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Bloody Scotland established itself as the leading Scottish International Crime Writing Festival in 2012 with acclaimed writers Lin Anderson and Alex Gray at the helm, then joined by Craig Robertson and Gordon Brown. Based in Stirling, Bloody Scotland has brought hundreds of crime writers new and established to the stage with always enthusiastic attendees who make the festival every bit as much as the writers do.
Stirling Council revealed an updated events programme for its popular annual Winter Festival in light of latest Scottish Government advice and Covid-19 regulations.
READ MOREOff the Page Festival will once again bring an exciting programme of events to Stirling.
READ MOREThe Stirling Science Festival returns from 17th-19th October and most of the family-friendly events are free of charge for all who attend.
READ MOREForth Valley Art Beat began in 2010 and is now one of the biggest cultural events in the Forth Valley!
READ MORECelebrate our wonderful landscapes through art, crafts, music and words, and getting out on the water, in the woods and on the hills.
READ MOREStirling SpiritFEST is a celebration of Scottish spirits and beyond.
READ MORETaking place from the 5th to 7th September 2025, this brand new festival is a celebration of books and storytelling in the Stirlingshire village of Balfron.
READ MOREBorn of a desire to bring a celebration of chamber music to Scotland's heart, the Three Rivers Festival will take place for the first time in July 2025.
READ MOREFalkirk Storytelling Festival returns to the heart of Falkirk town centre from 4th to 7th October 2018.
READ MOREWelcome to Stirling Photography Festival 2025. We are excited to be hosting a programme of events and exhibitions across Stirlingshire.
READ MOREAfter a two-year break, the event will return on Saturday 24 August bringing together the local community and visitors to enjoy a big birthday bash.
READ MOREA three day festival in Stirling celebrating and showcasing Scotland’s rich and diverse history and cultural heritag
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