Heartbeat Hoolie
Description
Everyone welcome to this great night of music from some of the very best of our local young musicians. The event is to celebrate the launch of our Kilmallie Community Heartbeat project, and will be the debut gig of the 2026 Lochaber Ceilidh Trail season. Their six-strong line-up of fiddles, accordions, harp and keyboard will give us the delights of concert and ceilidh dance combined, plus we'll have some contemporary songs too from Eliza Moffat on vocals and guitar. The raffle and refreshments will be in aid of Feis Lochaber and Kilmallie Community Centre. Doors open 7:00 for 7:30pm.

FAQs
- Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes
- Will tickets be available on the door?
No, but you will be able to book online up until 7:00pm on the day of the event.
Anyone who doesn't use the internet can book tickets in-person beforehand - please pop in to see Corey, our Centre Manager (she is there most weekday mornings) or phone her on 01397 600111 to arrange a time, but please do so well in advance, don't leave till the day of the event itself, thanks. - Is it a child-friendly event?
Children are welcome but please be aware that under-16s must be accompanied by a responsible adult, and that we are not promoting it specifically as a family event. Please also be aware that people over 18 may be consuming alcohol at the event, and that all attendees must comply with the event's Alcohol Policy (see below).
The number of tickets for under 16s is limited. If you'd like some and there are none left, please get in touch with us and we'll accommodate you if we can. - What kind of refreshments?
We'll have tea, coffee, herb teas and a selection of soft drinks together with home baking including vegan and gluten free options, available before the start and at the interval, either on sale or by donation, all in aid of the Ceilidh Trail and the Community Centre so please bring cash.
- Will there be a bar?
No. But you are welcome to bring your own drink providing that you are over 18, that you drink responsibly, that you comply with the law and with the event's Alcohol Policy, and that you take your empty cans and bottles home with you. The Centre has re-usable plastic glasses.
- What is the event's Alcohol Policy?
Entry to the event is by advance ticket only: the Centre will not be open to the public during the event. Sale of alcohol at the event is not permitted. Any alcohol consumption at the event must be moderate, and not result in behaviour that could impact negatively in any way on other people's wellbeing, safety or enjoyment of the event. Providing alcohol to anyone who is under 18 is not permitted, not even to family members. If you are under 18 you must not consume or possess alcohol on the premises, You must provide proof of age if asked to do so by Centre staff. Anyone under 18 drinking alcohol, or anyone supplying drink to someone under 18, or anyone suspected of being under 18 who cannot provide proof of age, or anyone whose drinking causes problems for others will be asked to leave immediately, with no ticket refund given. Consumption of alcohol outside the building is prohbited. If necessary the police will be called to enforce the law.
- I'd like to help make more events like this happen at Kilmallie Community Centre. Who should I speak to?
Brilliant! Please speak to Corey, our Centre Manager, or any of our Directors at the event,
Or email info@kilmalliecommunitycentre.co.uk
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