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Airyhall Library Storytimes
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Stories and activities for ages 0–7 plus carers.
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30 May 3.15pm Airyhall Library, Aberdeen
Bookbug Rhyme Session
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Interactive songs and stories for babies and toddlers, with Scottish Borders Libraries.
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16 Jun Sat 1.15–1.45pm & 2.15–2.45pm Harmony Garden, Melrose
Bookbug Session
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Rhymes, stories and songs to stimulate and delight wee ones. Suitable for under threes. Booking is essential.
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22 May–28 Aug Tue 10.30–11.30am Wester Hailes Library, Edinburgh
22 May–31 Aug Tue & Fri 10.30–11.30am Muirhouse Library, Edinburgh
23 May–29 Aug Wed 10.15am & 11.15am Portobello Library, Edinburgh
23 May–29 Aug Wed 10.30–11am Drumbrae Library and Community Hub, Edinburgh
23 May–29 Aug Wed 11–11.30am & 2–2.30pm Newington Library, Edinburgh
23 May–29 Aug Wed 2–2.30pm Piershill Library, Edinburgh
24 May–30 Aug Thu 10.15–10.45am
9 Jun 10am 		Ratho Library, Edinburgh
24 May–30 Aug Thu 10.30–11am Morningside Library, Edinburgh
24 May–30 Aug Thu 11am–noon Granton Library, Edinburgh
24 May–30 Aug Thu 11.30am–noon Moredun Library, Edinburgh
25 May–31 Aug Fri 10.30–11am Blackhall Library, Edinburgh
25 May–31 Aug Fri 10.45–11.15am Sighthill Library, Edinburgh
1 Jun 10.30am Gilmerton Library, Edinburgh
2 Jun 10.30am Oxgangs Library, Edinburgh
5 Jun–19 Jun Tue 10.30–11.15am
13 Jun 10.30am
27 Jun 10.30am 		Leith Library, Edinburgh
5 Jun–19 Jun Tue 10.30–11.15am Stockbridge Library, Edinburgh
5 Jun 1.45pm
15 Jun 10.30am 		Kirkliston Library, Kirkliston
7 Jun–21 Jun Thu 10.30–11am South Queensferry Library, South Queensferry
7 Jun 10.30am Balgreen Library, Edinburgh
8 Jun 10.30am
22 Jun 10.30am 		Central Library, Edinburgh
8 Jun–9 Jun Fri 1–1.30pm; Sat 2.30–3pm
29 Jun 10.30am 		McDonald Road Library, Edinburgh
28 Jun–29 Jun Thu 10.30–11am; Fri 11–11.30am Fountainbridge Library, Edinburgh
3 Jul 10.30am
17 Jul 10.30am
11 Jul 10.30am 		Leith Library, Edinburgh
3 Jul 10.30am Stockbridge Library, Edinburgh
3 Jul 1.45pm
20 Jul 10.30am 		Kirkliston Library, Kirkliston
5 Jul 10.30am South Queensferry Library, South Queensferry
5 Jul 10.30am Balgreen Library, Edinburgh
6 Jul 10.30am
20 Jul 10.30am 		Central Library, Edinburgh
6 Jul 10.30am Gilmerton Library, Edinburgh
7 Jul 10.30am Oxgangs Library, Edinburgh
13 Jul–14 Jul Fri 1–1.30pm; Sat 2.30–3pm
27 Jul 10.30am 		McDonald Road Library, Edinburgh
26 Jul–27 Jul Thu 10.30–11am; Fri 11.30am Fountainbridge Library, Edinburgh
2 Aug–16 Aug Thu 10.30–11am South Queensferry Library, South Queensferry
2 Aug 10.30am Balgreen Library, Edinburgh
3 Aug 10.30am
17 Aug 10.30am
31 Aug 10.30am
14 Sep 10.30am
28 Sep 10.30am 		Children's Library at Central Library, Edinburgh
3 Aug Fri 10.30am & 11.15am Gilmerton Library, Edinburgh
4 Aug 10.30am Oxgangs Library, Edinburgh
7 Aug 10.30am
21 Aug 10.30am
8 Aug 10.30am
22 Aug 10.30am 		Leith Library, Edinburgh
7 Aug–21 Aug Tue 10.30–11.15am Stockbridge Library, Edinburgh
7 Aug 1.45pm
17 Aug 10.30am 		Kirkliston Library, Kirkliston
10 Aug–12 Aug Fri 1–1.30pm; Sun 2.30–3pm
31 Aug 10.30am 		McDonald Road Library, Edinburgh
30 Aug–31 Aug Thu 11–11.30am; Fri 10.30–11am Fountainbridge Library, Edinburgh
Bookbug Sessions
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Rhymes, stories and songs to stimulate and delight wee ones. Ages 0–4.
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30 Apr–25 Jun Mon 10.30–11am Drongan Community Library, Drongan
30 Apr–25 Jun Mon 2–2.30pm Cumnock Community Library, Cumnock
1 May–19 Jun Tue 10.30–11am Galston Community Library, Galston
2 May–20 Jun Wed 11–11.30am Kilmaurs Community Library, Kilmaurs
3 May–21 Jun Thu 9.30–10am Mauchline Library, Mauchline
3 May–21 Jun Thu 11am–1pm Crosshouse Community Library, Crosshouse
4 May–22 Jun Fri 9.30–10am & 10.30–11am Stewarton Library, Stewarton
7 Jun 1.30pm Dalry Library, Dalry
8 Jun 10.30am Ardrossan Library, Ardrossan
11 Jun 10.30am Largs Library, Largs
11 Jun 1.30pm Skelmorlie Library, Skelmorlie
12 Jun 10am Dreghorn Library, Irvine
12 Jun 10.30am Beith Library, Beith
13 Jun 11am Millport Library, Isle of Cumbrae
14 Jun 10.30am Saltcoats Library, Saltcoats
14 Jun 1.30pm Kilwinning Library, Kilwinning
15 Jun 10.30am Bourtreehill Library, Irvine
19 Jun 10.30am West Kilbride Library, West Kilbride
21 Jun 10.30am Irvine Library, Irvine
22 Jun 10.30am Kilbirnie Library, Kilbirnie
Books, Borders and Bikes
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A festival of literature and thought, with a healthy twist. As well as intelligent events which look at important political and cultural themes through literature and other art forms, visitors can also join woodland walks and storytelling cycle rides around the grounds. Past guests include Mark Thomas, Sir Menzies Campbell and David Starkey.
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18 Aug–19 Aug Times vary Traquair House, Innerleithen
Born frae the Sea!
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Tim Porteus tells tales of Prestonpans's salt panners with his big and wee friends. Part of 3 Harbours Arts Festival.
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7 Jun 2pm Prestonpans Infant School, Prestonpans
Bounce and Rhyme
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Stories, song and rhymes for under 3s, helping young ones with their literacy and numeracy and having lots of fun at the same time.
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24 May–26 Jul Thu 12.15–1.15pm Springburn Library, Glasgow
24 May–26 Jul Thu 1–2pm Library at The Bridge, Glasgow
24 May–26 Jul Thu 1.30–2.30pm Whiteinch Library, Glasgow
25 May–30 Jul Mon & Fri 10.30–11.30am Hillhead Library, Glasgow
25 May–27 Jul Fri 10.30–11.30am Bridgeton Library and Learning Centre, Glasgow
25 May–27 Jul Fri 10.30–11.30am Anniesland Library, Glasgow
25 May–27 Jul Fri 10.30–11.30am Pollokshields Library, Glasgow
25 May–27 Jul Fri 10.30–11.30am Shettleston Library, Glasgow
25 May–27 Jul Fri 11am–noon Cardonald Library, Glasgow
25 May–27 Jul Fri 11.30am–12.30pm Elder Park Library, Glasgow
28 May–30 Jul Mon 10.30–11.30am Langside Library, Glasgow
28 May–30 Jul Mon 10.30–11.30am Mitchell Library, Glasgow
28 May–30 Jul Mon 11am–noon Gorbals Library, Glasgow
28 May–30 Jul Mon 11.30am–12.30pm Dennistoun Library, Glasgow
28 May–30 Jul Mon 1.30–2.30pm Couper Institute Library, Glasgow
29 May–31 Jul Tue 10.30–11.30am Maryhill Library & Learning Centre, Glasgow
29 May–31 Jul Tue 10.30–11.30am Barmulloch Library, Glasgow
29 May–31 Jul Tue 10.30–11.30am Riddrie Library, Glasgow
29 May–31 Jul Tue 2.15–3.15pm Milton Library, Glasgow
30 May–25 Jul Wed 10.30–11.30am Partick Library, Glasgow
30 May–25 Jul Wed 10.30–11.30am Woodside Library, Aberdeen
30 May–25 Jul Wed 10.30–11.30am Baillieston Library, Glasgow
30 May–25 Jul Wed 10.30–11.30am Drumchapel Library, Glasgow
30 May–25 Jul Wed 10.30–11.30am Ibrox Library, Glasgow
30 May–25 Jul Wed 10.30–11.30am Possilpark Library, Glasgow
30 May–25 Jul Wed 1.30–2.30pm Govanhill Library, Glasgow
30 May–25 Jul Wed 1.30–2.30pm Castlemilk Library, Glasgow
1 Jun–27 Jul Mon–Sun 10.30–11.30am Pollokshaws Library, Glasgow
Burns Stories
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Burns-themed storytelling workshop for young ones, mixing stories, games and arts & crafts. Ages 3+.
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2 Jun 10.30am Be Enchanted, Ayr
Byre Teenies
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Fun and stimulating storytelling and drama sessions for ages 0–4.
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4 Jun–30 Jul Mon 10am Byre Theatre, St Andrews
Creepy Crawly Critters
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Bugs and beasties abound in this storytelling, games and craft session. Ages 3–8. Part of the West End Festival.
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2 Jun 2.30pm Partick Library, Glasgow
Dear Vampa with Ross Collins
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Hear the award-winning tale of a vampire family puzzling at their neighbours' unusual habits (like enjoying sunshine and going to sleep at night). Suitable for P2 pupils. Part of the West End Festival. Booking is essential.
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15 Jun 10.15am Hillhead Library, Glasgow
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
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The big daddy of arts festivals, the Fringe has it all. The facts and figures speak for themselves: nearly 1.9 million tickets sold in 2011 for 41,689 performances of 2,542 shows in 258 venues. It's the biggest celebration of theatre, comedy, cabaret, children's shows, dance, physical theatre, musicals, operas, exhibitions and music in all its forms in the world.
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3 Aug–27 Aug Times vary Various venues, Edinburgh
Fairies and Folklore
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Storytelling and fairy fun in Logan's Yurt.
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19 Jul 11am Logan Botanic Garden, Stranraer
Fairytale Fun
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Whether you're a Cinderella girl or a Beauty and the Beast boy, there's fairytale fun for all with crafts, stories and games. Part of the West End Festival.
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18 Jun 3.30pm Mitchell Library, Glasgow
19 Jun 3.30pm Partick Library, Glasgow
20 Jun 3.30pm Hillhead Library, Glasgow
Falkirk Wheel 10
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A day of fun to celebrate ten years since the re-opening of the Forth & Clyde and Union canals, and the Falkirk Wheel, which connects the two in dramatic engineering style. There are myriad activities and entertainment both on land and on water, with a flotilla of 60 vessels, including the oldest passenger boat in Scotland, forming the centrepiece of the event. You can also have a go at canoeing, fishing, or even abseiling, take part in a raft race, join a guided walk, watch a theatre…
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7 Jul 10am The Falkirk Wheel, Falkirk
Family Storytime: Aesop's Fables
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Enjoy the classic animal tales of morality with a series of Aesop's Fables storytelling theatre sessions. Perfect for under 7s and families. Booking is essential.
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9 Jun–10 Jun Sat & Sun 10.30am & 12.30pm
The story of 'The Lion and the Mouse'. 		Scottish Youth Theatre, Glasgow
23 Jun–24 Jun Sat & Sun 10.30am & 12.30pm
The story of 'The Dog and the Shadow'. 		Scottish Youth Theatre, Glasgow
Father's Day Card Making
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Make a lovely card for Dad, based on the tale I Love My Daddy.
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16 Jun 11am Waterstone's West End, Edinburgh
Fathers' Day Network
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A day of interactive storytelling and workshops on storytelling for children and dads, and art works and poems celebrating parental bonds.
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16 Jun 11am Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh
Flights of Imagination with Peter Pan
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A celebration of the fantastical adventures of Peter Pan. Throughout the day there are workshops, word and treasure trails, puppets and storytelling. Be sure to bring a picnic to enjoy in Moat Brae Garden, birthplace of Peter Pan himself!
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2 Jun 10am St George's Church Hall, Dumfries
Fringe by the Sea
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North Berwick's multi-arts festival is intended as a less intense arm of Edinburgh's August extravaganza. Those who take the short journey out of the city can enjoy musical performances, book readings, kids' events, theatre shows and more, all against the backdrop of beautiful coastline and sea air, and without the hustle and bustle of the Royal Mile. Musical highlights in 2011 included Rachel Sermanni, Eddi Reader and Jake Cogan.
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6 Aug–12 Aug Times vary North Berwick, North Berwick
From Waterside to Waterloo
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Hear all about some of the most daring feats of the Battle of Waterloo, including Sergeant Charles Ewart's capture of the Colours and Standard of the 45 Regime of Napoleon's army.
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6 Jun–13 Jun Wed 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
27 Jun–11 Jul Wed 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
25 Jul Wed 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
31 Jul Tue 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
8 Aug–22 Aug Wed 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm 		Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh
Ginger Nut with Chani McBain
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A nutty new tale from Chani McBain about a blond boy who yearns to have ginger hair like the rest of his family. Suitable for P1/P2 pupils. Part of the West End Festival. Booking is essential.
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6 Jun 1.15pm Hillhead Library, Glasgow
Hands On Activities and Storytelling at Plu
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Throughout the weekend there are hands on activities for young ones including Bookbug storytelling sessions, messy arts & crafts and Egyptian, ballet and belly dancing, as well as storytelling from Mrs Mash, Lea Taylor and Sylvia Troon. Part of Plu Edinburgh.
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1 Jun–3 Jun Fri–Sun 10.30am–4.30pm Leith Links, Edinburgh
Horsecross Stories
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Tall tales to stimulate imaginations from a variety of storytellers while parents enjoy a cuppa in the cafe. Ages 3+.
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23 Jun 10.15am Perth Theatre, Perth
Julia Donaldson
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Children's Laureate Julia Donaldson shares some of her favourite books. Kids can perform their own stories for Julia as well. Suitable for P3–4 pupils. Part of the West End Festival. Booking is essential.
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14 Jun 10.15am Hillhead Library, Glasgow
14 Jun 1.15pm Partick Library, Glasgow
Junior Nature Club – No Parents Required
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Hear stories about the natural world and make up your own with this ranger-led activity. Ages 8–12. Booking is essential.
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9 Dec 1.45pm Mugdock Country Park, Milngavie
Just So Stories
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Newbury Youth Theatre. NYT return with a new adaptation of Kipling's best-loved tales. Proving to be one of the leading ensemble companies in the UK, they use magic, live music and rambunctious storytelling to create enchanting productions for all ages. They have performed at the Fringe for over 15 years, consistently garnering incredible reviews. 'An exceptional young group who consistently produce terrific work' (Scotsman, 2011). 'Newbury Youth Theatre is an exciting dynamic young company…
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6 Aug–7 Aug Mon & Tue 2.30–3.30pm
Two-for-one ticket offer available. 		Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh
8 Aug–11 Aug Wed–Sat 2.30–3.30pm Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh
Katie Morag & the Dancing Class with Mairi Hedderwick
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Another enchanting tale about young Katie Morag, who really, really doesn't want to go to ballet lessons. Ages 5+. Part of the West End Festival.
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9 Jun 2.30pm Hillhead Library, Glasgow
Magical Fairy Dust Wings
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Some fairy tales from Victorian times to learn about how fascinating fairies were back then, before there's a chance to create some fairy wings made of willow and paper.
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10 Jul 10.30am Lauriston Castle, Edinburgh
Magnus Fin & the Selkie Secret with Janis McKay
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A story about Magnus Fin, half selkie, half human boy, and his underwater adventures. Suitable for P5–6 pupils. Part of the West End Festival. Booking is essential.
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12 Jun 10.15am Hillhead Library, Glasgow
Meet the Ancestors
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Stories from Pakistan, with a chance to get yourself decorated with some henna hand art.
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24 Jun Sun 2pm, 2.45pm & 3.30pm Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh
MHOR Festival
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A huge array of activities are on offer at this Jubilee weekend festival, themed half around 'A Very British Carry On' and half 'A Right Old Highland Fling'. Accordingly, you can expect a home-built raft race (no motors allowed, and each vessel must have its own Queen on board), two baking competitions (one for bread, one for cakes), a Great British Feast with food prepared by star Scottish chefs, mini olympics with wellie throwing and a tug-o-war, afternoon tea and a ceilidh. In the…
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3 Jun–4 Jun Mon noon; Sun 11am Monachyle Mhor, Lochearnhead
Mrs Doig's City of Genius
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Mrs Doig open the lid on the dirty laundry of the Edinburgh Enlightenment, and tells you how to conduct yourself around philosophers. Ages 4-12.
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30 Jun Sat 11am, noon, 2pm & 3pm Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh
Notes of Fun Presents: A Hallowe'en Musical Adventure
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Children get to enjoy the fun of music at Hallowe'en, featuring Teddy bear Zumba, storytelling and songs. Booking is essential.
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15 Oct 10am
Pre-school session. 		Mugdock Country Park, Milngavie
15 Oct 11.30am
P1 to P4 session. 		Mugdock Country Park, Milngavie
Patsy Dyer: Tales from North, South, East and West
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Writer and storyteller Dyer tells tales. Ages 8+. Part of the Craignish Arts Festival.
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25 Jul 7pm Craignish Village Hall, Lochgilphead
Ping with Chae Strathie
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Ping is a funny, purple flying creature whose adventures with new-found friend Evie teach friendship and creativity. Stories, games and fun with Chae Strathie. Part of the West End Festival. Booking is essential.
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18 Jun Mon 10.15am & 1.15pm Hillhead Library, Glasgow
Plu Edinburgh
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Weekender aimed at parents with kids under 6, offering products, demos, activities from science to sports, theatre, storytelling and music workshops to keep little people busy.
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1 Jun–3 Jun Fri–Sun 10am–5.30pm Leith Links, Edinburgh
Polish Bookbug Session
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A Polish language version of the monthly story and rhyme time for under fours.
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1 May–28 Aug Tue 10.30–11am McDonald Road Library, Edinburgh
12 Jun 10.30am Gilmerton Library, Edinburgh
10 Jul 10.30am
14 Aug 10.30am 		Gilmerton Library, Edinburgh
Quentin Blake Exhibition – Every Picture Tells a Story
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Interactive storytelling workshops with songs and drawing inspired by the Quentin Blake exhibition at the museum. Ages 2–5. Places limited.
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12 Jun–19 Jun Tue 11am–noon Paisley Museum & Art Gallery, Paisley
Roodica the Rude Party Pooper with Margaret Ryan
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Hear the tale of young Celtic princess, Roodica the Rude, as she rails against the Romans in ancient Britain. Kids can dress up as their favourite character too! Part of the West End Festival. Booking is essential.
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8 Jun Fri 10.15am & 1.15pm Hillhead Library, Glasgow
The Rough Wooing
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Two castle soldiers tell the story of the Earl of Hertford's 1544 attempt to destroy Edinburgh and its castle.
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20 Jun Wed 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
5 Jul Thu 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
24 Jul Tue 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
1 Aug Wed 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
9 Aug Thu 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm
23 Aug Thu 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2pm & 3pm 		Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh
Secret of the Shadows with Cathy MacPhail
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Two spooky new tales featuring feisty hero Tyler Lawless, a young girl who can talk to dead people. Ages 10–13. Part of the West End Festival. Booking is essential.
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6 Jun 10.15am Hillhead Library, Glasgow
Sir Charlie Stinky Socks with Kristina Stephenson
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Interactive storytelling, props, music and funny songs make for big adventures with author and illustrator Kristina Stephenson. Ages 4–8.
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16 Jun 10.45am Harmony Garden, Melrose
Solas Festival
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Music, books and discussion events form the backbone of the Solas programme, but the main thrust of the festival is providing an atmosphere that's relaxed and accessible to all. The food on offer is reasonably-priced, the talks and discussions are wide-ranging (covering art, politics, religion, music and more), and there's a good variety of activities and events for kids and families. Artists confirmed for 2012 include Admiral Fallow, Raghu Dixit, Stanley Odd, Rory Butler, Adam Stearns…
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22 Jun–24 Jun Times vary Wiston Lodge, nr Biggar
Spring Fling
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Family day of music, storytelling, games, crafts and costumed characters.
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3 Jun 10am National Museum of Costume, Dumfries
Story Hour
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Drop in to discover a new story or relive an old fave. Part of Early Years Festival.
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2 Jul–5 Jul Mon 10am & 3pm; Tue 2pm; Wed 10am & 3pm; Thu 2pm
7 Jul Sat 10am & 2pm
8 Jul 11am 		Eastwood Park Theatre, Glasgow
Storytelling Classes
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Storytelling classes for little ones, taught through the magic of drama, movement and music. Ages 0–5. Price includes a cuppa for the parents.
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26 Apr 2012–1 Jan 2013 Tue, Thu & Sat 10.30–11.30am Be Enchanted, Ayr
Storytime
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Mark Timmins presents a collection of funny and magical stories from favourite writers. All welcome but particularly suitable for ages 3–10.
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16 Jun–17 Jun Sat 3.15–3.45pm; Sun 1–1.30pm & 2.15–2.45pm Harmony Garden, Melrose
Storytime by the Sea
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Settle in for an afternoon of stories inspired by the sea. Ages 2–5.
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4 Jun 11am
9 Jul 11am 		Scottish Seabird Centre, North Berwick
Tales for Tots
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A magical hour of captivating tales and creative play for pre-school children. Ages 2–5. Part of the West End Festival.
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11 Jun–13 Jun Mon & Wed 2pm Anniesland College, Glasgow

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