Sitting in the middle of the square in the town centre, Cumnock Old Church was designed by Brown & Wardrop and built in 1866 through the patronage of the Marquess of Bute.
The Bute family seats remain in the Memorial Chapel (Weir Schultz, 1896). The current organ was installed in 1966. Interesting features are a mosaic of Jesus walking on the Water by James Harrigan, and the ancient bell in vestibule which was cast in 1697 by Quinus de Vesscher of Rotterdam, and was used in the two churches which preceded the present building.
Services: Sunday 11.30am; on days of opening 12.30pm; plus Friday 12.30pm
Parking
No parking available at venue – parking available nearby
Accessibility
Ramped access
2026 festival
What’s on
Come and join us for the twelfth festival edition of The Cumnock Tryst. It’s not to be missed this year. But we say that every year!
