days for their big day. The main hall is huge and can seat a large number of people and for smaller events the Lesser town hall upstairs is ideal. You can also hire additional rooms so if you are getting married you can get some changing rooms for people to get changed in which is good. It is in a great location in centre of Airdrie and easily reached by bus or train.

Hamilton Town Hall is a beautiful, historic, pinnacle building in the heart of Hamilton. It's a bit…read moreof everything, from council offices, to the town library, to conference rooms, to a theatre. It's been there forever, the 20's if I'm not mistaken, and has had a couple of refurbs since. I've spent a lot of time in this theatre, as the youth theatre I was part of used this theatre for their shows, and I have so many fond memories of the place having spent about 5 weeks a year in total in the theatre! Now that I'm finished doing youth theatre I do love going to see their shows, and actually went to see Cats here on Saturday night, their most recent production, and it was fantastic. The Town Hall's theatre is amazing, but their library is outstanding as well and has everything you could ever need. The staff are great and willing to help with whatever they can, and I used the reference library a lot when I was doing my family tree, so I have first hand experience with how excellent the librarian's help was in here. If you have any questions about Hamilton's history, or anything book related, the librarians in here are the people to find.

my sister married in the Town House in Hamilton earlier this year and cant speak too highly of the…read morestaff and the service we recieved. The building itself is very impresive and was fully refurbished a few years ago.As well as weddings the venue is also available for functions and conferences. There is also a large theatre and a library within the building, which i have taken my parents to many shows.Seats are lovly and comfortable and a lovely atmosphere surronds the place

One of the focal point of Portobello High Street it is a beautiful old building gorgeous high…read moreceilings with amazing fixtures. This building has hosted many local events. From craft fairs to local charity fund raising, School plays,salesn Blood donations (which is how I noticed how pretty my ceiling is). I am pretty sure it has been used for wedding dances too. Anyone can hire it for a functions which is why it has had a wide rage of uses. You can check out the pin board to see what events are up and coming. I love this building it holds a lot of memories for me and is a nice place look at.

Kickboxing is the greatest thing about this place. Keeping fit and building up a sweat. Nice old…read moretraditional building with old school town hall feel like a wild west movie, but then, it is Portobello! ; )

When i think of town halls I always think of grand old buildings so I was a bit surprised to see…read moremilngavie town hall looking a bit modern and like a community centre. There is parking to the side and also around the back alternatively you have the station car park across the road. I visited today as the monthly maker's market was on and the hall was a really good size with lots of room to navigate around and see the stalls and chat to the owners. I picked up a few bits and bobs today and I can tell that I will definitely be back here next month too!

More of a 'modern' style town hall beside a beautiful church. Within walking distance of the train…read morestation which is ideal (literally only a few minutes). Went here for the Milngavie Makers Market and the room was well laid out - everyone was so lovely. Hall and surrounding grounds are kept in good condition (as you would expect from Milngavie, haha). Plenty of parking available and it is really accessible. Perfect for the different classes/events they offer.

Years ago this fine old building was used as a cinema; today it is used for exhibitions, concerts,…read moremeetings and various events throughout the year.There was even a dalek exhibition in 2007! There are plans to refurbish the interior at present which is in a poor state of repair. The stone exterior, including the fine clock tower and steeple, is very attractive.