Kilmarnock’s Odeon cinema will be hosting free screenings for local schoolchildren as part of National Schools Film Week. The event will continue from Friday, October 30, to Friday, November 6, and include such recent favourites as Wall-E, Coraline, A Night at the Museum 2, Persepolis, Star Trek, Bolt and the Secret of Moonacre. This is the 14th [...]
Howard Centre on Portland Road is all set to be the scene for teenagers to dance and hang out together in on those lonely Saturday nights… with no alcohol involved, of course. Chill NiteClub is all set to open on October 3rd, and with its message that you don’t need alcohol to have a good time, [...]
Dean Castle is a beautiful, sprawling historical part of Scotland. It lively people and past have been at the heart of many events in the history of Scotland. It lies just to the north of Kilmarnock and the earliest known part of the castle is the large square called "The Keep". In the year 1316 the Boyd family was handed the large parcel of land and estate by Robert I. He gave it [...]
Opening its’ doors in April 1901, the Dick Institute shares its home with the Arts and Museums, libraries and other services. The art and museum galleries, share their extensive collections of permanent and temporary pieces of art. A man by the name of James Dick, funded the erection of the Dick Institute. He was formerly [...]
