
Rob Roy’s Adventures
Was he hero or villain? Author and storyteller John Barrington presents a rollicking account of the thrilling escapades of cattle trader, rebel and outlaw Rob Roy and his MacGregor Clan, […]

Strathblane Heritage organises six events every winter, on the third Monday of September, October, November, January, February and March, all at 7.30pm in our lovely Village Club at 20-22 Glasgow Road Blanefield – https://villageclub1911.org/
All are welcome: membership costs just £15 a year entitling you to free access to all events. To join Strathblane Heritage, just come along to one of our events or contact us using the contact form on this website. Guests are equally welcome upon payment of a £4 admission fee. Please note that the club’s seated capacity is 90 people and it’s advisable to arrive in good time to be sure of a seat.
The normal format is for a speaker or speakers to make a presentation of an hour, followed by Q&A and then tea and biccies. Our topics vary considerably, as you can see from this list of future and past event presentations – but they must all have in common that they shed a light on meaningful events in our parish, and are entertainingly presented.

Was he hero or villain? Author and storyteller John Barrington presents a rollicking account of the thrilling escapades of cattle trader, rebel and outlaw Rob Roy and his MacGregor Clan, […]

Marc Conaghan explores the horror of the WW2 German bombing blitz on Clydebank and Greenock and explores the theories of why landmines fell on Blanefield killing four people. Free to […]

Alastair Balfour tells Glasgow’s dramatic story across the last 100 years through films drawn from the National Library’s Moving Image Archive. Free to Members of Strathblane Heritage Society. Yearly Membership […]

15 February 2027 – Rome’s Wild Frontier Dr Fraser Hunter, the National Museum of Scotland’s Roman history expert, explains why the most powerful empire in the ancient world failed to […]

15 March 2027 - AGM + Strathblane Rocks Professor Derek Fabel researches the Blane Valley’s remarkable geology and explores the evolution of our local landscape. Free to Members of […]