New Deer Public Hall
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In August 2012, New Deer Public Hall celebrates 50 years of being the focal point of community activities. A large hall in the centre of the village of New Deer in rural Aberdeenshire. We have a regular programme of theatre shows during the year as well as lots of other activities.
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facebook.comToday (18th of August) New Deer Community Association was pleased to be involved in the ceremony to re-name the pleasure park as the DINGWALL-FORDYCE COMMUNITY PARK. Andrew Dingwall-Fordyce unveiled the cairn and plaque, assisted by NDCA Chairman, Mel Keenan. Local stonemason David Ironside, along with his son, Richard, built the cairn free of charge, using stones provided by Jimmy Kindness. The weather was kind, and everyone was invited to the Public Hall for refreshments afterwards.🙂
The Budapest Cafe Orchestra
Coming to New Deer on 18th September. Tickets £13 from Chemist and Food for Thought and online from www.neatshows.org.uk
The Budapest Cafe Orchestra
Performing in New Deer on Wednesday 18th September. Tickets now on sale in Chemist and Food for Thought.
A miserable evening so why not come along to the hall at 7.30pm to have a laugh at Far Seagulls Dare, a Doric comedy by Fleeman Productions. Tickets £10 and £8 will be available on the door.
Tickets still available but selling fast so be sure to get yours from Food for Thought or Chemist 01771 644366/644217 or online from www.neatshows.org.uk A Doric comedy to cheer up this miserable summer!!
Far Seagulls Dare, a Doric comedy on July 5th at 7.30pm in the hall.These shows are really popular so get your tickets, £10 &£8, now from Food for Thought or Chemist 01771 644366/644217 or online from www.neatshows.org.uk
North East Arts Touring (NEAT)
Tickets still available or just on door. Bring your own bottle for a good evenings entertainment.
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The next theatre show is something different for you.Friday 21st June @ 7.30pm An internationally award-winning modern retelling of an ancient myth.Dave is single and turning 30. He's stood at the bar. Eurydice is a tree nymph. And Bruce Springsteen is on the juke box.A tale of impossible, death-defying love told through hair-raising spoken word and soaring soul music. The Flanagan Collective and Gobbledigook Theatre weave a world of dive bars, side streets and ancient gods.BYOB.
The 500 club draw results for April and May are as follows: April - 1st Phil Smith (147) 2nd Kaela Gray (115) and 3rd Daisy Rennie (175) May - 1st Andrew Bell (137) 2nd Marion Johnston (182) and 3rd Jennifer Cockburn (190) Well done to all the winners your cheques will be with you soon 💷💷
At the recent meeting of New Deer Community Association, members of the Sewing & Crafts Group came along to present NDCA Chairman, Mel Keenan with a generous cheque for £300. (A half share of the proceeds from the sale of Easter themed knitted covers for creme eggs!)🐣🐰🐥🐇😀
Photos from New Deer Public Hall's post
Bohemian Rhapsody being shown tomorrow (Sunday) in the hall at 7pm. Tickets only £5 each and you can get on the door. Ice cream, soft drinks and popcorn for sale before the film starts. Doors open at 6.30pm.
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Going to be a great show. Dracula..the Travesty. Full of humour, scary bits and music. This theatre company are always really good so don't miss this show on Thursday 16th May at 7.30pm. Tickets £10 & £9 from Food forThought or Chemist, online from www.neatshows.org.uk and on the door if you make a last minute decision!!
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