About Us
Ruthrieston aims to be a social hub for our community. We offer a wide range of social activities and classes for everyone to be apart of.
Ruthrieston aims to be a social hub for our community. We offer a wide range of social activities and classes for everyone to be apart of.
Send us your ideas and feedback! We aim to constantly improve our centre to benefit the community.
We are a Scottish Community Interest Organsisation (SCIO) no.SC044026.
The Centre is run under a self-governing management committee comprised of Centre users and locals who are determined to keep the facility going.
It is entirely run by volunteers and all income that is raised, is ploughed back into the Centre to improve the facilities for our community.
Ruthrieston Community Centre has had a long history in the South Holburn Community, Aberdeen. The building started its life as a school for local children around 1875, under the Old Machar School Board. We believe it later became a school for pupils with learning disabilites in the early 20th century. It remained as such until after World War 2, when it was incorporated into Ruthrieston Secondary School.
Click below and celebrate our 150th anniversary with us