Welcome to the McLaren Hall, at the Heart of Killin's Community
Nestled in the scenic village of Killin at the western tip of Loch Tay, the McLaren Hall stands as a proud beacon of community life and cultural heritage.
Built in 1935 through a generous bequest by Archibald McLaren, a local farmer from Ardeonaig, the hall was designed to be a central gathering place for the people of Killin and the surrounding areas.
With its distinctive white-harled structure and elegant ashlar facade, complete with a striking clock tower and pyramid-shaped roof, the McLaren Hall is not only a hub of community activities but also a remarkable architectural landmark.
As the largest village hall in Perthshire, the McLaren Hall offers a versatile space that is perfect for a wide range of events and functions.
From weddings and ceilidhs to parties, conferences, and theatrical performances, the hall accommodates all with elegance and ease. Its spacious main hall and additional meeting rooms are equipped to host both large celebrations and intimate gatherings, making it an ideal choice for any event.
The McLaren Hall is a vital part of the cultural landscape in Killin. It serves as a home for the local Dramatic Club, which stages enchanting pantomimes and hosts festivals that draw talent and audiences from across Scotland.
The hall also welcomes touring companies, including renowned groups like the Scottish Opera and The Tollbooth from Stirling, bringing high-quality performances to the heart of rural Scotland.
Throughout the year, the McLaren Hall is bustling with activities hosted by various local clubs and organisations.
From fitness classes and hobby groups to educational workshops and social gatherings, the hall is a place where community members of all ages come together to learn, socialize, and enjoy shared interests.
The hall is held in trust and operated by a dedicated committee of management, ensuring that it remains a well-maintained and welcoming space for everyone.
The committee works to uphold the legacy of Archibald McLaren, fostering a sense of belonging and community spirit among residents and visitors alike.
Whether you’re looking to host a memorable event, participate in community activities, or simply explore a piece of Scottish heritage, the McLaren Hall invites you to be a part of its vibrant community.
For booking inquiries, event schedules, and more information on how you can get involved with the McLaren Hall, contact us today.
Lock in your dates at the McLaren Hall now and create moments that last a lifetime.
