As well as our programmed events below, the Centre is the venue for lots of other activity run by other people. Click here to see the listings.
We also send out regular emails with details of our upcoming events. To add your details to the list, click here.
Our much-loved Monthly Blether is back for December. This month's topic is festive stories and Christmas memories from days gone by.
An excellent opportunity to get a unique gift for Christmas. Browse a wide selection of goods: Art, Jewellery, Ceramics, Silk scarves, Crochet-work, Gaelic Cards, Home Furnishings, Photography, Body-shop, Plaques, Preserves plus lots more.
A children’s Area with activities including making a Festive decoration. The Children’s Area is open from 11am -2pm. Suggested entry is £3 per child.
Christmas Cafe will serve Mulled Wine and home made Mince Pies - relax and enjoy the buzz. Donations welcome.
The Oban Choir will entertain us with some Festive singing at 3pm. Join in the chorus of some well know songs.
Join us for some Festival fun
This month we'll be doing The Pretenders’ 1983 Christmas hit, 2000 Miles. Join us for mulled wine, mince pies and three-part harmonies. All welcome!
Fancy joining a trad music session but not quite up to speed? Come along to our Slow Session and have a go at some well-known tunes and sets at a manageable pace. All instruments welcome!
You are warmly invited to join us this weekend for a building tour with a twist. Before redevelopment work starts next year, the Old Building will be brought back to life for a "last blast" of audio-visual art installations - and one or two surprises.
Come along to Lego Club run by Fee Shaw for a great morning of building fun - and the grown-ups are of course welcome to join in, too!
Come and visit Santa at The Rockfield Centre and browse our bric-a-brac sale. Teas, coffees and festive treats on offer! All Welcome.
Join us for Wurdplay, our regular spoken word open mic hosted by Jamie Livingstone - this time with a Rebel theme.
Join us for this all-day, all-ages celebration of books and writing with an arty twist, in celebration of Book Week Scotland.
Mixing dance, theatre and storytelling, Plan B for Utopia is a show about how we try to live our lives; about having a dream, giving it up and trying again.
Got a way with words? Try our lyric competition and be in with a chance of winning £50.
Our much-loved Monthly Blether is back! This month's topic is foods and recipes from days gone by.
Need a place to work on creative projects? Or just need to get out the house? This pop-up shared workspace might be what you're looking for.
Fancy joining a trad music session but not quite up to speed? Come along to our Slow Session and have a go at some well-known tunes and sets at a manageable pace. All instruments welcome!
This month we'll be doing Van Morrison's 1970 tune, And It Stoned Me. Join us!
An exhibition of photography and writing, connecting with our community and remembering loved ones no longer with us.
Come along to Lego Club run by Fee Shaw for a great morning of building fun - and the grown-ups are of course welcome to join in, too!
Our much-loved Monthly Blether is back! This month's topic is old Oban characters and business proprietors from days gone by.
Fancy joining a trad music session but not quite up to speed? Come along to our Slow Session and have a go at some well-known tunes and sets at a manageable pace. All instruments welcome!
Come along to Lego Club run by Fee Shaw for a great morning of building fun - and the grown-ups are of course welcome to join in, too!
This month we'll be doing Van Morrison's 1970 tune, And It Stoned Me. Join us!
We're really pleased to be hosting the EP launch of Oban-based singer-songwriter, Nic Stringer. Nic has been a mainstay of our open mic, Let's Make a Scene, in recent years so we're chuffed to be playing a wee part in the next stage in his musical journey.
Come along to Lego Club run by Fee Shaw for a great morning of building fun - and the grown-ups are of course welcome to join in, too!
Explore life drawing with tutors Val Hamilton and Val Leckie.
This acclaimed production premiered on Mull in 2017 and now tours Scotland, and we're excited to be bringing it to Oban.
Come along to Lego Club run by Fee Shaw for a great morning of building fun - and the grown-ups are of course welcome to join in, too!
This month we’re back with a slice of classic 90s boy band cheese, Take That’s Back For Good. Come and join us!
We're delighted to welcome cosmic DIY swashbuckler King Creosote touring his new LP, Astronaut Meets Appleman with a six-piece band!
Let's Make A Scene is a relaxed open mic night for new music and spoken word being created right here in Oban.
