SATURDAY 28 MARCH, 7:30pm

Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Scottish Covenanter Memorials Association - a presentation by the famous Lanarkshire Songwriters, New Makars Trust, on folk songs inspired by Covenanter events. 

TICKETS  £10.00

SATURDAY 11 APRIL, 7:30pm
Doors 7PM | Show 8PM | Ages 14+

The internet’s favourite sketch comedy trio, Weegie Hink Ae That?, are heading to Strathaven– and it’s going to be a night to remember.

With over 100 million views across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, the Glasgow-based group have built a massive following for their quick-fire humour, iconic characters, and painfully relatable Scottish sketches. Now they’re stepping out from behind the screen and bringing the chaos to the stage.

Expect a high-energy, laugh-out-loud live show packed with new material, crowd interaction, and that unmistakable weegie wit. Whether you’re a long-time fan or just looking for a brilliant night out, this is one not to miss.

Starring Gregor Mackay, Conor Hardie and Elliot Hanigan, the boys have proved an undeniable hit both on stage and online having sold out Edinburgh Fringe runs and performed as headline club acts along with producing numerous viral sketches via BBC Scotland. So Weegie Hink Ae That?

This is a limited-capacity show in an intimate venue – once tickets are gone, they’re gone.

TICKETS - £20.00

FRIDAY 17 APRIL , 8pm THE GRANARY

We are thrilled to announce the long awaited HORSENECKS all the way from the USA- to the Granary! The Horsenecks are Gabrielle Macrae and Barry Southern. Based in Astoria, Oregon, they are two multi-instrumentalists who have come together from traditional music backgrounds and found a sound that weaves through layers of influence that include early Appalachian fiddle and banjo music, country, classic bluegrass and original folk.

Gabrielle's fiery fiddle style is the result of being raised in the Old Time music hotbed of Portland, OR and being exposed to the fiddle traditions of the Southeast US through years of traveling to festivals and learning from some of the greatest players in the genre.

Liverpool native Barry Southern's banjo and guitar playing range from thrilling and high-octane to moody and captivating, and his versatility shines whether flatpicking, playing clawhammer, or driving three-finger banjo. Now deep in the world of songwriting, they bring together their background in traditional music and modern influences across many genres to create a catalog of songs that speak to their place in the evolving story of traditional music.

Together they create a distinctive sound, rooted in tradition but fully their own, with their powerful harmony singing front and center. The Horsenecks continue to set a new standard in today's traditional music scene with years of touring under their belts, appearances at major festivals in the USA and the UK and four critically acclaimed studio albums.

Door entry of £10 includes filter coffee, tea and delicious home baking. 

Doors open 7.30pm, Children under 16 free.  Limited seating.  Come early to avoid disappointment.

Join us for a screening of One Battle After Another following its triumph at the 2026 Oscars where it took home six awards.

Washed-up revolutionary Bob (DiCaprio) exists in a state of stoned paranoia, surviving off-grid with his spirited, self-reliant daughter, Willa (Infiniti). When his evil nemesis (Sean Penn's Oscar winning performance) resurfaces after 16 years and she goes missing, the former radical scrambles to find her, father and daughter both battling the consequences of his past. Cert 15

SATURDAY 9 MAY, 8pm 

"Working Men's Club" is a stand-up comedy show about the jobs that shape us - and the pressure that comes with them.

Drawing on his own working life, Scott takes audiences through years spent bouncing in nightclubs, working in bookies, call centres, dead-end shifts, and eventually finding his way into stand-up comedy. The show explores what work gives men beyond money: structure, pride, identity - and what happens when that starts to disappear.

Alongside personal stories, "Working Men's Club" tackles modern working culture, the myth of "loving what you do," the silent dignity of graft, and the growing impact of AI on jobs that once felt secure. Funny, honest, and unpolished in the best way, this is a show for anyone who's ever clocked in, kept their head down, and carried on.

Scott Gibson is an Award Winning Scottish stand-up comedian and podcaster. Known for commanding stage presence, dark observational humour, grounded storytelling, and an ability to connect with audiences through lived experience rather than gimmicks. His work blends humour with social commentary, focusing on modern masculinity, work, purpose, and the quiet realities of everyday life. With years of live performance experience across clubs, theatres, and festivals, Gibson delivers intelligent, hard-hitting comedy that connects instantly with audiences.

Following a renewed creative push and a strong return to live performance, Scott is touring a brand-new hour of stand-up. Often described as "Irvine Welsh meets Billy Connolly" (The Evening Standard), Gibson's comedy is fearless, honest, and deeply human-rooted in story, delivered with bite, and unafraid to sit in the darker corners.

2026 also marks 10 years since Scott became the first Scottish comedian to win Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Fringe, and "Working Men's Club" is not a victory lap-it's the opening chapter of what comes next.

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FRIDAY 15 MAY, 8pm THE GRANARY

We are delighted to be welcoming to the Granary, veterans of the International music world, THE ELDERLY BROTHERS - an exciting five piece band consisting of:

Rob Mairs on 5 string banjo

Seán O’Rourke on vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica and flute

Kenny Robertson on vocals and guitar

Colin Finn on vocals and percussion

Jim Divers on vocals and double bass

The members of the band have a long history stretching back to the late 1960s.  Rob and Seán first played together back in 1968 when they were exploring the music of the Incredible String Band and Bert Jansch as well as Americana influences such as Doc Watson and Woody Guthrie. Rob has recorded bluegrass (with Old Hickory), ragtime (with Banjo Cocktail) and folk-rock (with the JSD Band).

Kenny Robertson, who has an uncanny memory for lyrics, was born in the Gorbals and now lives in Strathaven.  He has played on stage, TV and radio with several pop, folk and rock, bands – one of which included Seán and Colin. Having discovered their shared taste in music, they amalgamated with Rob and Jim in the current line-up.

Seán and Colin also played with Jim in the JSD Band whose material always included American-influenced blends of folk, country, blues, bluegrass, and rock traditions.  You can expect to hear some songs and tunes that inspired the band throughout their formative years. Not to be missed!

Door entry of £10 includes filter coffee, tea and delicious home baking.

Doors open 7.30pm  Children under 16 free.  Limited seating.  Come early to avoid disappointment.

SATURDAY 16 MAY, 7pm

SATURDAY 23 MAY, 7:30pm

Celebrate the music of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks with live 6/7 piece tribute band MacFleet.

MacFleet: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac & Stevie Nicks Performing iconic hits including Dreams, Go Your Own Way, Don’t Stop, The Chain, Landslide, Silver Springs, Little Lies, and many more. For all the Stevie Nicks fans, MacFleet will also perform a selection of songs from her hugely successful solo albums Bella Donna and The Wild Heart.

Immerse yourself in Stevie’s solo classics such as Edge of Seventeen, Rooms on Fire, After the Glitter Fades, If Anyone Falls in Love, and Stand Back to name just a few. Performed by a dynamic 6–7 piece band featuring three incredible female vocalists, their stunning harmonies are guaranteed to fill the room with goosebumps.

Set in the cozy atmosphere of Strathaven Town Mill, this one night only event promises to be a night to remember.

TICKETS - £15.00 ( plus booking fee)

SATURDAY 21 & SUNDAY 22 AUGUST, 7:30pm

Picture it, Castlemilk 1968. Four women and one very workshy janny are setting up their local community hall to give their friends and family a Hogmanay to remember.  There will be laughter, there will be tears and for all of them it will be a night to remember and life will never be the same again.

At Purple Daisy Chain Productions, we invite you to dive into a captivating world of theatre, where your laughter, tears, and creativity blend with our talented cast, making every performance a shared experience.

We believe that theatre should be an interactive journey, allowing the audience to engage directly with the narrative. This unique approach ensures each performance is not just watched, but experienced. We invite you to be part of our story.

TICKETS FROM £13.00 - £16.00

SATURDAY 13 NOVEMBER, 7:30pm

Cilla & The Swinging 60s is a highly entertaining show, stylishly celebrating the life and music of the legendary Cilla Black as well as a handpicked selection of her well known contemporaries, including Dusty Springfield, Lulu, Petula Clark, The Beatles and many more. Starring the unforgettable voice as seen on ITV and previous West End Singer, Sandy Smith as Cilla, the show will take you on a rollercoaster journey through many of the greatest pop songs of the 60s including Cilla’s own chart toppers ‘Anyone Who Had A Heart’ “Alfie” and ‘You’re My World’. This show is selling out theatres around the country and the reviews speak for themselves. Other great songs of the decade are featured including “Dancing in the Street” “Shout”and “Do You Love Me” which will leave you all with that “feel-good” vibe. Hit after hit brings you to your feet ‘Cilla & The Swinging 60s’ has everything – smash hit songs, great music, dancing, singing and a huge smiling memory with the unforgettable Cilla Black.

TICKETS - £15.00 (plus booking fee)