The Heart of Our Highland Community
A gathering place for education, arts, sport, and civic life in Scourie, Sutherland. Serving our community since 1958.
A gathering place for education, arts, sport, and civic life in Scourie, Sutherland. Serving our community since 1958.
Nestled in the beautiful Sutherland Highlands, Scourie Public Hall has been the cornerstone of our community for over six decades. From its establishment in December 1958, our hall has served as a vibrant gathering place where generations come together.
We are dedicated to advancing education, health, religion, arts, heritage, culture, science, and public participation in sport. Whether you're a child discovering new passions or an elder sharing wisdom, our doors are open to all.
Supporting children, young people, and older residents
Fostering civic responsibility and community development
Celebrating arts, heritage, and Highland culture
From educational workshops to sporting events, religious gatherings to cultural celebrations—our hall pulses with community life throughout the year.
Workshops, tutoring sessions, and lifelong learning programmes for all ages. We believe education extends beyond the classroom.
Traditional music sessions, theatre performances, art exhibitions, and celebrations of Highland culture and heritage.
Fitness classes, sports clubs, dance groups, and health initiatives promoting active lifestyles for our community.
Social clubs, coffee mornings, seasonal celebrations, and civic meetings that strengthen our community bonds.
A welcoming space for religious services, meditation groups, and spiritual gatherings for all faiths.
Dedicated programmes for young people and older residents, plus intergenerational activities that bring everyone together.
The hall's true measure lies in the lives it touches and the memories created within its walls.
Years of Service
Since 1958
Core Purposes
From education to sport
Ages Welcome
From children to elders
"The hall has been central to our family for three generations. It's where I learned to dance, where my children discovered their love of music, and where we all come together as a community."
— Margaret, Scourie Resident
"In a remote Highland community, the hall is our lifeline. It's where we gather, celebrate, learn, and support one another. It's truly the heart of Scourie."
— James, Local Teacher
Whether you'd like to book the hall, learn about our programmes, or get involved with our community, we'd love to hear from you.
Address
Gatehouse Scouriemore
Scourie, Sutherland
V27 4TG
Phone
+44 2890 231614
info@tsphc.org
Charity Number
SC004614
Contact Name: Iona Shaw
Region: Highland, Scotland