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Arts for kids in Scotland - what's on

There’s no shortage of cultural activities to inspire and amuse kids and young people in Scotland, whatever their preference. In addition to the numerous theatrical, musical and dance events held in venues up and down the country throughout the year, many of Scotland’s best-known annual festivals include dedicated programmes for kids (for example, the Edinburgh Festival and Fringe has hundreds of shows just for youngsters, and the Edinburgh International Book Festival features over 150 events for children, teens and older teens). A number of festivals are designed purely for kids. These include Edinburgh’s Imaginate Festival, the UK’s largest performing arts festival for children and young people held each May, and Glasgow’s Inspiration Festival, held every October to inspire kids to develop their creativity and expand their imagination.

activity highlights

12th February 2012, Edinburgh:

Festival Theatre favourites, Cilla, Artie, Gary and Kevin host their Fancy Dress Party show and you are all invited! Join the Singing Kettle Crew as they rummage deep into their giant toy box to find wacky costumes to dress up some classic songs.

12th February 2012, Inverness:

With suitcases and satnavs, the birds are getting ready to leave town.

13th February 2012, Scottish Borders:

With their suitcases and sat navs, the birds are getting ready to leave town.

15th February 2012, Renfrewshire:

With suitcases and satnavs the birds are getting ready to leave town.

16th February 2012, Inverness:  

The Honey Honey Show is the world’s first ABBA concert for kids, and (probably) the most fun your family will have together all year.

23rd February 2012, Renfrewshire:

Come up the stairs, blow away the cobwebs and peep into the boxes.

24th - 26th February 2012, Aberdeen:

Join The Singing Kettle crew as they rummage deep into their giant toy box to find wacky costumes to dress up some classic songs.

1st March 2012, South Lanarkshire:

Come up the stairs, blow away the cobwebs and peep into the boxes.

5th March 2012, Inverness:

Come up the stairs, blow away the cobwebs and peep into the boxes.

13th March 2012, Renfrewshire:

Adapted from the much-loved picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffle and created in Tall Stories’ unique style, The Snail and the Whale combines physical storytelling, live music and lots of laughs.


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