Newarthill Community Facility was built in 1892 as the local village school, and remained so until 1975 when it took over its present function as a Community Facility. Over the past 27 years, the Facility has hosted many varied groups and activities. These have included youth, keep fit, pensioners, arts and crafts, mother and toddlers, model engineers, amateur radio and music groups. The Facility also hosts Councillor and MSP surgeries, the local Community Council and Newarthill Community Facilities Interim House Committee. The Facility also has on offer several community learning classes such as computing, first aid, and aromatherapy.

Newarthill Community Facility is a typical Scottish Victorian building, originally built as a single storey school. A second storey was added in the early 1900's. The Facility has a large main hall, a large common area with coffee bar/kitchen, 3 group rooms, a workshop, (Model Engineers), 2 x radio shacks (Mid Lanark Amateur Radio Society) and a soon to be built recording/rehearsal studio (Reeltime Music)

The large hall can hold up to 80 people seated. The common room area can handle up to 95 seated. Each of the group rooms can facilitate up to 30 people seated. The Radio Club, Model Engineers and Reeltime Music have responsibility for their respective rooms.

This facility is available for hire throughout the year.