#GlasgowCanal
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The Pirate Radio Station are back with a cracking lineup of the hottest up-and-coming folk artists from across Glasgow and beyond, performing live at the festival throughout the day. Acts announced in early July.
LIVE FOLK MUSIC FROM CELTIC MUSIC RADIO
FREE
The Village Storytelling Centre present
stories to ignite the imagination for audiences of all ages inspired by the landscape of the canal. Storytelling sessions are free and you can sign up
on the day.
CANAL STORYTELLING
FREE
Our fantastic sponsors Sustrans will bring back their interactive cycle sculpture, celebrating their work to get Scotland cycling. Families can take part by jumping on a bike and propelling the sculpture.
CYCLE SCULPTURE
FREE
National Theatre of Scotland looks forward to welcoming members of the public of all ages to its new building - Rockvilla. Featuring photography/ video presentations, craft activities for children, an interactive treasure hunt and exhibits of costumes, props and model boxes.
NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND'S ROCKVILLA
FREE
Taking inspiration from the lost parkland of Phoenix Park, Pulpworks is a DIY making space, investigating the surrounding environment. Pulpworks will take inspiration from the canal’s industrious past and the flora, fauna, and debris of the waterway as materials to explore collective experiences of playing and making.
PULPWORKS
FREE
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Canal Ward artist in residence Mitch Miller has been working with residents and local groups to research a ‘dialectogram’ of local nature reserve Hamiltonhill Claypits. Join Mitch in making a large scale 2 and 3D map of the Claypits. Add thoughts and stories to the artwork as it spreads across the Whisky Bond car park!
TALES OF THE CLAYPITS
FREE
Our fantastic sponsors Sustrans will bring back their interactive cycle sculpture, celebrating their work to get Scotland cycling. Families can take part by jumping on a bike and propelling the sculpture.