Jedburgh Community and Arts Centre

Jedburgh Community and Arts Centre�is housed in St. John�s Old School, a listed building designed by the Victorian architect�William Butterfield, designer of Keble College, Oxford, and other famous buildings.

The premises are managed by a volunteer committee of Trustees, on behalf of the local population, for recreational, leisure, cultural and educational pursuits.�

For more than a century the building was a school for the people of Jedburgh until it was superseded by the Jedburgh Grammar School in the mid-1950s.

After a period of decline the JC&AC volunteers took over its management and, with the help of various grants undertook its thorough refurbishment.�

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