ACCORD Annual Art
Exhibition
India of Inchinnan, Greenock Road,
Inchinnan - showing until Wednesday
17th June
If you have not yet visited the
stunning Art Deco building, India of
Inchinnan, then this is your chance.
Think No Evil of Us:
Enjoy a wander round the art work,
which is for sale to raise monies for
the Hospice, and treat yourself in
My Life With Kenneth Williams
the R34 Café and Restaurant.
On Wednesday 17th June at 7.30pm in Paisley Arts Centre. Tickets £10
The café is open daily for coffees,
(£6 concessions) from Box Offi ce: 0141 887 1010
lunch, afternoon teas and at
Suitable for ages 11+
weekends for brunch; and the
“Unforgettable and inspirational theatre” - Independent on Sunday
restaurant is open on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings from
James Seabright presents ‘Think No Evil of Us: My Life With Kenneth
5.30pm
Williams’, written and performed by David Benson.
This classic one-man show unlocks the character of one of Britain’s
Fox and Hounds
best-loved entertainers. In a thrilling and hilarious tour-de-force, we
see Kenneth Williams at his funniest - and at his most badly-behaved.
Sat 27-June Maeve O’Boyle with Greg
David Benson’s uncanny impersonation was also recently heard on
Barnes playing live - free entry.
the acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series ‘The Private World of Kenneth
Williams’.
Reid Kerr Photography Exhibition
The Kilbarchan
Baby Bee Exhibition
From 5th to 25th June at Paisley Abbey, Students graduating from the
The exhibition will run from Thursday
HND Photography course at Reid Kerr College present their fi nal year
Singers Summer
6th August at Paisley Museum and is
work at one of Paisley’s most prestigious venues.
Concert
suitable for children aged 0-5 and
This free exhibition will cover subjects as diverse as fashion, social their families.
portraiture, still life and landscape and will also help to promote the
The Kilbarchan Singers
Baby Bee is an interactive, multi-
work of the college.
present their summer concert
sensory exhibition experience about
in Thomas Coats Memorial
A Midsummer One Giant Leap
life, love and belonging for early
Church, Paisley, on Sunday
years children, their parents and
31st May at 7.30pm (please
Night’s Dream
carers.
From 9th to 12th June, 10am to note change of venue).
1pm at Paisley Museum. These
On a lovely summer’s evening, Baby
Tickets £8 (Students £5) by
by William Shakespeare in Paisley performances are for school
Bee is looking for her way back
phone on 0141 580 6292 or
Town Hall on Tuesday 9th June at groups only. Suitable aged 10+
home. Her journey opens up new
on the door. The concert
7.30pm. The award-winning dance
worlds. She has exciting adventures
Wee Stories presents One Giant will include glorious works
company presents a breathtaking
... And makes new discoveries along
Leap, an epic tale of mankind’s by Tallis, Byrd, Lauridson,
version of Shakespeare’s most
the way!
struggle to understand the Victoria, Palestrina, Gorecki,
magical play.
universe and what the lessons of Mendelssohn, and some lovely
Incorporating natural history
The Queen of the Fairies Titania the past can teach us today about arrangements of traditional
exhibits and featuring storytelling
and Puck the mischievous the plight of our planet’s future. Scottish songs.
and music, this exhibition will
messenger, inhabit the
encourage children to let their
Join one man’s quest to explore Come and hear this excellent
supernatural fairy kingdom.
imagination run wild!
history, time and space, trying local group who are directed
Bottom and his boot wearing
to solve the mysteries of the by the very talented
Baby Bee has been developed with
“Rude Mechanicals” present
universe, before landing on the Christopher Hann.
parent and child groups within
their famous play ‘Pyramus and
Moon and taking that one small
Renfrewshire.
Thisbe’. Finally, the lovers caught
step toward making one giant
in a web of mistaken identify fi nd
leap.
their way through the Athenian
forest to an unforgettable and
Told in Wee Stories’ unique
New Arrival For Kilmacolm Taxis
joyous reconciliation.
brand of inventive story-telling
Gordon has just taken delivery of a new executive saloon to add to
theatre, One Giant Leap is an
With expansive choreography and
the vehicles available to customers using Kilmacolm Taxis. I still have
illuminating, entertaining and
critically acclaimed costumes, this
the estate car which has been a popular request especially for airport
rewarding theatrical event.
production is the most colourful
runs, along with the 8-seater which I inherited when I took over the
and entertaining classical ballet
Schools interested in attending business. I have already taken a few bookings for weddings during
this year. Tickets £12 (£10 conc).
should contact the Cultural Co- the summer and some corporate enquiries. I would once more like
Tel: 0141 887 1007
ordinator Team: 0141 889 3151. to thank my many customers for their continued support and loyalty
especially during the current climate.
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