Dunoon Burgh Hall
The Dunoon Burgh Hall is a Category B-listed Scottish Baronial building on Argyll Street. Originally opened in 1874 to celebrate Dunoon’s burgh status, it was rescued from demolition by the community. Following a major renovation, it now operates as a cultural hub featuring a 200-capacity theatre, exhibition galleries, artists’ workshops, a cafe, and a garden. The hall offers a dynamic space for both locals and visitors. Key features and experiences include:
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- The Architecture: Designed by Robert Alexander Bryden, it features striking stepped gables, a rose window, and traditional Scottish Baronial details.
- The Arts: It hosts rotating exhibitions (having previously displayed works by artists like Andy Warhol) and performances by professional theatre companies.
- The Cafe & Community: The timber-lined venue serves homemade soups and cakes, offering a peaceful cafe garden for visitors.
- Workshops: The hall runs a year-round programme of creative learning opportunities, from visual arts and literature to film and dance.
You can check out what is currently showing or view their opening hours on the Dunoon Burgh Hall website – link below.
CONTACT & LOCATION
Address: 195 Argyll Street, Dunoon, PA23 7DD
Phone: 01369 701776
Open Tues to Sat 10am – 4pm
