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what’s on West Lothian

Lying between Edinburgh and Glasgow, and the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots, West Lothian is the youngest and fastest-growing region of Scotland. This is Scotland’s business centre, but it is also an area steeped in history with attractive country parks, quality shopping, entertainment, a variety of outdoor sporting attractions and great places to eat and relax.

 

area highlights
Aqua Zumba

17th January - 27th March 2012, West Lothian:

Wednesday night classes.

Bathgate & West Lothian Highland Games

26th May 2012, Bathgate:

Including highland dancing, solo piping, pipe bands, heavy athletics competitions and the Cairnpapple Hill Race, the Games provide a fantastic family day out.

Linlithgow Folk Festival

5th - 9th September 2012, West Lothian

This annual event just keeps on getter better and better, and was one of four nominees for the Event of the Year award at the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards 2011.

Canal Museum

Easter-September, Linlithgow

Linlithgow Union Canal Society (LUCS) administers the Canal Centre, operating boat trips from Manse Road Basin every weekend from Easter until the last week in September.

Cairnpapple Hill

April to September, West Lothian

Cairnpapple Hill is one of mainland Scotland’s most important prehistoric sites.

Armadale Museum

Year-round, West Lothian:

A community museum housed in Armadale Library.

Bennie Museum

Year-round, Bathgate:

Two joined cottages, the earliest part dating from the 18th century, house this local museum.

Broxburn Community Museum

Year-round, Broxburn:

The permanent exhibition at Broxburn Community Museum, Strathbrock Stories, runs every year between May and September.

Almond Valley

Year-round, West Lothian

Situated just outside Livingston, this is a family-friendly place with loads to do and see.

Blackridge Community Museum

Year-round, Blackridge:

A community museum housed in the stable block of an old coaching inn.


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