"Stirling"

Portraits of people from Stirling, selected from the gallery's collection. Featured artists include Sir Daniel McNee, George Graham Gilbert, Sir George Harvey and Henry Raeburn.

The violinist and songwriter from Orange County, California, performs electro-classical crossover music, with touches of dance-pop, hip hop and dubstep, from her self-titled debut album.

Iain's new show is all about the emotions that he experienced upon buying a house with his girlfriend, as well as most of the utterly terrifying things about 'the one'.

Garden opening.

Informal gathering with live music, songs and stories.

Learn the story of William Wallace and his compatriots as costumed actors bring the Battle of Stirling Bridge to life.

Double bill of Edinburgh Fringe preview shows, as both Mark Smith and Iain Stirling flex their comedy muscles and psych themselves up for a month of chaos.

David Baddiel presents a work-in-progress version of his first Edinburgh show in 15 years, alongside Iain Stirling.

Now in its eighth year, this local festival offers a wide range of authors and speakers for adults and children of all ages, as well as How To Get Published, which gives budding local authors advice on how to get published. Past line-ups have included some of the the bigger names in the Scottish literary scene.

Stirling's music showcase featuring up and coming acts.

An elevated nine mile walk (with 430m ascent) along the escarpment and over the Carleatheran, overlooking the Carse of Stirling. Requires reasonable fitness, walking boots, waterproofs, lunch and drinks.

The Scottish Chamber Orchestra presents its annual performance at Stirling Castle amid the splendid surroundings of the Great Hall. Under the baton of dynamic young conductor Gergely Madaras the SCO performs Beethoven’s Symphony No 3 ‘Eroica’, alongside music by Weiner and Ibert.

An innovative festival drawing on Scotland's love of the literary macabre and celebrating crime writing by bringing together leading Scottish and international writers, showcasing debut voices and encouraging new writers. The festival is an annual event complementing Stirling Library’s own Off the Page festival.

In the 500th anniversary year of the Battle of Flodden which saw the devastating loss of James IV, visit Stirling Castle to hear reflections on what went wrong for the Scots on that fateful day. Join us on this special anniversary weekend as we commemorate the battle and mark the crowning of James V.

Harold Pinter's classic 1970s drama of an extra-marital affair told in reverse order, starting with the bleak aftermath and ending with the couple's first meeting.

Local DJs spinning house and techno before sending you on your way into the night.

The multi-award winning Scots/English trio and stars of the folk scene.

The young Carrbridge singer who's famous for her performance at Alex Salmond's Homecoming Burns Supper.

A play exploring language, globalisation, solidarity and class through the struggles of a young African mother to care for her child in Glasgow.

Spontaneous, rootsy collaboration between English songwriter Hewerdine and Georgia slide guitarist Williams.

Sir David Lyndsay’s seminal drama ‘A Satire of the Three Estates’.