Arts Centre September –December
7th SEE THRU SAM 8th LIFEBOAT
26th INVERCLYDE SCOTTISH FOLK & ROOTS FESTIVAL
27th THE KARPENTERS 31st to 2nd Nov GREASE November
2nd INVERCLYDE SCOTTISH FOLK & ROOTS FESTIVAL
7th to 9th SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN
By Nicola McCartney. Catherine Wheel presents an original story of courage, survival and enduring friendship
12th BARB JUNGR & TODD GORDON
14th KISS ME HONEY, HONEY
8 & 9th INVERCLYDE SCOTTISH FOLK & ROOTS FESTIVAL
10th 51 SHADES OF MAGGIE 16th HAIRY MACLARY
16th INVERCLYDE SCOTTISH FOLK & ROOTS FESTIVAL
17th SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW
20th MORE SKY THAN WE NEED
A new play by Philip Meeks, writer of last year’s sell out Fringe hit “Murder, Marple and Me”
17th DANIEL SLOSS support from Kai Humphries
18th JONGLEURS ON THE ROAD
19th CRAIG HILL: TARTAN ABOUT!
23rd MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS
23rd TRANSLUNAR PARADISE
24th THE TAILOR OF INVERNESS
25th DES MCLEAN
21st MACFLOYD: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON 40TH ANNIVERSARY
23rd INVERCLYDE SCOTTISH FOLK & ROOTS
29th to 7th Dec
‘GOLDILOCKS AND THE 3 BEARS’ PANTOMIME
December 9th & 10th PLATYPUS IN BOOTS 19th to 22nd
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE
12th to 4th Jan ‘JACK AND THE BEANSTALK’ PANTOMIME
31th THE NEARLY NEW YEAR HOGMANAY SHOW
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For the full range of menus including Afternoon Tea, Pre-Theatre and the Wine and Drinks list...
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To book a table at The Beacon Bistro call 01475 723723
The Beacon Bistro offers casual dining, not just pre-theatre, but every day and evening, making it the ideal place to meet with friends or family for a drink or to enjoy a relaxing breakfast lunch or dinner. Choose from morning coffee, afternoon teas, handcrafted pastries, light lunches, all day dining and supper menus.
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