SPRING ACTIVITIES SpringActivities The end of winter signals longer, warmer days and loads of new things to see and do
HARRIS TWEED HEBRIDES TATTOO 2014 8-9 August Visit Stornoway for two days of piping, dancing, singing and fun. Simon Fraser Pipeband, Julie Fowlis, Viking warriors, the Lochies, Sambayabamba, dancers, Gaelic choir,
fireworks.Tel: 07786 686523
www.stornowayamenitytrust.co.uk
FESTIVAL OF MUSEUMS 16-18 May The annual three-day treat of exciting and surprising events in museums and galleries around the country. Come and see what Scotland’s museums have in store for you – and expect the unexpected.
www.festivalofmuseums.com
TRADFEST 29 April – 11 May Rooted in the past yet resonating in the present, TradFest showcases Scottish culture and folk arts in a hugely entertaining programme boasting over 80 events at 26 venues in Edinburgh.
www.tracscotland.org/festivals
ANGUS OPEN STUDIOS 22-26 May Angus Open Studios provides a wonderful opportunity to visit artists and craftsmen in their studios throughout Angus, meet the makers, and buy or commission your own unique artwork.
www.AngusOpenStudios.com
EAST NEUK OPEN STUDIOS 24-25 May and 31 May – 1 June Come and visit more than 35 artists’ studios in the beautiful East Neuk of Fife and discover an exciting range of paintings, textiles, prints, jewellery, photography, ceramics and furniture. Runs from 10.30am to 6.30pm each day.
www.eastneukopenstudios.org
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PERTH FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 22 May – 1 June Alison Moyet, Jools Holland, Melanie C, Marc Almond, Scouting for Girls, Dougie MacLean, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Northern Sinfonia, The Sixteen, The Magic Flute, Reduced Shakespeare Company, Mnozil Brass and more. Tel: 01738 621031
www.perthfestival.co.uk
PITTENWEEM ARTISTS & GALLERIES WEEKEND 18-21 April Pittenweem Arts Festival is famous and, every Easter, resident artists open their studios for a special weekend, when galleries reveal their spring exhibitions.
www.pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk
CAOL RUADH SCULPTURE PARK From 11 May Tucked away at Colintrave, on the Kyles of Bute in Argyll, the ‘Connections’ exhibition is the latest show at Scotland’s sculpture park. Tel: 07771 996656
www.scottishsculpturepark.com
THE OCHILS FESTIVAL 1-30 June Clackmannanshire’s headline Homecoming Scotland 2014 event. More than 40 free events: walks, talks, workshops and tours, as well as a huge range of fun family activities. Tel: 01259 452675
www.ochils.org.uk
SPRINGING WILD 1 April – 31 May An exhibition of art and photography inspired by wildlife at Annan Museum. Part of the wider Spring Fling, an arts and crafts open studios event on 24-26 May in Dumfries and Galloway.
www.annan.org.uk/museums_ exhibitions/
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