Scotland: National Rural NetworkThe committee are preparing for Culross Festival Music & Arts Weekend 2010, which takes place on first weekend
of June in Culross Abbey House Estate and we hope you will enjoy the following events.
Weekend begins with a concert by
Eddi Reader and supporting band on Friday evening, 4th June from 7.30pm.
Tickets £20
George Bizet's opera, Carmen will be performed by Opera Novella on Saturday, 5th June
Performance 4pm (gardens open from 2pm for picnics)
Tickets £25
(double opera discount £40)
The Original Bicycle Festival took place across Dumfries and Galloway from May 12 to May 24 2009. A range of cycling and cycling themed events formed the programme of the Festival. The Original Bicycle Festival was so called as it was the first Festival of its kind in the UK, and it also paid homage to Kirkpatrick Macmillan and the first pedal bicycle, invented at Keir Mill near Thornhill in 1839/1840.
The Festival Programme Planning and Development Post aims to support the Festival Programme Planning Group in the development and co-ordination of future programmes, finding new venues and growing audience numbers.
The Loopallu Music Festival in Ullapool, the ‘Little Fest in the West', heralds the beginning of Autumn for me: the nights are drawing in, there's a nip in the air and my woolly hat has re-engaged with my head during the receding daylight hours.
It was a good summer, 2009: Stuart Golabek re-emerged as a force to be reckoned with in Scottish football, we had an excellent barbeque at Sheila and the Master Mariner's abode by Invergordon, a Graduation Ceremony in Aberdeen and an atmospheric Inverness v Ross County derby match.
Starting life as a small open day in 2000 the festival has developed into the largest Canal based event in Scotland attracting over 25,000 people and significant levels of income into the local economy. The festival is a celebration of the heritage and regeneration of Kirkintilloch and surrounding areas linked by the Forth and Clyde Canal.
LEADER funding was used to:
Come home to Knockengorroch at the DOONHAME HAIRTH 16-20 September
A Fantastic Free Festival in John Muir CountryTaking place from 2nd to 4th May, 10am-5pm, in a tented village at the harbour in North Berwick, is a fantastic FREE three day festival by the sea, featuring art, live music, theatre, science and nature, children's activities, walks, talks and boat trips.
The event, "Our Wee Planet Festival", is part of the John Muir Odyssey, one of the main events for Homecoming Scotland, and is inspired by the natural world, as John Muir was over a hundred years ago.
Scotland's leading environmental festival. Set in Falkland, Fife. 2 days of exhibitions and debates around climate change and protection of the fragile planet. A highly praised local and organic food village will delight all tastes as will the organic beer. Music and entertainment all weekend long - final programme still be be announced but will include Shooglenifty, Mr McFall's Chamber and the Chipolatas. New to 2009 will be a Climate Champions Zone and a Wood Zone. A much improved camping site will be available this year with a family zone and cafe/shop.
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