NKVH Scottish Charity Number SC047939
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North Kessock Village Hall is the heart of our community. Situated in a quiet setting on the banks of the Beauly Firth, it provides an ideal venue for a wide range of events and activities.
The hall has hosted private parties, public meetings, children’s activities, keep-fit and yoga classes, badminton, junior football, dance classes, quiz nights, community markets, mind, body and soul events, wedding receptions, dances, charitable and fundraising events, craft fairs, ceilidhs, sporting events, and corporate functions.
Built in 1971, the hall has served as a popular and well-used community venue for over 50 years, supporting local groups and bringing people together across generations, and continuing to offer a welcoming and flexible space for residents, groups, and visitors alike.
Your support helps us continue improving our facilities, you can make a donation by clicking here.
The Main Hall seats up to 120 people, or a maximum of 200 standing (including helpers and performers, in line with fire regulations).
The hall has an accessible entrance and accessible toilet facilities.
The hall is fully licensed for public entertainment.
Kitchen
The kitchen is fully equipped and suitable for café-style catering. (No glasses are provided.)
Committee Room (NKVH)
Seats 12–15 people and includes mugs, a kettle, a small sink and a small fridge.
Please note that there is no disabled access to this room.
Parking
A small private car park is available.
Please note: no overnight parking is permitted.
Defibrillator
A defibrillator is located on the outside wall by the main entrance. No access code is required.
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North Kessock Community Hub is a friendly community space in the heart of North Kessock. Formerly known as the Old Ticket Office, the building has been transformed into a modern venue for meetings, small events, and local activities.
Working alongside North Kessock Village Hall, the Hub supports community life by providing a flexible and welcoming place for residents and groups to come together.
The NKCH meeting space seats up to 24 people, for both seated and standing use, in line with fire regulations.
Kitchen (NKCH)
The kitchen is suitable for hot drinks and the serving of pre-prepared food only.
It is not suitable for cooking.
Parking
A public car park is located adjacent to the building.
Please note: parking on the pier is not permitted at any time.
To book the Hub, please ensure you are using the correct booking link and refer to the North Kessock Community Hub : Online Booking Calendar
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Chairperson: Lynsay MacKay
Vice Chair: LB
Secretary: Wendy Heard
Minute Secretary: Carron McDiarmid
Treasurer: Cat Holmes
Bookings Secretary: LB
Board Members: Marie Wood, Helen Henderson, Janice Johnston, Laura Morrison-Pires and Sylvia Bertram
Contact Email: [email protected] for general enquiries or [email protected] for booking enquiries.
The NKVH & NKCH Board meets monthly in the Hall Committee Room.
Minutes from each meeting are available via the links below.
The next AGM will be held on TBC
If you would like to become a member of NKVH, please complete the online application using the link below:
Alternatively, a paper copy of the membership application form is available on the Documentation page.
All completed forms must be returned to:
or sent to:
NKVH Secretary
North Kessock Village Hall
Marine Park
North Kessock
IV1 3XS
March 2026
Number 64 - £200
Number 75 - £100
Number 8 - £50
North Kessock Village Hall is committed to advancing the Scottish Government Fair Work First Policy and the criteria as set out within the Fair Work First guidance document. We confirm that we pay our staff the Real Living Wage and/or will do so if we employ people in the future. We make every effort to ensure that our suppliers/contractors are offered the same Real Living Wage rate when procuring goods or services. We also confirm that we offer our staff and/or volunteers an Effective Workers Voice channel within the workplace.
Fair-Work-Convention-Framework-PDF-Summary-Version.pdf (fairworkconvention.scot)
Fair-Work-Convention-Framework-PDF-Full-Version.pdf (fairworkconvention.scot)
North Kessock Village Hall follows the guidance and policy documentation provided by the Highland Child Protection Committee. Copies of relevant documentation is available via Policies & Guidance - Highland Child Protection Committee (hcpc.scot)
Main Hall
Main Hall from Stage
Kitchen with large range of appliances
Kitchen
Photo from a Wedding in July 2022
Decorated for a Wedding
View to bridge from rear of hall