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RUBY TURNERFRED MACAULAYBRIAN KELLOCKTHE HOT SEATS

KANOFF THE PAGE

SCOTTISH OPERAEmma's Imagination, p13

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Welcome to our new season - we hope that there is something in the programmewhich will tempt you in during the long summer days...

We've yet again got some great music lined up - from the divine power vocals of Ruby Turner to the sublime Emma's Imagination ...from the irreverent swagger of The Hot Seats to the astonishing vistuosity of pianist Brian Kellock.

By popular request we have another afternoon classical recital this time featuring Stirling's Landolfi Trio, and for little ones delectation we have Scottish Opera for toddlers - let's get them started young!

Trad music features strongly with our summer ceilidhs, a great double bill bringing togetherthe Paul McKenna Band with Jeana Leslie and Siobhan Miller, and instrumental prowess from Kan. Our local talent can be heard with both the Feis Fhoirt Ceilidh Trail band as well as

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Sarah MacNeil who is inspiring so many local youngsters to learn the clarsach - and who has just graduated from the Royal Conservatoire with a first class degree in Scottish Music - well done Sarah!

Look out too for performances in The Albert Halls including the annual treat that is Phil and Aly, as well as the beautiful chorus of the 80 strong children's choir from the Paris National Opera.

And don't forget our activities for young people - plenty to inspire them from the jazz summer school, steelpan drumming, animation, mask making and lots more...

See you soon....

The Tolbooth Team

Welcome

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BLUES 'N' TROUBLE Arts News p18

Summer Fun Days p20

Ticket Information p22

Getting Here p23

At a Glance p24

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Fred MacAulay - The Fist 25 Years p4

Summer Ceilidh p4

Feis Fhoirt Ceilidh Trail p5

Brian Kellock Copenhagen Trio p5

Modelling Madness / 6-10yrs p20

Children's Choir from Paris National p16

Summer Ceilidh p4

Animation Workshop / 8-12yrs p20

The Hot Seats p6

Studio Recording / 14+ yrs p20

Monoprinting / 6-10yrs p20

Mask Making / 6-10yrs p20

The Masses + Support p6

3D Construction / 7-12yrs p21

Sarah MacNeil & Friends p7

Portrait Photography / 8-12yrs p21

A Hidden World / 8-12yrs p21

Drama / 6-10yrs p21

Fun with Felt / 8-12yrs p21

Caribbean Steelpans / 8-11yrs p21

Caribbean Steelpans / 12+yrs p21

Summer Ceilidh p4

Paul McKenna Band + p7

Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham p8

GT's Boos Band p8

Off The Page - Stirling's Book Festival p10

KAN p9

Landolfi String Trio p9

SensoryO - Scottish Opera for Toddlers p12

Emma's Imagination + support p13

Ruby Turner p13

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FRED MACAULAYThe First 25 YearsTue 2 Jul, 7.30pm£15 +bf

Our ever-popular summer ceilidhs are back and are suitable for all ages and stages!

Combining Scottish music and dance our ceilidhs will gently introduce you to ceilidh culture. Dances are led by a ‘caller’ who will talk you through the right moves, so there’s no need to worry about how to Strip The Willow!

The ceilidh band features some of Scotland’s finest traditional musicians and is a wonderful opportunity to meet with friends and strangers and enjoy a great night out.

Go on dust of those dancing shoes and have a jig!

May contain material of an adult nature!

A comedian at the forefront of Scottish comedy, who has notched up innumerable television and radio performances, including on BBC's Have I Got News For You and They Think It's All Over.

He also has a daily weekday show on Radio Scotland.

Reviews from the Legally Bald Fringe show 2011:

'Seamlessly entertaining and enjoyably astute' The Skinny

'This really is a terrific show' The Scotsman

'You really can't fault it' Chortle.co.uk

SUMMER CEILIDHSWed 3 & 24 Jul / 14 Aug, 8pm£8 or 8 for £56

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FÈIS FHOIRT CEILIDH TRAILSat 13 Jul, 7.30pm / £5For the second year, the local Fèis has brought together a band of its brightest stars who will tourduring the month of July as part of the Fèis Fhoirt ceilidh trail, which will take them all around Stirling as well as further afield from Loch Lomond to Aberdeen

A wonderful opportunity for local young musicians to hone their performing skills, and tonightthey will showcase the tunes and songs they have

EDINBURGH JAZZ & BLUES FESTIVAL ON TOUR

BRIAN KELLOCK COPENHAGEN TRIOThu 18 Jul, 8pm / £12/£10The piano maestro has been back and forth to Copenhagen regularly in recent years, building a reputation for himself in one of Europe’s great jazz cities.

Now he’s formed a band which features two

been working on with leading traditionalmusicians, in a performance setting.

This year the band is: Maisie Brett- Fiddle, Piano, Voice / Elisabeth Flett- Fiddle, Whistle, Voice, Guitar / Ossian Green- Fiddle, Guitar / Lucie Hendry- Clarsach, Piano / Callum McCluskey- Bass, Guitar, Voice, Piano

great local residents – Daniel Franck (bass) and Jeppe Gram (drums). New musicians, but they play the powerful, swinging jazz that Brian loves his audiences to enjoy.

Classic Brian Kellock with a new twist.

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THE HOT SEATSFri 26 Jul, 8pm / £12/£10 RESERVED SEATING!

“The Hot Seats specialize in unearthing and inventing traditional music and twisting it into new concoctions. Full of virtuosity and reverent irreverence, they are a sight to behold.” - Relix Magazine

The Hot Seats play stringband music with simple intentions: to keep the role of traditional musician as entertainer and

THE MASSES + supportWed 31 Jul, doors 7.15pm / first band 7.30pm / £6 STANDING

Continuing their busy summer schedule, which has included gigs at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut and Stereo, 6-piece Glasgow band, The Masses, in association with TrotskyDog Recordings Ltd, make their Stirling gig debut at the Tolbooth.

Featuring songs from their first album,

commentator alive and kicking.

Their original music is simultaneously hard to classify and instantly identifiable, combining the virtuosic soloing and tightness of bluegrass, the band-driven rhythm of old time, the jerky bounce of ragtime, and the swagger of good old rock and roll.

TwiceBorn, the boys promise to deliver an energetic, dynamic and inventive set by blending various styles.

The gig will have special significance for brothers Fraser Ross (bass) and Pete Ross (vocals) who both grew up locally in Dunblane.

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SARAH MACNEIL & FRIENDSFri 2 Aug, 7.30pm / £8/£6

Sarah MacNeil is an exciting young harpist from Larbert. A recent graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Sarah will play with her band CherryGrove, who've had a busy year performing up and down the country, a highlight for them being headlining act at 2013 Lorient Celtic Music Festival in Brittany.

PAUL McKENNA BANDJEANA LESLIE & SIOBHAN MILLERFri 23 Aug, 8pm / £13/£11

For a very special one off performance, we bring together two of the best and most exciting trad groups to emerge recently from the current Scottish music scene.

The Paul McKenna Band's distinctive sound is created through powerful vocals, driving

Sarah will be joined by harp duo Mira and (for an exclusive Tolbooth only performance) by John Lowrie (drums), Daniel McGuinness (whistle) and David Foley (bodhran).

Expect a variety of modern compositions, songs and traditional melodies performed by an exciting line up of fantastic musicians!

guitar and bouzouki, intense fiddle playing, and a warm pairing of flute and whistles and dynamic bodhrán and percussion.

Opening the evening is Jeana Leslie and Siobhan Miller, who will be joined by guitarist Jenn Butterworth.

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ALY BAIN & PHIL CUNNINGHAMFri 30 Aug, 7.30pm / £16/£14/£12 THE ALBERT HALLS

'probably the best traditional musicians you are ever likely to hear' - Mike Russell

In 1988, two members from two of Scotland’s leading bands, The Boys of The Lough and Silly Wizard, came together to work on a television series. You could say - the rest is history.

GT'S BOOS BANDFri 6 Sep, 8pm / £7 STANDING

Fresh from their recent success with the Jocks Juke Joint project, Stirling blues rockers GT’s Boos Band are delighted to announce the launch of eagerly awaited debut album ‘Steak House’, which will take place with a special night of Blues Rock at the Tolbooth.

The Stirling based, no-holds barred, electric blues, combines blistering guitar solos alongside a rock-influenced vocal which

In the 25 years they have been performing together they have become household names in Scotland and are renowned around the world. From fast paced reels and jigs to haunting slow airs they are the consummate masters of their craft as well as being known for a story or two. An evening with them is a night to remember.

maintains sincerity true to the blues.

Joining GT’s Boos Band in a special double-bill to celebrate the album launch is 19 year old UK blues sensation Lewis Hamilton. Support comes in the entertaining form of Connor McCann (aka Conn Harp), a harmonica driven one man show of boogie beatbox blues.

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KANThu 19 Sep, 8pm / £13/£11

Kan is one member of Lau, one member of Flook and two members of more bands than even they can remember - together making a union of four of the finest players on the current trad scene.

A unique melding of the bold and beautiful flute virtuosity of Brian Finnegan, with the

LANDOLFI STRING TRIO WITH NOREEN LEIGHTON SHADES OF AUTUMN Sat 21 Sep, 2.30pm / £8

Stirling based Landolfi String Trio; Carolyn Sparey - violin, Maggie Miller - viola, Aline Gow - cello, will be joined by actress Noreen Leighton, to bring to the Tolbooth an afternoon of music and poetry inspired by fireworks, bonfires, and all things autumnal.

expressive and daring fiddle deftness of Aidan O’Rourke, cemented by the organic and intuitive drumming of James Goodwin and the unfettered, playful guitar reinventions of Ian Stephenson, out of Selby in Yorkshire.

But the most exciting thing about Kan is there’s never been a band like them before.

The programme will include Handel’s invigorating firework music, pieces by Tchaikovsky and Elgar, as well as The Swan by Saint-Saens, as well as a selection of popular tunes in keeping with the theme, including 'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes', the 'Maple Leaf Rag' and a selection from 'Singing in the Rain'.

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How To Get Published - Ditch The Pitch? Does Social Media Help Authors Sell Content?Sat 7 Sep, 2 - 4pm £12/£10

Few would dispute the popularity and convenience of networking online. But it is time-consuming, sometimes all-consuming. Does it really help sell the content authors devote their energies to creating? Or are they just caught up in the hype? How can the undisputed potential of social networking, embraced by publishers such as HarperCollins and online retailers such as Kobo, be harnessed as a tool to suit you?

off the page presents a debate hosted by Stirling Centre for International Publishing and Communication, in which a publisher, an agent and an author will discuss the value of social media for authors, from generating sales to raising that all-important profile.

Adrian Searle (Freight Press), Mark Stanton (Jenny Brown Associates) and Meaghan Delahunt (In The Blue House, The Red Book and To The Island) will give their views.

Hosted by Stirling Centre for International Publishing and Communication.

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Richard HollowayMon 9 Sep, 7 - 9.30pm£7/£6

Richard Holloway was Bishop of Edinburgh and Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church. A formerGresham Professor of Divinity and Chairman of the Joint Board of the Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Screen, he is a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

He has written for many newspapers in Britain, including The Times, Guardian, Observer, Herald and the Scotsman.

He has also presented many series for BBC TV and radio; his new series, on doubt, will be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 this spring. He will talk about his book Leaving Alexandria.

Chaired by Lesley McDowell.

Off the Page is now in its 8th year and is organised by Stirling Council’s Library Service.

Events, for both adults and children, are taking place throughout the festival.

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Kaye Adams in conversationwith Janice GallowayTue 10 Sep, 7.30 - 9pm£7/£6

Kaye Adams is one of the country’s most experienced live TV and radio broadcasters.Since 2011, Kaye has presented her own daily morning discussion show – Call Kaye – on BBC Radio Scotland, as well as being a regular contributor to a variety of other TV and radio programmes including Channel Five’s The Wright Stuff and Sky News.

Kaye has also been a regular columnist for a number of national titles and has an impressive roster of corporate clients.

Janice Galloway’s previous books include the critically acclaimed memoir This Is Not About Me (winner of the 2009 Scottish Book of the Year for non-fiction) and novels The Trick is to Keep Breathing, (1990 MIND Book of the Year Award), Foreign Parts (McVitie’s Prize and American Academy of Authors EM Forster Award) and Clara (Saltire Book of the Year) All Made Up won last year’s SMIT award for BestScottish Book and the Creative Scotland Award for literature.

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Jane HarrisWed 11 Sep, 7.30 - 9pm£7/£6

Jane Harris was brought up in Glasgow. Her debut novel The Observations was shortlisted for the 2007 Orange Prize for Fiction and she was also shortlisted for the British Book Awards Waterstones Newcomer of the Year.

Her second novel Gillespie and I was long-listed for the 2011 Orange Prize for Fiction and shortlisted for the 2011 National Book Awards Popular Fiction Book of the Year.

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Poetry Evening PrizegivingThu 12 Sep, 7.30 - 9pm£7/£6

An evening of Poetry, Chaired by the Stirling Makar and presenting the finalists from Off theStanza, Stirling Council Libraries 2013 Poetry competition.

Anita will be joined by Magi Gibson, author of Wild Women of a Certain Age and also WilliamLetford, author of Bevel.

Short-listed entrants will read their work, ahead of the official prize-giving ceremony.Expect to be entertained.

Sponsored by McMichaels Sony Centre, Alloa

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SENSORYOSCOTTISH OPERA FOR TODDLERS 18-36mthsFri 27 Sep, 10.30am & 12noon / £12 ADULT + TODDLER

Come with us to a magical, night-time world, take a train ride through the jungle and meet a friendly lion who sleeps under the stars… Following the phenomenal success of BabyO, Scottish Opera’s groundbreaking show for 6 to 18 month olds, SensoryO is a brand-new interactive performance for toddlers and their carers. Aimed at children between the ages of 18 and 36 months, this 30-minute show is rich in sound, rhythm and music. The set is inviting and tactile, and with its unique audience in mind, it introduces

BOOKING NOTES:Tickets can only be booked on a 1 Toddler + 1 Adult basisThere is a limited capacity of 24 Toddlers and 24 Adults for each performance.

An additional adult only area, with a capacity of 12 for each performance, is also available.

toddlers to live performance in a relaxed and intimate environment. Featuring a mixture of live and recorded vocal music, and percussive sounds, SensoryO also uses smells, textures, actions and simple but striking visuals to inspire the imagination and bring the adventure to life.

Composer: Rachel DruryDesigner: Ali MacLaurinDirector: Lissa LorenzoChoreographer: Linda Payne Poem by Phil Gault

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RUBY TURNERSat 28 Sep, 8pm / £20 RESERVED SEATING!

Blessed with a voice to die for, Ruby can breathe life and meaning into a song, whether it is a passionate soaring ballad or a funky up-tempo groove. A star vocalist in Jools Holland’s Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, Ruby’s star is burning brighter than ever.

Described as truly the genuine article and

with a voice that has been likened to Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin, Ruby continues to win the hearts and minds of an ever growing and diverse fan base.

"Ruby Turner is truly the genuine article. Blessed with a voice that can breathe life and meaning into any song"- The Guardian

EMMA'S IMAGINATION + supportWed 25 Sep, 8pm / £10After several years busking on the streets of Glasgow, Emma stumbled across a queue auditioning people for ‘Must Be The Music’ (Sky’s ‘real’ version of X Factor). She joined the queue and went on to win the competition. She subsequently secured a record deal with Universal Music and scored 2 Top 10 Singles and a Top 15 album.

Fast forward two years, and Emma is now about to release a new 6 track EP (Aug 2013) on her own record label.

These new songs, amongst other tracks from her debut album, will be previewed during the Edinburgh Festival and on her up coming tour.

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RAPTURE THEATRE: THE COLLECTIONMon 4 Oct, 7.30pm

ROSS AINSLIE & JARLATH HENDERSONTue 5 Oct, 8pm

MOISHE'S BAGELTue 19 Oct, 8pm

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ELIZA CARTHY & TIM ERIKSENSat 2 Nov, 8pm

MR MCFALL'S CHAMBER: TANGO BALLSat 9 Nov, 8pm

DICK GAUGHANSat 30 Nov, 8pm

THE BLACK UMFOLOSI 5Fri 1 Nov, 8pm

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L’ENFANT ET LES SORTILÈGES

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ARTS NEWS

Future SelF During April – June 2013 digital artist lisa Fleming worked with P7 children at Fallin PS, Cornton PS and Bannockburn PS on a project called Future Self.

Future Self aims to support the children involved, alongside lisa and their teacher, to explore what they might like to do in the future in regards to career or further study, reflecting too on how they might change in the coming years and the skills they would need or would like to develop. With this in mind they develop a portrait of themselves now and a portrait of themselves in the future. the work was made into prints and an exhibition held.

As part of the project there was also a trip to National Portrait

Gallery. A big thank you to lisa Fleming and to all the teachers and children involved and to Awards for All who funded the project.

GermANy triPthe tolbooth Senior trad Band ’No more Cages’ are off to Bonn in Germany in July to spend time with a young German folk band called ‘young Folk’.

they will spend time sharing music from their own countries, learning, playing and performing together.

if we can find the funding we hope that ‘young Folk’ can join us in Scotland in January 2014 and that both groups can spend time, and maybe perform together, at Celtic Connections. A big thank you to the tutors

AllAN’S PrimAry SChool AND PArk Drive NurSery murAl ProJeCtSArtist Jan Nimmo worked with children at Allan’s Primary School and Park Drive Nursery to design and produce two fantastic murals, thanks to funding from the Dulux ‘lets Colour’ funding. thank you to Jan and to all the parents and teachers who helped bring the murals together.

Demo FuND Congratulations to Alex hynes, whose debut eP, recorded in the tolbooth studio, has been released by the electric honey label. thanks to Creative Scotland for funding.

SCotS SoNGChildren from Gargunnock Primary School to to the tolbooth stage to perform Scots songs they had learned from local singer Amy lord. Funded by the youth music initiative, this project has now reached over 1000 local children.

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trADitioNAl muSiC WorkShoPSmonday nights16th September 2013 – June 2014Age 10 – 18

Free (open to children and young people from Stirling and Clackmannanshire Council Schools)

Come and join our popular Scottish traditional music workshops for beginners through to advanced musicians, led by three of Scotland’s top traditional musicians lori Watson, innes Watson and Claire mann. explore and learn new tunes and meet new people to play with. No previous experience of traditional music necessary

BeGiNNerS WhiStle: 5.30Pm – 6.15Pm For those who would like to learn the whistle but have no previous experience.

the trADDieS (ACCeSS): 5.30Pm – 6.15Pm Group tuition in guitar, fiddle (violin) and whistle / flute

CoNtACtS:Carolyn Paterson | Senior Arts Development officer | 01786 27 4023 | patersonc3@stirling.gov.ukClare hoare | Cultural Co-ordinator | 01786 27 4014 | hoarec@stirling.gov.uk

/ recorder (min 6 months experience of instrument).the SeSSioN AND the SeSSioN extrA (iNtermeDiAte): 6.20Pm – 7.20Pmtraditional music session and group tuition open to all trad instruments.

tolBooth trAD BAND (ADvANCeD): 7Pm – 8.15Pm A session for advanced musicians exploring traditional and contemporary tunes, arrangements, composition and performance. All trad instruments welcome (by audition).

StirliNG & ClACkmANNANShireyouth JAZZ eNSemBletuesday nights17th September 2013 – June 2014Age 10 – 18

Free (open to children and young people from Stirling and Clackmannanshire Council Schools)An amazing opportunity to work with two of Scotland’s most respected jazz musicians and educators, saxophonist laura macdonald and guitarist kevin mackenzie. these

workshops focus on playing as a youth Jazz ensemble. No previous experience of jazz necessary.

ACCeSS eNSemBle: 5.30Pm – 6.30Pm (1 yrs experience of instrument minimum)

StirliNG youth JAZZ eNSemBle: 6.30Pm – 7.45Pm (4 years experience of instrument minimum)

to find out more contact Clare hoare on 01786 274014. to book call 01786 274000.

We are very grateful for funding from the ymi that supports the traditional music workshops and the jazz workshops to be free to everyone. We also greatly appreciate the support from the National youth orchestras of Scotland for the jazz workshops.

StePheN humethe music Developmet officer and tolbooth Programmer, Stephen hume, recently left the tolbooth and moved on to a new exciting position.

Stephen brought an enormous amount of energy and expertise to his time here and shared that with everyone he worked with.

We wish him all the very best.

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SUMMER FUN DAYSModelling MadnessModelling MadnessTue 23 July / 11am – 4pm / age 6-10 yrs / £10Here's your chance to create a dragon, a dinosaur or even a giraffe, a Panda, a cheetah or a hippopotamus having a bath, We'll build them in clay, we'll make them 3d, Then we'll build them a house, it's fun, come and see.Tutor: linda McCann

aniMaTaTa ion WorksHoP | MiXing THe old and neWThu 25 and Fri 26 July / 11am – 4pm / age 8-12 yrs / £20Using animation, we will bring to life people important in scottish history - both old and current. as a group you will come up with the story and animate the characters in this two-day workshop. You will learn animation techniques, and how to add music, sound effects and record your script and make your own characters and backgrounds. We will mix the old with the new to come up with a fun animation which you can all take home at the end of the two days. Tutor: lisa Fleming

sTUdio reCordingTue 30 and Wed 31 July / 11am – 4pm / age 14+ yrs / £10in this 2-day course learn the skills needed to record and mix your own music or live band. Tutor Mark lough

MonoPrinTing WorksHoPWed 31 July / 11am – 1pm / age 6 - 10 yrs / £5 Come along and have a go at creating your own original one-off prints. in this workshop we will experiment with the simple printmaking technique of monoprinting, using inks, rollers, paper and drawing. Have fun making your mark!Tutor: amy Marletta

Mask MakingWed 31 July / 2pm – 4pm / age 6 - 10 yrs / £5Create fantastical masks of your own design in this workshop, using an array of colourful materials. Wear your creations home at the end of the day! Tutor: amy Marletta

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CAll 01786 27 4000 to Book your PlACeChildren muSt have a signed consent form submitted BeFore the class starts.Download a form www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth or call 01786 274000.Please note we reserve the right to cancel classes if there are insufficient numbers.

3D CoNStruCtioNthu 1 Aug / 11am – 4pm / Age 7 - 12 yrs / £10Working with cardboard we will construct large scale sculptures and structures. As a team we will design and build our very own cardboard art installation! tutor: kevin reid

PortrAit PhotoGrAPhytue 6 Aug / 11am – 1pm / Age 8 - 12 yrs / £5take portrait shots of each other in the group and then use photoshop on laptops to overlay images like water textures or graffitti - and print the results.tutor: kenny Bean

A hiDDeN WorlDtue 6 Aug / 2 – 4pm / Age 8 - 12 yrs / £5explore the local area around the tolbooth and take macro close-up photographsof natural objects and then bring them back inside to make detailed images onlight boxes - then adapt images on photoshop before printing.tutor: kenny Bean

DrAmAWed 7 Aug / 11am – 1pm / Age 6-10 yrs / £5enter a magical castle and find the hidden secret. What is behind the magic picture?using drama games, mime and improvisation we can create the story.tutor: Anne-marie hopkins

FuN With FeltWed 7 Aug / 2 – 4pm / Age 8-12 yrs / £5Felting is a fun process meshing wool fibres together to create a colourful piece of fabric. Suitable for complete beginners, in this workshop, we will learn how to felt and make a felted picture, using a wet felt method. tutor: Gillian Cooper

CAriBBeAN SteelPANS WorkShoPSthu 8 Aug / 11am – 1pm / Age 8 - 11 yrs / £5 thu 8 Aug / 2 – 4pm / Age12+ yrs / £5Whether you are a virtuoso or virtually tone-deaf, you can learn to play beautiful music on oil drums! the workshops are hands-on and will introduce you to different types of pan from the high tenors to the deep basses. there will be a chance to show-off your new skills at the end with a short performance of a traditional tune on the pans.tutor: martin Douglas

BRING A PACKED LUNCH if you are going to be at the Tolbooth all day. Lunchtime will be supervised, between 1 –2 pm

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INFORMATIONTolboothJail WyndStirlingFK8 1DE

Tolbooth is Stirling’s venue for live music and the arts and is the home for Stirling Council’s arts development team.

Box Office:01786 27 4000Book online:www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth

TICKETSConcessionsDiscounts are available to children (those under 16), students, people with disabilities, senior citizens, the unemployed and former and current members of the armed forces.

Proof will be required when purchasing or collecting tickets.

Book online www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth

By phone01786 27 4000open Tue - Sat: 10am - 6pm

In personTolbooth Box Office is open Tue - Sat: 10am - 30 minutes after a performance starts.

ConditionsTickets cannot be exchanged or refunded unless the event is cancelled.

We reserve tickets for a maximum of 3 days. No reservations will be taken within 3 days of an event.

Booking fees vary but you will be advised at the time of purchase.

ACCESSTolbooth is fully accessible and can accommodate a number of wheelchair users at each performance. Please mention at the time of booking if you require a wheelchair space.

The Tolbooth has an induction loop system, please ask at Box Office for more details.

If you need information on tape, large print or Braille, contact 0845 277 7000.

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Stirling is centrally located within Scotland and within easy reach of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen.

Public Transport For information contact Traveline Scotland on 0871 200 22 33 www.travelinescotland.com

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ParkingOn street parking is limited and metered until 5.30pm around Tolbooth. There are longer stay carparks in the city centre.

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The information in this guide was correct at the time of going to print. © Tolbooth, Stirling Council 2013

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Tue 2 Jul Fred MacAulay - The First 25 Years 7.30pm Comedy p4

Wed 3 Jul Summer Ceilidh 8pm Trad p4

Sat 13 Jul Feis Fhoirt Ceilidh Trail 7.30pm Trad p5

Thu 18 Jul Brian Kellock Copenhagen Trio 8pm Jazz p5

Tue 23 Jul Modelling Madness / 6-10yrs 11am Workshop p20

Tue 23 Jul Children's Choir from Paris National Opera 7.30 Classical p16

Wed 24 Jul Summer Ceilidh 8pm Trad p4

25 + 26 Jul Animation Workshop / 8-12yrs 11am Workshop p20

Fri 26 Jul The Hot Seats 8pm Americana p6

30 + 31 Jul Studio Recording / 14+ yrs 11am Workshop p20

Wed 31 Jul Monoprinting / 6-10yrs 11am Workshop p20

Wed 31 Jul Mask Making / 6-10yrs 2pm Workshop p20

Wed 31 Jul The Masses + Support doors 7.15pm Pop p6

Thu 1 Aug 3D Construction / 7-12yrs 11am Workshop p21

Fri 2 Aug Sarah MacNeil & Friends 7.30pm Trad p7

Tue 6 Aug Portrait Photography / 8-12yrs 11am Workshop p21

Tue 6 Aug A Hidden World / 8-12yrs 2pm Workshop p21

Wed 7 Aug Drama / 6-10yrs 11am Workshop p21

Wed 7 Aug Fun with Felt / 8-12yrs 2pm Workshop p21

Thu 8 Aug Caribbean Steelpans / 8-11yrs 11am Workshop p21

Thu 8 Aug Caribbean Steelpans / 12+yrs 11am Workshop p21

Wed 14 Aug Summer Ceilidh 8pm Trad p4

Fri 23 Aug Paul McKenna Band... 8pm Trad p7

Fri 30 Aug Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham at The Albert Halls 7.30pm Trad p8

Fri 6 Sep GT's Boos Band 8pm Blues p8

7 - 12 Sep Off The Page - Stirling's Book Festival various Talk p10

Thu 19 Sep KAN 8pm Trad p9

Sat 21 Sep Landolfi String Trio 2.30pm Classical p9

Fri 27 Sep SensoryO - Scottish Opera for Toddlers 10.30am + 12pm Family p12

Wed 25 Sep Emma's Imagination + support 8pm Pop p13

Sat 28 Sep Ruby Turner 8pm Soul/Blues p13

01786 27 4000 www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth

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