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July 2021
HebCelt 2021—The Survival Sessions
HebCelt returns in 2021 with the Survival Sessions—guaranteed to fill that HebCelt gap in your hearts, albeit in a virtual sense. A virtual event pass will offer a wide range of music, streamed across four evenings. The programme, in true HebCelt fashion, will celebrate the local language and culture within an exciting wider programme of events taking place between 14th–17th July all brought to you in the comfort of your own home—wherever you may be in the world! With fantastic…
Find out more »Ayrshire Traditional Music Summer School
Thanks to funding from Fèis Rois, this year's Ayrshire Traditional Music Summer School is now free to attend. The summer school is open to students from P6 - S6 across Aryshire. This year's tutors are Mike Vass, Cameron Nixon, Adam Sutherland, Sophie Stephenson, Patsy Reid, and Emma Tomlinson. For more information please email: ayrshiretrad@gmail.com
Find out more »Fèis Eilean an Fhraoich & Fèis Thròndairnis Online Fèis
Fèis Eilean an Fhraoich and Fèis Thròndairnis have come together to organise an online Fèis, through Zoom, between 26-30 July with a fantastic programme of tuition on offer. English medium classes will take place each morning with classes at 10am and 11am. Gaelic medium tuition will be offered in the afternoon with classes at 2pm and 3pm. Classes will last for approximately 30 minutes.
Find out more »August 2021
Fringe by the Sea in North Berwick
Fringe By The Sea, Scotland’s freshest festival which has been held in North Berwick since 2008, is returning this year with live audiences being entertained in Covid-secure environments. The festival will be held throughout North Berwick in several new venues and boasts a full programme of over 200 events—including music, comedy, family shows, and talks on environmental issues and well-being, tickets for which are available now
Find out more »Piping Live!
The Piping Live! festival is back for 2021 with a nine-day event promising world-class performances, music sessions, recitals, competitions, book launches, workshops and much more. Taking place between August 7–15, the annual festival has confirmed they will present their programme online, in response to current government guidelines. However, if restrictions allow the team will do all they can to introduce a live audience element to the festival if this proves possible under renewed guidelines closer to the event.
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