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A Short history

The Village hall in Chapel of Garioch was opened on Saturday 1st May 1937 by the Marquis of Aberdeen. The funds to build the hall were a gift to the community from Sir Robert Smith MP with his nephew, Mr RL Smith donating a site, a quarter of an acre field adjacent to the village church. Over the decades the hall has remained a central part of the community.

The hall today

Today, the hall is operated as a charitable non-profit making organisation.  Our aim is to be a focal point for community activities. There are groups which meet on a regular basis and the hall is frequently used for one-off events. During the year the committee host a number of events such as quiz evenings, Halloween party and family games night. The hall is also used as a venue for birthday parties, Hogmany parties, weddings, anniversaries, dinner dances,charity fundraisers, funeral teas, school events, church events and much more.

There are committee meetings thoughout the year to which all members of the community are most wecome to attend.

The King George V^th Memorial Hall in Chapel of Garioch is located behind the church and is accessed from Chapel Close (AB51 5HG).

How to find us
From the East. From Inverurie, head towards Inverness on the A96. Chapel of Garioch is sign posted to the left about 1 mile from the Blackhall roundabout. Continue for 1.75 miles until you reach the village. Take the 1st left at the post box and phone box, after about 150m turn right into Chapel Close. The hall and car park are situated on the right.
From the West. Heading towards Inverurie and Aberdeen on the A96 turn left towards Chapel of Garioch just past the Oyne fork junction. Continue on this road for 1.75 miles till you enter the village. Just past the church take the first right. After about 150m turn right into Chapel Close, the hall and car park are situated on the right. Visitors to the church are invited to use the car park if required.

What's been happening at The Hall

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