Looking for a weekly dance class to get involved with or just fancy an evening of storytelling or music? Traditional Arts and Culture Scotland’s networks in story, song and dance are hosting events and sessions the length and breadth of Scotland – have a look below for traditional arts events in your area.
There’s so much more to Renfrewshire than meets the eye… step through our doors to discover never before seen spaces and fascinating stories! Doors Open Days will see over 50 Renfrewshire venues throw open their doors for a spectacular weekend of free exploration and adventure.That’s the magic of Doors Open Days; you can be a … Continued
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The View is proud to present three of the best trad bands on the scene as well as a joint ticket offer to West Coast Whisky Feis. Trail West started out as a four-piece line-up with strong links to the Hebridean Isles of Tiree and South Uist. Beinn Lee, a six-piece band from Uist in … Continued
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A very friendly group that enjoy the social side of Scottish country dancing and the challenge of learning new dances in the capable hands of teacher Kate McArdle. Newcomers are always welcome, whether beginners, lapsed members or experienced dancers. Classes run on a Thursday evening from the 19th September 2019 through to the 26th March … Continued
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Scottish dancing is fun, great exercise and a good way to make new friends. Our Beginners Class is for people with some or no knowledge of Scottish country dancing. You will be taught the basic steps, formations and easy dances in a friendly atmosphere. Our expert teachers will help you progress learning new steps and … Continued
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Scottish dancing is fun, great exercise and a good way to make new friends. Our Beginners Class is for people with some or no knowledge of Scottish country dancing. You will be taught the basic steps, formations and easy dances in a friendly atmosphere. Our expert teachers will help you progress learning new steps and … Continued
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Scottish dancing is fun, great exercise and a good way to make new friends. Our General Class is for dancers with knowledge and experience of all formations and steps in Scottish Country Dancing. Some technique will be taught, but the focus of this class will be on learning dances as well as the social aspects … Continued
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Scottish dancing is fun, great exercise and a good way to make new friends. Our Advanced Class is for dancers who are confident with all formations and want to perfect their dancing. Steps and formations are covered in depth with individual comments given to help dancers attain a high level of technique. You should be … Continued
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Inverness based book festival that features emerging voices as well as big names in a free programme of events. 2019 line-up is still to be announced. Keep up to date on Facebook.
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Roll up, roll up and immerse yourself in the weird and wonderful world of dark circus. This year’s Paisley Halloween Festival takes place on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 October. The town centre will be transformed into a sinister outdoor circus with street theatre and death-defying aerial performers taking over the streets. On the Saturday … Continued
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With caller Ken Gourlay, HLI ceilidh band and piper. Soft drinks £1, alcohol £3. No high heels please. Attendees without handbags, bags, rucksacks etc. will get fast track entry. Mobile phones and tablets: photos and video are OK but if you intend spending any time texting, browsing the web etc. we’d rather you didn’t come. … Continued
View EventTRACS (Traditional Arts & Culture Scotland, SC043009) brings together the Traditional Music Forum (SC042867), the Scottish Storytelling Forum (SC020891) and the Traditional Dance Forum of Scotland (SC045085) to provide a common platform and collective voice for Scotland’s rich cultural heritage, and to improve the knowledge, practice, development and advocacy of traditional arts in a contemporary world, making them more accessible to all. TRACS is based at the Scottish Storytelling Centre, which is a partnership project between the Storytelling Forum and The Church of Scotland (SC011353).
