Dalrymple Hall, Fraserburgh

Disabled Access:

Disabled Access. Lift Available for Main Hall on first floor.

Parking:

Paid parking at the front and the rear of the building with disabled parking and disabled access.

Dalrymple Hall & Arts Centre is a popular Hall, used by many community groups for meetings and clubs. It is also an excellent venue for ceilidhs, birthday parties and fundraisers. Built in 1881 by money provided by Capt. John Dalrymple & his brother, the hall was used as a Café, Museum, Art School, Library, Baths, Dining Room, Public Hall, and a Sheriff Court once a month.  The Beatles played at the Dalrymple Hall on Monday 23rd May 1960 with Tommy Moore on drums before Ringo Starr, John Lennon etc also performed. The Queen also visited in the hall in 1953.

Facilities:

• Limited Catering
• Coffee & Tea Facility
• Urn
• Microwave
• Oven & Fridge
• Various crockery or cutlery available.

Clubs and Societies:

• FJAS
• 610 Dance
• Broadsea Arts Group
• D'ART
• Creative Stars
• N.E.Y.D.C.
• Clearwater Yoga.

Available Equipment:

• Sound System
• Microphone
• Chairs
• Tables
• Projector
• Small Screen