The Carnegie Hall owes its name to Andrew Carnegie, the famous industrialist, business magnate and philanthropist who helped fund its construction.
The Hall’s foundation stone was laid by Mrs Andrew Carnegie and when the building was opened in 1902, the occasion was celebrated with a grand concert and dance.
Some 100 years later, having been extensively renovated and refurbished, Carnegie Hall still remains at the centre of Portmahomack’s social and cultural life.
If you're looking for an enjoyable and creative way to express yourself, meet new people and make new friends, then joining this drumming group is a great option.
Table tennis is back starting Tuesday 24th October at the Carnegie Hall. Teenagers session: 6:30/7:30pm First session free, £1/ session thereafter. Adults session:7:30/9pm. First session free, £3/session thereafter. 🏓New members are very welcome
Weʼre raising £4,200 to install new heating in the Carnegie Hall. The heating system in our community hall gave up the ghost a few months ago and the Hall will become unusable as we go into the colder weather.
The Hall Committee would like to update everyone about what is happening with the Hall and Café in the coming months.
