HOMECOMING SCOTLAND 2014
INTERNATIONAL TARTAN FESTIVAL 12-14 July A fantastic chance to view the biggest display of tartan from around the world. Throughout the event there will be an area designated for learn- ing workshops, and an International Tartan Catwalk showcasing traditional and new contributions to tartan fashion trends from different parts of the world. The Tartan Expert Area will be set up for specialists and audiences to interact with each other. This will also be an exhibition format made up of all things tartan including clothing, arts and crafts, accessories and giftware. Scottish musicians will also be entertaining and attracting the crowd through- out the festival.
www.internationaltartanfestival.co.uk
HOMECOMING MUSTER AND COMMONWEALTH FLOTILLA 18-28 July A series of events to support the mass muster- ing of boats in Greenock in anticipation of the opening of the Commonwealth Games. The feeders include the Small Ships Race, a Cruise in Company through Argyll, an inland water cruise from the Helix and a series of informal events from Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales and England.
www.ryascotland.org.uk/events/f lotilla2014/ muster/Pages/
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‘Culture 2014 promises to be Scotland’s biggest ever cultural celebration’
COMMONWEALTH YOUTH DANCE FESTIVAL 10 -12 July Various venues The festival will celebrate the best of youth dance from across the Commonwealth, and be part of an exciting cultural programme surrounding the sporting events at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Scottish Youth Dance (YDance) is planning a programme of interna- tional youth dance events in celebration of the Commonwealth Games. Alongside two partici- pation projects – one national across Scotland and one aimed at young people in the Glasgow area – YDance will produce a three-day Festival of Youth Dance from across the Common- wealth at the Tramway Theatre in Glasgow in July.
www.ydance.org
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PRIDE GLASGOW FESTIVAL 19 July – 3 August Various venues Pride Glasgow is Scotland’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride festival and returns in 2014 with a 16-day programme of events. The main festival day will take place on 19 July with live music, entertainment, cabaret stage, community expo, fairground and marketplace stalls
www.prideglasgow.co.uk
CULTURE 2014 19 July – 3 August Various venues The Commonwealth Games won’t just be about sport. Culture 2014 promises to be Scotland’s biggest ever cultural celebration. Many events will happen from mid-June to tie-in with the Queen’s Baton Relay – the global precursor to the Games – as Scotland’s towns and commu- nities celebrate when the baton passes through. Scottish Opera, Louise Welsh, Tam Dean Burn, Claire Cunningham, Aidan Moffat, Paul Fegan, Janice Parker, Cora Bissett, Kieran Hurley, Phil Collins, Janey Godley, the Scottish Poetry Library, the Citizens Theatre, and Barrowland Ballet are among the artists and organisations
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