photo: Alan MacLeanHelensburgh & Lomond Civic Centre is at 38 East Clyde Street, overlooking the Clyde estuary (see map below). The building was, until 1968, the Clyde Street Primary School. It was designed by Alexander Nisbet Paterson in 1903. It was a 2-storey school in Scottish revival style incorporating 17th century Renaissance details. The main hall has been beautifully and sympathetically renovated to make an amazing concert venue.
The entrance to the venue is at the east end of the building through the "Girls" door. There is car parking on site.
The venue is fully accessible, there is a ramp for access to the door and the concert hall is on the ground floor. It is a short walk from Helensburgh Central train station.