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North Unst Public Hall

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North Unst Public Hall is a traditional community hub located in Haroldswick on the island of Unst. Often known as Haroldswick Hall, this venue serves as a focal point for social gatherings and local cultural events in the northernmost inhabited island of the United Kingdom. It is famously home to the Norwick Up Helly Aa fire festival, which brings together the local community for celebrations involving traditional costumes and historical pageantry.

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emacleod

Sept 2024

Brilliant day out with excellent entertainment.

Myself & a couple of friends went to this community hall in the furthest north island, Unst, in Shetland. All the community halls are run by local volunteers. We went to a concert by Phil Cunningham (accordion player) & Aly Bain (fiddle player). It was an excellent afternoon concert followed by tea/coffee, sandwiches & a huge variety of home bakes. A very enjoyable day out was had by all.

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