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BARRY ESSON on connecting global practices to local ones and devastating decisions (Tramway, Glasgow).

This November, Glasgow’s Tramway hosts a five-day line-up of performances, screenings, discussions, and workshops ...

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Alekia Gill

Eleanor Morton her debut novel ‘Life Lessons from Historical Women, boozy brunch invites, innovation, and significant women.

Eleanor Morton’s astute comedy sends up both contemporary and historical concerns. She can delicately ...

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Natalie Jayne Clark

SPORTS TEAM: the band talk about cracking at the seams and playing the crowd.

Sports Team are crawling out of their caveslash- studio to deliver to fans a ...

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Alex Paterson

MALACHY TALLACK on distance and difference between life and song.

Author and singer/songwriter Malachy Tallack brings both those creative roles to That Beautiful Atlantic ...

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Alistair Braidwood

Patricia Fleming, Director of the Art Car Boot Sale, on how art is for everyone

This October, The Art Car Boot Sale returns, featuring over one hundred Scotland-based contemporary ...

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Alekia Gill

SAVAGE MANSION: The end of an era, or the beginning of the next?

Watching a band play live in a busy room is one of the most ...

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Andy Reilly
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Carla J. Easton and Blair Young on the untold story of Scotland’s girl bands extended

There is so much to talk about with Since Yesterday: The Untold Story Of ...

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Andy Reilly

‘Freakslaw’: Queer Carnivalesque in Smalltown Scotland with Jane Flett

Jane Flett on her first novel Freakslaw; what happens when a travelling funfair of ...

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Megan Willis