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that will take part in Culture 2014 – a massive part of the Games experience for spectators, residents and visitors.
www.glasgow2014.com/culture
COMMONWEALTH GAMES 23 July – 3 August Various venues The Glasgow 2014 XX Commonwealth Games is on. Come and see one of the world’s most-signif- icant multi-sport events and one of Scotland’s largest cultural events. World-class athletes will compete for team glory and national pride in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city.
GLASGOW CATHEDRAL FLOWER FESTIVAL Glasgow Cathedral 23 & 24 July Members from 89 flower clubs based all over Scotland are working together to stage a flower festival in Glasgow Cathedral to celebrate the Commonwealth Games on 23-24 July. Entitled ‘Roots, Shoots and Fruits’, the exhibits will cele- brate not only the Commonwealth countries but also the great sports people and the history of the Cathedral in flowers and craft work.
www.safas.org.uk
TIN FOREST 24 July – 3 August Various venues There was once a wide, windswept place, near nowhere and close to forgotten, that was filled with all the things that no one wanted… As Glasgow prepares to welcome the world in 2014, The Tin Forest invites the people of Glasgow to retell the city’s story, to reimagine its future and to take part in the reinvention of the iconic South Rotunda into a remarka- ble performance space for theatre-makers and artists from all over the Commonwealth. The Tin Forest at the South Rotunda will play host to an immersive puppet experience, a large- scale visual art installation, live music and an international theatre festival featuring compa- nies from Scotland, England, Jamaica, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Malta and India.
www.nationaltheatrescotland.com/content/ default.asp?page=home_thetinforest
STRUILEAG / SHORE TO SHORE 29 July Glasgow Green A spectacular show celebrating Scottish Gaelic culture on a grand scale. An explosion of show-stopping songs, spectacular imagery and exhilarating dance, Struileag/Shore to Shore is an anthem to people of Highland- and island- descent stretching through time and around
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the planet. At its heart lies a deep and emotion- ally-engaging tale of love, family, exile, loss, hope and strength that everyone will relate to.
www.struileag.com
PIPING LIVE! FESTIVAL 11-17 August Various venues During Homecoming Scotland, Piping Live! will feature a new series of events entitled ‘Music of the Clans’. Come down to the Homecoming tent in Glasgow and discover your clan’s herit- age, music and traditions. With daily talks, exhibitions and demonstrations, ‘Music of the Clans’ is set to be a great day out.
www.pipinglive.co.uk
‘Discover your clan’s heritage, music and traditions’
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