7 September 2025 (12:30 - 16:00) Caldwell Halls, once the village school for Torrance, has a rich history that begins with its two-storey section, built in 1813. The upper floor served as the residence for the schoolmaster and was accessible via a staircase at the rear of the building. Classes were conducted on the ground floor, which is now the foyer. Join us for an engaging event featuring displays that celebrate the village school, complemented by a Handling Kit provided by EDLC. Attendees will have the chance to explore the history of school life over the years, including opportunities to try out traditional children’s games. Cycling has long been popular in Torrance and the wider Campsie area, making it a favoured resting spot for cyclists from urban locations. In celebration of their centenary, Nightingales Cycle Club, alongside the Ivy Cycle Club, will showcase a captivating exhibition of bikes and cycling artifacts for enthusiasts to enjoy. Additionally, we will feature heritage displays and a visual archive exhibition focused on the history of Torrance and Baldernock. This event is a wonderful opportunity for all ages to drop in, explore, and connect with the community. Tea and coffee will be provided for your enjoyment. We look forward to welcoming you! Community Hall open 7 days a week 9am to 9pm.

Address
Caldwell Halls, 16 Campsie Road, Torrence, G64 4BN