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January 2, 2019
THE final fling before Paisley Town Hall closed for a major refurbishment was of the Highland variety.
A sell-out Festive Family Ceilidh was the last event before the doors closed until the Town Hall re-opens in 2021 as a major venue attracting events and people to the town.
The festive ceilidh featuring traditional Scottish music and dancing has been a popular event for several years.
Victoria Hollows, chief executive of Renfrewshire Leisure said: “There was no better way to celebrate both the end of the year and the Town Hall closing for renovation than to have a full-house of people enjoying themselves.
“And when the building re-opens there will be many more exciting events and shows taking place there to look forward to.”
The refurbishment of the Town Hall is one of the key projects within Renfrewshire Council’s £100 million investment in venues and infrastructure over the next few years, as part of a wider plan to use the town’s unique heritage and cultural assets to transform its future.
