Day: July 29, 2025

Portrait Gallery showcase for Edinburgh College of Art designers

Over 40 independent designers will descend on National Galleries Scotland: Portrait in Edinburgh for a showcase of creative talent.

Now in its 11th year, Tea Green Events has become a major platform for independent Scottish designers, drawing thousands of visitors to its markets across the country.

Following the success of Tea Green Events’ markets at National Galleries Scotland: National last year, this is the market’s debut event at the Queen Street venue, taking place on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 August 2025 (10am-5pm).

This year’s markets will also come to V&A Dundee, Bowhouse in the East Neuk of Fife, Aberdeen Art Gallery and both Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and The Burrell Collection in Glasgow.

Specialising in carefully curated markets within some of Scotland’s most stunning creative spaces, Tea Green Events was launched by Dundee jeweller Joanne MacFadyen in 2014.

Joanne said, “The Portrait is a truly spectacular space and the perfect backdrop to show off the cream of Scotland’s creative talent, including many designers and makers who live and work in and around the capital. 

“Due to the large number of tourists visiting Edinburgh at this time, the market will also put Scotland’s design talent on a global stage, where we can showcase the very best of Scottish craftsmanship. 

“With everything from jewellery and prints to knitwear and ceramics, these beautiful hand-crafted pieces of work are made by some truly talented individuals who I know are looking forward to this amazing opportunity”.

Amongst the designers and makers preparing to set out their stalls are a number of Edinburgh College of Art graduates, including illustrator and paper artist, Laura Sayers.

Laura commented, “Turning up at a market can sometimes be quite alienating for folk like me who spend a lot of their work life alone, but the community of makers and the customers that come along are always so warm and welcoming.

“It’s been encouraging for me to see my own work looking and feeling at home alongside some of my favourite small businesses who are all making such high-quality, handmade products.

“As a result, I feel spurred on to make more wholehearted work to mirror the high standards of the other artisans, and the markets give me direction and something to aim for, particularly in the slow summer months. 

“There’s also something special about that human interaction and living online means that you’re often craving a space for these conversations. I always come away feeling refreshed and excited for what’s next.

“Edinburgh was a beautiful city to study in, and my time at the College of Art really shaped and laid foundations for the work I make today. I’m always more than happy to return to soak up some more inspiration, and the Portrait Gallery has been one of my personal favourite spots for a long time.

“Making it a base for my artwork for a couple of days is a real pleasure.” 

National Galleries of Scotland’s Director of Audience, Isabella Miller, said, “We can’t wait to welcome the makers back to the National Galleries of Scotland following the amazing success of the Tea Green market at the National gallery last summer and winter.

“This time around we’re hosting the market in the stunning surroundings of the Portrait gallery in the centre of Edinburgh.  Visitors can explore the market under the bedazzling stars in the world-famous Great Hall.

“The decadent and ornate backdrop of the Portrait is the perfect setting for visitors to feel fully enveloped in the spirit of the market. Beautiful hand-crafted designs, in a beautiful hand-crafted building, what’s not to love!

“The Portrait is dedicated to exploring various aspects of the Scottish story, so where better to also showcase the talents of the incredible market creatives and support Scottish businesses. We hope this will offer something a little different for our visitors to enjoy and that people can browse the stalls then explore the art, or pop into the café to relax and enjoy some delicious food.

“There will be something for everyone to discover during a day out at the Portrait.”

Dr Maria Maclennan, Senior Lecturer at Edinburgh College of Art, added, “It’s always wonderful to follow our graduates’ creative journeys as they grow and flourish into confident and established designer-makers.

“Communities and markets like Tea Green are ever-important platforms for our alumni in realising their ambitions, connecting with fellow creatives, and showcasing the breadth, diversity, and quality of work emerging from Scottish art colleges.

“At ECA, we strive to create opportunities for our students locally, nationally, and internationally; however, it is always particularly rewarding when graduates decide to remain in and around Edinburgh, and to further champion and grow Scotland’s vibrant creative landscape and economy.”

For more information about Tea Green Markets and the programme of events, visit:

 https://www.teagreen.co.uk/

BBC ALBA celebrates 21 years of Belladrum with exclusive coverage

BBC ALBA is bringing the best of The Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival to viewers, live from the Belladrum Estate in Kiltarlity across the weekend (from Thursday 31 July to Saturday 2 August).

Presenters Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain MacDonald will lead audiences through the festival with exclusive coverage featuring live performances from established and emerging artists.

Known for its unique and diverse showcase of music and the arts, Belladrum attracts tens of thousands of visitors, and this year is no exception with headliners including Texas, Supergrass and Paul Heaton.

Other chart-topping acts set to perform, and appear on BBC ALBA, across the weekend include Tom Walker, Natasha Bedingfield, Example and The Hoosiers. And Scottish artists are well represented with folk rock and pop favourites Skipinnish, Kassidy, Rianne Downey and Tide Lines.

The 2025 festival will also provide a platform for local musicians building a name for themselves, including 17 year old swing singer Michael Lewis from Newtonmore, who has recently secured a musical residency at a renowned music venue in Texas, USA.

Accordion playing sensation and Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalist RuMac will perform on the Garden Stage, having recently made an appearance in Danny Boyle’s new film, 28 Years Later.

Kicking off the coverage on BBC ALBA will be Falasgair – the six-piece up-and-coming contemporary trad band who won this year’s Belladrum Tartan Hearts Festival talent search.

The band, who hail from Skye and take their name from the Gaelic word for seasonal heather burning, will take to the Belladrum main stage from 4pm on Thursday 31 July with their high-energy take on traditional Scottish music. 

Belladrum 24. BBC ALBA Pics Trevor Martin

Ahead of their Belladrum debut, Finn MacPherson of Falasgair, said: “Having attended Belladrum quite a few times since I was young, I never thought I’d see myself on the main stage playing alongside my pals so it’s a pretty surreal feeling.

“We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who voted for us — we couldn’t have done it without the amazing support from our family, friends, and the local community. It really shows the strength of the music scene here.

“This has come at a great time for us a band as we’re recording our debut album and will release it later this year. We’re looking forward to kicking off the festival in a traditional manner – with the pipes!”

Belladrum talent search judge Robert Robertson, lead singer of Tide Lines who are due to perform on Saturday, added: “It’s brilliant that the festival will be opened by a young, island band playing traditional music with such dynamism and energy – they will have the place bouncing!”

True to its longstanding support of Scottish artists, BBC ALBA supported the search which provides a platform to propel newcomers into the country’s celebrated music scene.

Calum McConnell, commissioning editor at BBC ALBA, said: “Falasgair are a brilliant, young traditional band whose star is definitely on the rise and we’re proud to support emerging talent like this as part of our wider Belladrum partnership.

“This year’s coverage promises to capture the colour, energy and incredible talent that makes this festival so special. From headline sets to hidden gems, BBC ALBA will bring audiences at home the very best of Belladrum 2025 live across the weekend and on demand on BBC iPlayer. Whether you’re tuning in for the trad, the pop or something a little different, it’s going to be an unforgettable few days.”

Belladrum festival producer, Dougie Brown, said: “Belladrum is more than just a music festival — it’s a celebration of creativity, community and culture, all set against the stunning Highland backdrop.

“We’re marking our 21st birthday with a line-up that brings together household names, rising stars and a few surprises along the way so whether it’s your first time or your fifteenth, there’s always something new to discover.

“And with BBC ALBA bringing the magic to screens across the country, even more people can share in the Belladrum buzz.”

For those unable to attend, tune into BBC ALBA and BBC iPlayer for its live annual coverage with exclusive broadcasts across the weekend.

Watch live or on demand from Thursday 31 July: Belladrum on BBC ALBA

Wester Hailes shooting: Second man arrested as enquiries continue

A 25-year-old man has been arrested following an investigation into the discharge of a firearm.

The incident occurred at around 3.40pm on Thursday, 24 July, 2025 on Hailesland Gardens, Wester Hailes.

A 23-year-old man was treated in hospital for arm injuries sustained during the incident.

A 36-year-old man was also previously arrested in connection with the incident, but was subsequently released.

Enquiries are ongoing.

Help Josie Find Her Match this August

Josie from Alness and her sister Adeline have a rare and serious genetic condition. Adeline had a stem cell transplant, and now the family are searching for a stem cell donor for Josie, so she can also have a second chance at life.

DKMS will be at the Bridge of Allan Games on 3 August and Black Isle show on 7 August adding people to the stem cell register

Josie Davidson is 6 and her older sister Adeline is 8. Sadly, the two sisters from Alness in Ross and Cromarty share a rare and life-threatening diagnosis.

Both girls were born with Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome (SDS), a rare genetic disorder that poses serious health challenges, including bone marrow failure. Both girls were told that they would need a stem cell transplant from a stranger to give them the best possible chance.

Their mother, Steph, explains, “Our eldest daughter, Adeline, was diagnosed in February 2019, and it was a huge shock. At that time, I was also 6 months pregnant with twins.

“It took almost two years for Adeline to have her life-saving transplant, and at times, we thought it was never going to happen. We thought it was over until a new person popped up on the register as a match for Addie – that person gave her a new life.

“In that long wait, of course, the twins were born. At around 6 months old, I had a strong feeling that Josie had the same condition. I just thought, ‘We have to go through it all again.’

“At the moment, there is no match for Josie on the register, so we’re still searching. Because she is so fragile and her condition is so rare, it is so important that we find a perfect match for her.

“It’s a waiting game really – we either wait for that perfect match or we need to wait until she gets poorly, which we don’t want, so the more people on the register, the more likely it is that she’ll get her second chance too.”

Josie’s illness currently requires weekly appointments with many different medical professionals. But a perfect stem cell match could give Josie the chance to enjoy a carefree childhood with her twin brother, Jude, and older sister Adeline.

“Josie is a sweet, loving little girl, strong-willed but a free spirit,” explains Steph. “She loves dressing up, playing games, and doing crafts and activities – the messier, the better for Josie! 

“She adores her big sister, and they sing and dance together daily. She doesn’t let her condition stop her. She just loves life and people.”

The family is working closely with blood cancer charity, DKMS, to encourage more people to join the stem cell register. Joining the DKMS stem cell register is a quick and easy process involving some mouth swabs, which takes just a few minutes.

There’s an urgent need for more people to sign up as every 14 minutes, someone in the UK is diagnosed with blood cancer.

Anyone aged 17 – 55 years who is in general good health can register. Thousands of people have already joined the register in response to Josie and Adeline’s story, with some of them being called forward to give other patients a second chance at life. However, Josie is still waiting on her match. 

The DKMS Scotland Volunteer Hub will be at the Bridge of Allan Games on 3 August and the Black Isle Show on 7 August and will be helping members of the public to join the stem cell register.

Chris Bain is a stem cell donor from Aberdeenshire and now leads the Scotland volunteer hub for DKMS. He says, “For patients like Josie, stem cell donors offer a crucial second chance.

“The fact that her sister is now doing so well shows the life-changing impact of the stem cell donor register, and having been through this process from the donor side, I know just how easy it is.

“Only a third of patients find a match in their family, so joining the register means that you could give someone more time with the people they love, and potentially save a life.

“We’ll be at the Bridge of Allan Games and the Black Isle Show signing people up to the register, so come say hello and get signed up! It just takes a few minutes – we’ll be there to answer any questions that you have”. 

Things you didn’t know about blood cancer:

  • Every 14 minutes, someone in the UK is diagnosed with blood cancer.
  • Blood cancers are the third most common cause of cancer death in the UK.
  • Every year, nearly 13,000 people die from blood cancer in the UK.
  • At any one time there are around 2,000 people in the UK in need of a stem cell transplant.

Tomorrow: Summer BBQ with Granton Community Gardeners

SUMMER BBQ THIS WEDS 30th JULY 2-5pm (or when the food runs out). FREE, at the community garden (10 Wardieburn Road).

With BBQ from Scran Academy, bread from Granton Garden Bakery, and salad from Lauriston Farm (Edinburgh Agroecology Coop). ALL WELCOME!

Wednesday gardening club is on as usual from 1pm.

Dr Bike will be in 2-4pm -Free bike safety checks (thanks to R2 and North Edinburgh Arts)

Please note, this event with the Scran Van is earlier than our usual 5pm for the last Wednesday of the month.

Free Lifeguard Training opens doors for young Edinburgh talent

Edinburgh Leisure, in partnership with The King’s Trust, is offering an exciting opportunity for young people aged 16-30 years to launch a career in lifeguarding through a comprehensive free training programme starting next month (August 2025).

To be eligible to apply, candidates must NOT be currently in full-time work or education (including school) and they must be aged between 16 and 30 years old.

Programme Highlights

The innovative ‘Get into Lifeguarding’ initiative provides a structured pathway to employment, featuring:

  • A pre-selection day with a swim test which will take place on 13 August
  • Free 1-week National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ) course
  • One week of work experience at one of Edinburgh Leisure pool venues
  • Mentorship from experienced staff
  • Job interview preparation
  • Up to six months of post-programme support
  • Reimbursed travel expenses and lunches

Programme Timeline

Week 1:         King’s Trust Team Building & Employability Skills Workshops at King’s Trust Venue

Week 2:         NPLQ course week at Edinburgh Leisure Venue. 

Week 3:         King’s Trust CV and Interview Preparation Workshops at King’s Trust Venue

Week 4:         Work Placement Week at Edinburgh Leisure Venue. 

Week 5:         Guaranteed Interviews & Celebration Event with Edinburgh Leisure & King’s Trust

Franek Karwacki, 18, from Trinity, is one of a previous cohort’s success stories. He left Trinity High School in summer 2024 with outstanding A-grade Highers and had been working part-time in a fish and chip shop.

Unlike many of his peers who pursued immediate university education, Franek chose an alternative path. Encouraged by his father, he applied to the ‘Get Into Lifeguarding Course’ offered by the King’s Trust in partnership with Edinburgh Leisure, viewing it as an opportunity for professional development and personal growth.

Unlike his university-bound friends who were burning through their savings, it was an opportunity for him to earn a steady income in his ‘gap year’. The shift work didn’t bother him either with him enthusing: “I quite enjoy the earlies, starting at 5:30am and ending at 2pm, as it gives me time to pursue my passion for basketball,” he says.

The programme opened a door he hadn’t even considered before. “I hadn’t necessarily thought about lifeguarding as a career path,” Franek admitted, “but now I’ve gained skills that were completely paid for and got a job. The support from both Edinburgh Leisure and the King’s Trust transformed what could have been an uncertain period into a real opportunity.”

A year on, having worked as a lifeguard at Leith Victoria, the qualifications have springboarded him into his next chapter.  He has recently left Edinburgh Leisure to finally join his peers by heading to university in Sweden to study Economics and Society.  

 “I’m going to be looking into lifeguarding opportunities while I’m in Sweden to support my studies, so the qualifications have definitely come in handy.”

Karen West, Manger at Portobello Swim Centre emphasised the programme’s broader mission: “This initiative is a win-win. We’re providing young people with a unique opportunity to learn, grow, and potentially launch a career in the leisure industry. 

“For many young people, like Franek, this could be life-changing for them.”

How to Apply

For Programme related enquiries and to apply, email by 7 August:

CentralSouthEastScotlandOperations@kingstrust.org.uk 

Spaces are limited to 12 participants. Don’t miss this life-changing opportunity!

Forever Edinburgh launches search for the city’s Local Legends

Forever Edinburgh is calling on residents to help shine a spotlight on the everyday heroes who make the city a better place to live. This is part of a reimagination of its Resident Rewards programme “For Local Legends”, celebrating the residents and businesses of Edinburgh.

From friendly shopkeepers and inspiring artists to bus drivers, lollipop ladies, community champions and beyond, this new campaign invites locals to nominate Edinburgh’s Local Legends – the people who go above and beyond, often without recognition.

Nominees will be in with a chance of winning exclusive prizes from Forever Edinburgh’s Resident Rewards partners – from afternoon teas, distillery tours and delicious meals, to unique local experiences.

Prizes have been provided by Resident Rewards partners Mimi’s Bakehouse, Malmaison, Port of Leith Distillery and the Edinburgh Marine Academy.

One especially celebrated individual will be treated to something even more special: a Legendary Local’s Day, featuring an itinerary of unforgettable Edinburgh experiences.

This will include a private tour of Lauriston Castle, where they will find out about the final private owners of Lauriston Castle – Mr and Mrs Reid and Mrs Reid’s brother, Mr Barton and see what it was like to live above and below stairs at Lauriston Castle in Edwardian times.

A nomination page has been launched on the Forever Edinburgh website, where residents can submit their nominations. Whether it’s a neighbour who runs a food bank, a youth worker changing lives or someone who simply brings joy to others, this is your chance to share their story. Nominations are open now and will close on 14 August 2025.

Submissions should include the nominee’s name and details, the nominator’s details and the reason for the nomination, with the option to allow Forever Edinburgh to share the nominee’s story on its social media channels.

All nominations will be hosted on the site, creating a growing list of the city’s everyday legends.

Cllr Jane Meagher, leader of the City of Edinburgh Council said: “Local Legends is about celebrating the people who quietly shape all of the things which make our great city what it is today.

“These are the friendly faces and unsung heroes who make Edinburgh feel like home and this campaign is our way of saying thank you. We’re proud to share the new campaign for our Resident Rewards programme For Local Legends – and even prouder to give something back to the people who give so much.”

This is part of the launch of Forever Edinburgh’s new campaign for Resident Rewards – now reimagined as “For Local Legends”. It represents a refreshed commitment to recognising and rewarding residents and local businesses who together make the city such a wonderful place to live.

This is your chance to say thank you to the legends among us – and help them get the recognition they deserve. Edinburgh residents can now wear a badge of honour as a Local Legend, with a rewards programme that gives unique benefits back to them.

The Resident Rewards programme is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.   

Forever Edinburgh is proud to recognise and reward the people who help make this city so vibrant, kind in spirit and unique. Now it’s over to you – who’s your local legend?

Nominate your Unsung Legend today at edinburgh.org/residentrewardscomp

Heroes on the Hill: Tattoo welcomes global heroes to Edinburgh

Against the iconic backdrop of Calton Hill, performers from across the globe, strike heroic poses, capturing the essence of this year’s theme: The Heroes Who Made Us.

The milestone event promises to celebrate the past, while imagining the future of the Tattoo. Taking audiences back to where it all began in 1950, with the British Army taking on the prestigious role of the Lead Service, the Show will present music, dance and performance that make up the last 75 years of the Tattoo story and beyond.

Featured in the photography are The Massed Band of the British Army, The Orchestra of the Naval Forces of the Defence Forces of Ukraine, The Representative of the Polish Border Guard, The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Performers, Top Secret Drum Corps, United States Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team and United States Old Guard Fife and Drums.

Tickets for The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo’s 75th anniversary Show are now on sale and can be purchased at edintattoo.co.uk/tickets or on the phone, 0131 225 1188. The Show will run from 1-23 August 2025.

Teens experiment with social media in unexpected ways

TIKTOK LAUNCH IN-APP PROGRAMME #SUMMERSKILLS WITH BIG NAMES FROM WORLD OF SPORTS, SCIENCE AND MORE

  • New research commissioned by TikTok reveals that 9 in 10 British parents (87%) get stressed when planning their teenager’s summer holidays… but also shows a similar number of teenagers (87%) are engaging with educational content on TikTok
  • That’s why TikTok has created #SummerSkills: an, in-app programme designed to support British parents and empower teens to learn, connect, and express themselves creatively throughout the summer break
  • The #SummerSkills initiative reflects TikTok’s broader mission to foster learning through creativity and connection, and is launching in partnership with Lioness Millie Bright OBE, the RSC, scientist Big Manny and many more

TikTok has unveiled #SummerSkills: an in-app programme designed to support British parents this summer, where famous faces will be teaching useful skills to teenagers throughout the holidays.

The launch follows new research which reveals the stresses parents are under during the school break. Close to half (47%) struggle to find ways to keep their teenagers entertained and engaged over the holidays, but perhaps don’t realise that a solution is already at their disposal. 

The same research shows that 88% of British teens already turn to TikTok for educational content, just under half (44%) use TikTok to discover new interests, and 40% are using TikTok to find how-to tutorials such as learning a sports skill. 

That’s why TikTok developed the #SummerSkills programme. It is designed to alleviate some of the stresses parents feel by providing teens with a free and engaging way to learn new skills with their favourite creators, on a platform they are now regularly using for learning content, then trying it out in real life.

With over 1.3 million videos under the #STEM hashtag, 60 million under #BookTok, and more than 567,000 under #songwriting, TikTok is fast becoming a space where learning feels creative and fun.

The #SummerSkills Programme will run across the full five-weeks of the ENGLISH school holidays, inspiring creativity, discovery and skill-building. 

From mastering trick-shots with Chelsea FC Women’s captain Millie Bright, to mastering the written word with @ChloeCarterwith2rs, teens can explore new skills and passions across five themed weeks by heading to #SummerSkills and #LearnOnTikTok in the app – where they can discover something new on their feed, then try it out in real life. 

Each week features a standout line-up of creators and engaging TikTok LIVEs, including:

 Sports Week, with @milliebright04, OBE, Chelsea FC Women’s captain and England international, beginning Wednesday, 23 July, who will be taking teens through the Do’s and Don’ts of defending 1v1 including tips on technique to help your team succeed, as well as footballing self-care recovery to keep yourself match fit. Sports Week also features TikTok LIVE with @RisingBallers.

 STEM Week, with @big.manny1, author, science content creator and bio-med graduate, beginning Monday 4 August, who will demo how to test the pH of products at home including beverages and cosmetic products using only a red cabbage and some hot water. STEM week also features a TikTok LIVE with Particle physicist at CERN @particleclara.

  Literature Week, with @chloecarterrwith2rs, spoken-word poet, beginning Monday 11 August, who is going to talk teens through how to write a poem to their future self and perfect their spoken word poetry skills. Literature Week also features  @theRSC who will be hosted a hands-on creative skills workshop and TikTok live for teens at the Gillian Lynne Theatre, where ‘My Neighbour Totoro’ is currently playing.

 Music Week, beginning Monday 18 August, artists will inspire young people to become songwriters

 Well-being Week, with @fahima.therapy,  therapist and well-being advocate, beginning Monday 25 August, who will teach teens to name and regulate their emotions using an emotion wheel, as well as how to self-sooth using their senses.

Sports Week kicked off with a special football masterclass in London led by Lioness legend Millie Bright, who helped teens build confidence, stay active, and develop football skills like speed and agility, passing and control and dribbling and shooting.Having risen through grassroots football to captain her country, Millie also shared the importance of resilience, teamwork and continuous learning.

Millie Bright OBE, Chelsea FC Women’s captain and Englandinternational said: “I’m delighted to have joined the TikTok #SummerSkills programme to inspire teens to learn new football skills over the Summer holidays.

“Anybody can learn a new skill as long as they are curious, so grab your friends and family, and challenge them to try something different – you might just surprise yourself.”

Throughout the campaign, TikTok remains committed to helping teens develop healthy digital habits and explore safely. All accounts for users under 18 have a default 60-minute daily screen time limit, and new tools, such as an in-app meditation feature, help encourage winding down after 10pm.

These measures are part of TikTok’s broader efforts to prioritise teen well-being, ensuring young users can confidently turn their positive online inspiration into real-world action.

Dominic Burns, TikTok’s Head of Operations, UK, Ireland and Nordics, said: “We know that TikTok is a place where teens come to discover and learn, particularly through our dedicated STEM feed and communities like #BookTok and #LearnonTikTok.

“We’re thrilled to bring the TikTok #SummerSkills programme to parents and teens to help them learn new skills together during the holidays, from football tricks to songwriting, poetry to science experiments, TikTok creators will bring these skills to life each week throughout the summer.

“This initiative complements our ongoing work to provide parents with tools and resources through our Family Pairing feature to ensure teens have a positive experience on our platform.”

#SummerSkills offers teens a creative and supportive space to make the most of their summer, while giving parents an easy, trusted way to add value to screen time.

Whether you’re looking to try something new or level up a skill you already love, here’s how to take part in #SummerSkills:

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Search #SummerSkills or #LearnOnTikTok on TikTok to explore the latest videos

 Follow @TikTok_UKto discover new skills each week  

Join a #SummerSkills TikTok LIVE and learn a new skill with your favourite creator 

Share your favourite #SummerSkills and help to inspire others along the way

 

Scottish stories at Stockbridge Library

A FREE preview show by a group of tellers from the Scottish Storytelling Centre.

Come and listen to three tales of Scottish fairies and folklore, with puppetry and musical instruments adding to the magic.

You’re invited to take part in our interactive imagination exercise as well, perhaps you’ll walk away a storyteller too!

Book your free tickets on:

https://www.eventbrite.com/…/free-show-thin-places-a…