Homecoming Scotland 2009: Local Events in Stirling
Stirling St Andrew's Day & Homecoming Finale Celebrations
Historic Scotland - St Andrew's Day Ceilidh
Stirling Castle is hosting a St Andrew's Day ceilidh & dinner, providing a perfect setting for marking the finale weekend of Homecoming Scotland 2009.
Where and When:
Start Date: Thursday 26th November 2009
End Date: Thursday 26th November 2009
Address: Stirling Castle, Stirling, FK8 1EJ
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirlingcastle.gov.uk
Tel: 01786 450000
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Ceilidh Minogue featuring Sandy Brechin
A fantastic ceilidh for all the family.
Where and When:
Start Date: Friday 27th November 2009
End Date: Friday 27th November 2009
Address: Brig O'Turk Village Hall, Near Callander, FK17 8HT
Contact Details:
Tickets: £6/£4 from Brig O'Turk Post Office, the Hall Committee or Tolbooth Box Office
Tel: 01786 274000
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St Andrew's Day Farmers Market
As part of the Homecoming Finale Celebrations, Stirling’s Farmers’ Market will run a special St Andrew’s Day market, where you will find the very best of produce and crafts.
Where and When:
Start Date: Saturday 28th November 2009
End Date: Saturday 28th November 2009
Time: 10.00 am - 4.00 pm
Address: Port Street, Stirling, FK8 2EJ
Contact Details:
Website: www.visitstirling.org
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St Andrew's Day Knitting Workshop: A Combination of Cables
Level: Must be confident with basics
The cable is back with a vengeance. Traditional patterns have been re-worked into modern shapes and styles. Have fun tackling cables, twisting and transferring stitches across the fabric create a textured thistle and saltire inspired cable to celebrate St Andrews’s Day. Then piece samples together in horizontal and vertical combinations to make a show-stopping piece. Bring 4mm & 6mm needles/cable needle.
Where and When:
Start Date: Saturday 28th November 2009
End Date: Saturday 28th November 2009
Time: 10.30 am - 4.00 pm
Address: Tolbooth, Jail Wynd, Stirling, FK8 1DE
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth
Tel: 01786 274000
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To See the Sky...
A unique fashion show, gig and exhibition that showcases an exceptional collaboration between Scottish fashion designer Iona Crawford and Japanese fine artist Yukako Sakakura and will feature top Scottish indie bands Frightened Rabbit and Phantom Band and a DJ set by The Pastels.
Where and When:
Start Date: 28th November 2009
End Date: 28th November 2009
Time: Evening Event, 7.30 pm;
Artist Talk with Iona Crawford, 12.00pm
Exhibition by Yukako Sakakura, 11.00am - 5.00pm
Address: Tolbooth, Jail Wynd, Stirling, FK8 1DE
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth
Tel: 01786 274000
Tickets: Evening Event, £14/£12
Artist Talk, free entry but ticketed
Exhibition, free entry
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Free entry to Stirling Castle
Where and When:
Start Date: Saturday 28th November 2009
End Date: Sunday 29th November 2009
Address: Stirling Castle, Stirling, FK8 1EJ and National Wallace Monument, Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Road, Causewayhead, Stirling, FK9 5LF
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirlingcastle.gov.uk
Tel: Stirling Castle - 01786 450000
Tickets: free admission
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St Andrew's Day City Centre Entertainment
With tribal drumming group Clanadonia and other fabulous entertainment.
Where and When:
Start Date: Monday 30th November 2009
End Date: Monday 30th November 2009
Time: 12.00pm - 3.00pm
Address: Port Street, Stirling, FK8 2EJ
Contact Details:
Website: www.visitstirling.org
Tel: 01786 442535
Tickets: free
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St Andrew's Day Ceilidh
A great night of reeling fun with the Ian MacCallum Scottish Dance Band.
Where and When:
Start Date: Monday 30th November 2009
End Date:Monday 30th November 2009
Time: 8.00pm - midnight
Address: Albert Halls, Dumbarton Road, Stirling, FK8 2QL
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirling.gov.uk/alberthalls
Tel: 01786 473544
Tickets: £6 (including stovies)
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St Andrew's Day at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum
The Smith will host a number of events and activities in honour of St Andrew's Day.
Illustrated Lecture: St Andrew of Scotland by Elspeth King
Time: 11.00am
Blind Harry Unveiled
Time: Please refer to website
Friends of the Smith Lecture: Sculptor in Ordinary to the Queen in Scotland, Alexander Stoddart
Time: 7.30pm
Where and When:
Start Date: 30th November 2009
End Date:30th November 2009
Address: Smith Art Gallery & Museum, Dumbarton Road, Stirling, FK8 2RQ
Contact Details:
Website: www.smithartgallery.demon.co.uk
Tel: 01786 471917
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Free entry to the National Wallace Monument
Where and When:
Start Date: Saturday 28th November 2009
End Date: Monday 30th November 2009
Address: National Wallace Monument, Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Road, Causewayhead, Stirling, FK9 5LF
Contact Details:
Website: www.nationalwallacemonument.com
Tel: National Wallace Monument 01786 472140.
Tickets: free admission
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The House Folk Music Festival
Three nights of Scottish traditional folk music in small, unusual and intimate venues. The concerts are hosted by the venue owners and the artists are top acts currently from the Scottish traditional music scene. Two of the concerts have a complimentary bar and buffet supper included in the ticket price as detailed. Each concert has a pre and main act with the venue capacity ranging from 25 – 90 persons. Not forgetting the festival party on the last concert night. Artists include Archie Fisher, Alastair McDonald, Finlay MacDonald band duet, Breabach duet, Iain Forbes and the McLaren High School quartet.
Where and When:
Start Date: 26th November 2009
End Date: 28th November 2009
Address: Kinlochard Village Hall- 26th, Blairhullichan House – 27th, MacGregor’s Barn – 28th - Kinlochard, Stilring
Contact Details:
Website: www.greattimescotland.com
Tel: 01877 387 219
Tickets: 26th - £15.00, 27th & 28th - £25.00 (27th & 28th includes buffet supper and complimentary bar at venues) (Concession - £10.00 discount if attending all three concert nights) Tickets available from late March 2009.
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St Andrew's Celebration at Stirling Castle
Historic Scotland is delighted to announce it’s first St Andrew's Ceilidh at Stirling Castle. This event is the perfect setting for a finale celebration of the Scottish Homecoming Year 2009. The St Andrew's Celebration at Stirling Castle will take the format of a contemporary Scottish evening with a mixture of modern entertainment throughout the night, finishing with a ceilidh band guaranteed to get everyone swinging and dancing.
With a fine selection of entertainment and high quality menu, this event will provide a unique opportunity to entertain guests at Stirling Castle.
Approximate Timings:
7pm Pre-dinner drinks in the Chapel Royal
8pm Dinner in the Great Hall
9.45pm Entertainment and dancing to a modern style Ceilidh band
Midnight Auld Lang Syne
12.15am Carriages
Dress: Black Tie/Highland Dress
Seating: Seating will be by table plan. Tables can be reserved for parties of up to 10.
Where and When:
Start Date: 7.00pm 26th November 2009
End Date: Late 26th November
Address: Stirling Castle, Stirling, FK8 1EJ
Contact Details:
Email: hs.functions@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
Tel: 0131 668 8686
Tickets: £110 + VAT per person with tables seating 10 guests.
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Stirling Homecoming Events throughout 2009
JANUARY - APRIL
Homecoming at Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum
Stirling Smith hosts a year-round programme of events, talks / lectures and exhibitions. For Homecoming Scotland 2009 the Stirling Smith's programme will include the following events:
Book Launch: Hunter's Illustrated History of the Family, Friends and Contemporaries of Robert Burns. 11.00am on 29th January 2009.
Walking Tour of Robert Burns' Stirling - a leaflet will also be published by Stirling Smith on this subject. 11.00am on 23rd January and 30th January 2009.
Contact Details:
Address: Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum, Dumbarton Road, Stirling, FK8 2RQ
Website: www.smithartgallery.demon.co.uk
Tel: 01786 471917
somebodyelse - An exhibition of work by Graham Fagen
Graham Fagen is one of Scotland's foremost contemporary artists.
Much of Graham Fagen's work revolves around the ways that contemporary identity, and its associated fictions, can be expressed and interrogated. He explores the matrix of personal and cultural influences on the individual.
The theme relates to the location of the exhibition venue and its historic context close to Stirling Castle. The work looks at how historic figures are portrayed and, in turn, characterised within wider historical narratives as familiar respresentations.
This exhibition of new and existing photographic work includes selected portraits of real, imagined and historic figures, brought together to explore ideas in relation to Scotland's contemporary and historical culture.
Where and When:
Start Date: 14th February 2009
End Date: 11th April 2009
Address: The Changing Room, Tolbooth, Stirling FK8 1DE
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirling.gov.uk/changingroom
Tel: 01786 274005
Tickets: FREE Admission
I Murder Hate - An Adrian Sherwood and Graham Fagen collaboration
Adrian Sherwood is a record producer best known for having produced and remixed albums by Depeche Mode, Primal Scream and Sinéad O’Connor, to name but a few. He has also worked with a number of reggae / dub legends including Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and Bim Sherman. He also owns the music label On-U-Sound Records best known for releasing its own unique flavour of dub music since the 1980s.
Most recently, Sherwood received acclaim for the original reggae score he created for the 2006 independent film, ‘Johnny Was’ starring Vinnie Jones and Roger Daltrey.
The Tolbooth has commissioned Sherwood to write a new work to be performed as part of The Blend Festival 2009, and as a response to the national Homecoming celebrations with inspiration for the new music partially deriving from selected poetry of Robert Burns.
For the commission Sherwood will work closely and in collaboration with visual artist Graham Fagen who will also be showing a new exhibition of his work at The Changing Room gallery at Tolbooth. The exhibition will coincide with the performance at the Blend festival and gives a wider context to the commission.
Sherwood and Fagen have previously worked together on a project looking at the connections between Burns' politics in his poetry and contemporary culture, specifically Jamaican culture and the slave trade. Their Auld Lang Syne c/w The Slaves Lament and Downpresser project in 2005 was the stepping stone to this new commission. Fagen has selected Burns’ poetry that is most relevant and evocative to the new work and Sherwood will use these poems as the inspiration for his ideas to be performed live in this special event with a fantastic group of performers including Ghetto Priest, Skip McDonald, Peter Lockett and Little Roy.
Where and When:
Start Date: 14th March 2009
End Date: 14th March 2009
Address: Changing Room Gallery, Tolbooth, Stirling FK8 1DE
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth
Tel: 01786 274000
Tickets: Price TBC (please consult website for further information)
Tartan Intarsia Knitting
Aimed at more experienced knitters who would like to learn a new skill. You'll learn to work from a graph using the Intarsia technique to ply up yarns in various colours and make a fabulous accessory to wear for Tartan Week! Suitable for knitters who can already knit/purl with confidence. Things to bring: 3.25mm and 4mm needles, sewing up needle and scissors. Led by experienced tutor, designer Carol Meldrum, our workshops include refreshments, patterns and Rowan yarns - you only have to bring your needles!
Where and When: 1.00pm - 6.00pm 11th April 2009
Address: The Tolbooth, Jail Wynd, Stirling FK8 1DE
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth
Tel: 01786 274000
Tickets: Adults £18, Concessions £12
The Rob Roy Experience - Working Hill Farm Visit
A visit to a working sheep farm in the heart of Rob Roy Country, the home of the Scottish Sheepdog School. This is a unique opportunity to savour the history of the Trossachs in the 17th and 18th Centuries. Ledard Farm was first mentioned in the minutes of the Privy Council of the Kings of Scotland in 1474. The oldest building in the farm still in use is late 16th Century with the thatching beams still in place. This is a family farm run by father Fergus and eldest son Gregor Wood. Gregor will give a fascinating presentation in Magregor's Barn, built in 1604 in which Rob Roy attended the Hairst Kirn (Harvest Festival) Feast held by the clansmen in 1689, some three months after he fought at the Battle of Killiecrankie. A fine display of Jacobite weaponry is on the walls and Gregor give a fascinating description of the battle as well as playing the pipes and demonstrating the wearing of the "big" kilt.
Where and When: Every Tuesday afternoon at 2.30pm
Address: Ledard Farm, Kinlochard FK8 3TL - some four miles from Aberfoyle adjacent to the Forest Hills Hotel on the B829.
Contact Details:
Website: www.greattimescotland.com
Tel: 01877 387219
Tickets: Adults £10 Children (12-16) £5 This includes afternoon tea/coffee and a dram for the adults.
MAY - AUGUST
The MacGregor Homeland Cruise
Make Loch Katrine a special part of your Homecoming Scotland experience in 2009 - and discover the homeland of Scotland's famous Highlander. Sail on 'Lady of the Lake' to Stronachlachar and to Glengyle at the head of Loch Katrine, where Rob Roy MacGregor was born in 1671.
Cruises depart at 2.30pm from Trossachs Pier.
Where and When:
Start Date: 23rd May 2009
End Date: 6th September 2009
Address: Trossachs Pier, Loch Katrine, by Callander, Stirling, FK17 8HZ
Contact Details:
Website: www.lochkatrine.com
Tel: 01877 332000
Tickets: Adults £10.00, Concessions £9.00, Children £7.00
World Fly Fishing Championships 2009
Fly fishers from far and wide will come to the Stirling area in 2009 for the World Fly Fishing Championships 2009. The event will see teams from 24 different countries, including Spain, Japan, the USA, Canada and Australia compete to win the much coveted Fips Mouche trophy.
The venue for the 29th Fips Mouche World Fly Fishing Championships will be the lovely conservation village of Drymen with the competition taking place at various fishing sectors throughout Stirling and Perth & Kinross. The Stirling sectors will include Scotland's premier competition water, the Lake of Menteith and also Carron Valley Reservoir.
Where and When:
Start Date: 5th June 2009
End Date: 12th June 2009
Address: Various venues throughout Stirling
Contact Details:
Website: www.worldflyfishingchampionships2009.com
Highland Games in Stirling
Situated in spectacular settings, the Stirling area plays host to an annual selection of high-quality Highland games throughout the Summer months. The games offer a full athletics programme, including heavyweight competitions, highland dance performances and competitions, pipers and tug-of-war with several events featuring family funfairs too.
Callander International Highland Games - 25th - 26th July www.incallander.co.uk/highgames.htm
Lochearnhead Highland Games - 25th July
www.lochearnheadhighlandgames.co.uk
Killin Highland Games - 29th July 2009
www.killingames.co.uk
Bridge of Allan Highland Games - 2nd August 2009
www.bofagames.i12.com
The Rob Roy Highland Games, Kinlochard
A traditional highland games with a beautiful setting on the banks of Loch Ard with Ben Lomond in the background. This event, run by the Kinlochard Village Hall Committee, has all the ingredients for a fun day out; heavy events with public participation, pipe bands, dancers, side shows, children's field events, the World Giant Sack Race Competition, Scotland's Bonniest Sheepdog Competition, a 300-ducks race on the river, and a traditional ceilidh dance in the village hall at night.
Where and When:
Sunday 19 July, The Games Field, Kinlochard, near Aberfoyle FK8 3TL on the B829
12.00pm to 5.00pm. Ceilidh from 8.00pm - midnight.
Contact details:
Tel: 01877 387219
Email: ferg@ceilidh-band.demon.co.uk
Tickets: Games - free entry Ceilidh: Adults £7, children £5 Bring your own bottle!
Homecoming at Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum
Exhibition of scale model of Burns' Mausoleum - a work by Colin Hunter McQueen for Homecoming Scotland 2009. During Stirling Smith opening times throughout June and July 2009.
Doig Clan Exhibition. During Stirling Smith opening times throughout July 2009. Doig Clan Gathering. 24th - 27th July 2009.
Contact Details:
Address: Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum, Dumbarton Road, Stirling, FK8 2RQ
Website: www.smithartgallery.demon.co.uk
Tel: 01786 471917
Caledon
Scotland's tenors are back on the road again with their all-new tour. The powerful tenor voices of Alan Beck, Jamie MacDougall and Ivan Sharpe, along with music director Michael Barnett, bring you a highly entertaining evening of great Scottish and popular with songs from their new album. Songs include Amazing Grace, Mull of Kintyre, Jacobite Medley, The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face and many more, including Caledon's own tribute to Elvis. Book early to avoid disappointment.
Where and When:
Start Date: 8.00pm, 8th August 2009
End Date: 8th August 2009
Address: macrobert, University of Stirling, Stirling FK9 4LA
Contact Details:
Website: www.macrobert.org
Tel: 01786 466666
Tickets: £12 - £14
Robert Burns & Stirling Castle
An exclusive Homecoming evening tour
In this the year of Homecoming Scotland 2009, join Stirling Castle's guides on an evening tour exploring the influence Robert Burns had on the City of Stirling and the lasting impressions that he left. Following the tour, enjoy a Burns style supper of haggis, neeps and tatties followed by tea / coffee and shortbread in the castle's Unicorn Cafe. Reduced ticket prices available for Friends of Historic Scotland. Tickets available by telephone (number below) or from the castle gift shop.
Where and When:
Start Date: 6.30pm - 9.00pm, 7th, 14th & 21st August 2009
Contact Details:
Address: Stirling Castle, Stirling, FK8 1EJ
Website:www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/events
Tel: +44(0)1786 431312
Tickets: £25, Concessions £20
Phil Cunningham & Aly Bain in Concert
These legendary ambassadors of Scottish Traditional Music go from strength to strength. Aly is regarded as Scotland's supreme traditional fiddle player and Phil, a stunning accordion player, is also sought after as a composer and musical director. Come along for this exciting evening of music and song.
Where and When:
Start Date: 25th August 2009
Address: Albert Halls, Dumbarton Road, Stirling FK8 2QL
Contact Details:
Website: www.stirling.gov.uk/alberthalls
Tel: +44(0)1786 473544
Tickets: £16 / £14 / £12
An Encounter with Wallace
Unique dramatic performances, with live music, interpreting and commemorating the life of Sir William Wallace, who was executed in London on 23rd August 1305.
Freedom - Listen to the thoughts of a soldier after The Battle of Stirling Bridge.
Wilderness - Hear Wallace sharing his innermost thoughts with Dominican monk John Blair, his lifelong friend and confessor.
Wallace's Heel - See how Wallace defends his campaign for Scottish freedom, and how he faces death as a martyr, destined to become a celebrated hero.
Presentations everyday between 10.00am and 3.00pm.
Weather permitting, performances will take place outside the Monument, and are free to all visitors. In the event of inclement weather performances will take place in the Hall of Heroes, on the second level of the tower.
Where and When:
Start Date: 21st August 2009
End Date: 31st August 2009
Address: The National Wallace Monument, Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Road, Causewayhead, Stirling FK9 5LF
Contact Details:
Website: www.nationalwallacemonument.com
Tel: 01786 472140
Tickets: Adults £6.50, Concessions £4.90, Children £4.00, Family Admission £17.00
For Homecoming Scotland 2009 Stirling Castle's programme will include the following events:
King of Bling at the Royal Court
For centuries people believed that it was possible to turn ordinary metals into gold. In the 16th century, the King of Scotland employed his own alchemist specifically to complete this task. Join us for a day of events and activities at the royal court and see John Damian, the King's Alchemist, demonstrating his skills. Will he find the formula which will make James the Golden King? And what does everyone else at court think of these experiments?
Where and When:
Start Date: 12.30pm - 3.30pm, 9th May 2009
End Date: 12.30pm - 3.30pm, 10th May 2009
Address: Stirling Castle, Stirling, FK8 1EJ
Return of the Legends
This is your to chance to meet the most famous icons of Scotland's history, including Robert the Bruce, William Wallace, Mary,
Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie. In addition, meet some other notorious characters, including The Doomster -Scotland's most infamous executioner.
Where and When:
Start Date: 12.00pm - 4.00pm, 19th September 2009
End Date: 12.00pm - 4.00pm, 20th September 2009
Address: Stirling Castle, Stirling, FK8 1EJ
Contact Details:
Website: www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/events
Tel: +44(0)1786 450000
Tickets: Events included in normal admission price.
SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER
New Zealand Hangi/Maori Feast
Organised by the New Zealand Society(Scotland) this is a unique opportunity to enjoy a Maori feast, cooked underground. The feast is followed by a ceilidh dance in the village hall. A must for visiting Kiwis!
Where and When:
Saturday 12th September, feast commencing at 5.00pm at the Village Hall. Kinlochard, near Aberfoyle FK8 3TL Dance commences 8.00pm
Contact details:
Tel: 01877 387219 or 01738 551888
Email: ferg@ceilidh-band.demon.co.uk
Tickets: Hangi and Ceilidh Adults £15 Children £5, Ceilidh only: Adults £7 Children £5
Homecoming Jazz Band Ball
This exciting event will feature three of the UK’s most impressive jazz bands, Fat Sam’s Band, Aidrian Drover’s Slide Rule snd Winston’s Pennine Jazz. The ball is the headline event for the Callander Jazz & Blues Festival (see below).
Where and When:
Start Date: 3rd October 2009
End Date: 3rd October 2009
Contact Details:
Address: McLaren Leisure Centre, Callander FK17 8JP
Website:www.callanderjazz.com
Tel: +44(0)1877 330342, Tourist Information Centre
or +44(0)1877 330000 McLaren Leisure Centre
Tickets: Please refer to website above for prices.
Callander Jazz & Blues Festival 2009
Jazz up the Trossachs
Enjoy a long weekend of great live music at the Callander Jazz and Blues Festival.This year's festival will be staged at 26 different venues around Callander, Aberfoyle and Thornhill. Alongside the cream of the Scottish Blues Scene you'll hear the best sounds of local, national and international Jazz. In celebration of Homecoming Scotland 2009, the festival will also feature a special event within the event (see Homecoming Jazz Band Ball).
Also, a number of new initiatives will be introduced for this year's festival programme designed to create interest and participation from both local musicians and fresh new talent from across Scotland.
Where and When:
Start Date: 2nd October 2009
End Date: 4th October 2009
Contact Details:
Address: McLaren Leisure Centre, Callander FK17 8JP
Website:www.callanderjazz.com
Tel: +44(0)1877 330342, Tourist Information Centre
or +44(0)1877 330000 McLaren Leisure Centre
Tickets: Please refer to website above for prices.
Trossachs International Mushroom Festival
Fantasy, fungi, food and fun…there's something for everyone at the famous International Mushroom Festival.
Now in its ninth year, the festival is a food, music and cultural extravaganza based on the humble mushroom, wild varieties of which can be found in the Queen Elizabeth Forest adjacent to Aberfoyle.
The festival is themed around a different country every year and in 2009 for Scotland's 'Year of Homecoming' the Trossachs International Mushroom Festival celebrates Scotland ‘At Home and Abroad’. Previously the event has been held in Aberfoyle but has now been extended to include the wider Trossachs area.
As part of this year's many activities you can experience Scottish music and dance and the poetry of Robert Burns. The event will also feature the familiar gastronomic events, which this year include traditional Scottish cookery demonstrations and there is also French wine tasting to celebrate the ‘Auld Alliance’ with France, and beer and whisky tasting. Fishing and golf competitions will be available for the sporting among you. A traditional Scottish market and ranger led wildlife walks and events will also take place. One of the feature events will be a fun, family ceilidh that has attracted people from all over the world in previous years.
Where and When:
Start Date: 22nd October 2009
End Date: 25th October 2009
Address: Various venues, Trossachs
Contact Details:
Website:www.VisitTheTrossachs.com
Tickets: Information regarding individual events and ticketing will be available on the website above from Spring 2009.
The Steamie
Tony Roper's classic play 'The Steamie' is set in a 1950s Glasgow wash-house, giving a snapshot of life for the hard-working housewives who frequent it. Not only of historical interest but also a key part of Scottish theatre and film. This is guaranteed to be a great night out at the theatre, not only of interest to natives of Scotland but a fun night out to incorporate into a holiday or touring visit.
Where and When:
Start Date: 8.00pm, 22nd October 2009 (1.30pm and 8.00pm and 8.00pm on 23rd October)
End Date: 24th October 2009 (2.30pm and 8.00pm)
Address: macrobert, University of Stirling, Stirling FK9 4LA
Contact Details:
Website: www.macrobert.org
Tel: 01786 466666
Tickets: £13.50 - £19
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