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Hopes High That Edinburgh’s New Deaf Festival Could Become An Annual Event

Hopes High That Edinburgh’s New Deaf Festival Could Become An Annual Event

Jun 17, 2022

More than 100 leading figures from the arts, business, charity and politics gathered last night to welcome the programme launch of the Edinburgh Deaf Festival. Organisers Deaf Action and their supporters, including the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, say they hope...
Defenders ready to descend on Drumlanrig Castle for the 2022 Galloway Country Fair

Defenders ready to descend on Drumlanrig Castle for the 2022 Galloway Country Fair

Jun 15, 2022

From a Range Rover Classic, or a 101 Forward Control to coffee served from a Land Rover Series – Defender Jam 2022 will be a fabulous addition to the Galloway Country Fair. The two hugely popular annual events have teamed up for an extra-special weekend celebration of...
Harp music, choirs, dancers and a giant wicker bull welcome the summer solstice

Harp music, choirs, dancers and a giant wicker bull welcome the summer solstice

Jun 13, 2022

Theatre, music, dance, art, yoga and Kelton the Beltie bull – Crawick Multiverse has unveiled its family-friendly line up of events and activities for the summer solstice. With gates opening at 4 am on 21 June, visitors have the chance to greet the sunrise (at 4.29...
Tapestry, pottery, wildlife and pagan gods – Spring Fling open studios weekend is back

Tapestry, pottery, wildlife and pagan gods – Spring Fling open studios weekend is back

Jun 1, 2022

From pagan hunting gods to traditional tapestry weaving and pottery decorated with images of wildlife – this weekend’s Spring Fling promises an amazing array of contemporary visual arts and craft. Scotland’s premiere open studios weekend takes place will see nearly...
The long and bumpy road to happiness – Lori Hamilton unpacks her family baggage

The long and bumpy road to happiness – Lori Hamilton unpacks her family baggage

May 31, 2022

These days New Yorker Lori Hamilton is a happy woman – but it’s been a bumpy road, especially with all that family baggage on board. Being known by your mum as “the child who ruined my life” wasn’t a great start and things slid downhill from there. But now it’s OK....
Pakistan to 60s Glasgow – a mother and daughter’s cultural journey as New Scots

Pakistan to 60s Glasgow – a mother and daughter’s cultural journey as New Scots

May 31, 2022

Actor and comedian Lubna Kerr is returning to the Edinburgh Fringe with a freshly updated version of her acclaimed show Tickbox. The one woman show explores the experiences of different generations of a middle class Pakistani family moving to the Govan area of Glasgow...
Yellow Bird Chase – A family-friendly madcap adventure of the imagination

Yellow Bird Chase – A family-friendly madcap adventure of the imagination

May 31, 2022

A clownish trio of maintenance workers discover a magical yellow bird – and a madcap chase begins. Hoping to catch the bird they race over land and sea, even taking to the air – doing battle with pirates and monsters along the way. And all without ever leaving the...
Hip-hop and classical fusion with a vibrant energy and beauty all its own

Hip-hop and classical fusion with a vibrant energy and beauty all its own

May 31, 2022

California’s Ensemble Mik Nawooj (EMN) is heading for the Fringe with 15 of the finest young musicians from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) to present The Hip-Hop Orchestra Experience. In a show that seamlessly fuses hip-hop and classical, the Americans and...
Welcome to Tokyo’s Museum of Lost Things – a magical world of memory and forgetting

Welcome to Tokyo’s Museum of Lost Things – a magical world of memory and forgetting

May 31, 2022

A company of artists attempting to create a clown show end up in Tokyo’s Museum of Lost Things. It’s a curious place where nothing is remembered forever. In fact they find they simply can’t recall the details. They can’t tell what’s what or even what point is,...
Scotland’s three-language international Wigtown Poetry Prize could be a classic

Scotland’s three-language international Wigtown Poetry Prize could be a classic

May 31, 2022

Poets and supporters have praised the annual Wigtown Poetry Prize for its value in nurturing individual poets and supporting literature in Scotland’s three indigenous languages. Entries are open until 10 June and organisers hope that this year could prove a classic....
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