A new play from Black Liver. Commissioned by Black Grand Theatre. Part of Blackpool Grand’s Storytelling Festival and Show Town Comedy Festival. Welcome to the Dakota Guest House! The most glamorous B&B this side of Blackpool! The Dakota is the true spirit of Variety; comedy, music and mystery are resident guests here and every room has its tale to tell. Let your hosts, Roman and Prudence flip through their guest book and regale you with showbiz stories and anecdotes. From their heyday as the B&B to the stars to their present day haven of secrets, Ro and Pru will introduce you to the characters that reside in The Dakota. Expect songs, sketches and verse as each guest room opens. From acclaimed theatre makers Black Liver, Devilled Eggs is their latest two-hander play about a guest house over the span of a one night stay (breakfast included). Like the eggs The Dakota serves at breakfast, this show is fresh, cheeky and devilishly spicy! 12+ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

Local guitarist Fraser John Lindsay and his amazing melting pot of top musicians return to play Paisley Arts Centre with electrifying Australian-born singer Charlotte Marshall, offering Paisley buddies another chance to see Fraser’s exciting, original and highly entertaining Blues Incentive show; a fantastic fusion of creative talent blending blues, rock n roll and jazz influences with plenty improvisation across the boards. A fantastic night out for music fans.  _ _ _“Brilliant night, really enjoyed the music from these very talented musicians!” (Alistair Smith - Paisley Arts Centre 2019)_ _“Fantastic gig. Charlotte’s version of Tennessee Waltz was amazing.” (Robert Mellon – Paisley Arts Centre 2019) _ _“A truly energetic and vibrant experience. Pure dynamite, emphasized by Fraser John Lindsay’s mean riffs, and blues-soul vocalist Charlotte Marshall’s fiery performance” (Edinburgh Blues Club opening night review - Voodoo Rooms 2014)_ _“An extremely virtuosic guitar player. Fraser John Lindsay is prepping to return to a familiar haunt in the Paisley Arts Centre with his Blues Incentive outfit.” (Mill Magazine 2019_) Fraser, originally from Elderslie, studied music at Castlehead High school in Paisley before honing his craft playing guitar alongside local musicians and bands such as Limon, Little Miss Debbie & the Scumbag Boogie Band, Riff Raff, Willie Matthews, Blind Panik, Jill Jackson, Middle of The Road, Linda Jackson, The Statesboro Blues Band, Charlotte Marshall & the 45s, Black Snake Roots, and 24T. “Forged from the same ‘seat of your pants’ style of early Beck and Page, there’s never a dull moment when Fraser plays! Great sense of melody, adventurous with fine technique and a quirkiness that makes him stand out from the crowd. If you enjoy great guitar, give Fraser a listen! (Jim Keilt - guitarist: Statesboro’ Blues Band, Lonehead, The Halos - 2019)  Fraser launched his debut instrumental album MELODIC MAYHEM in 2011 (Featuring his own blues composition, in the style of the late Jeff Beck, titled 16 Bar Bliss) and has continued to produce live & studio records via his label FRAZ RECORDS, including a limited edition CD / DVD, capturing FJL Blues Incentive’s lively performance at Paisley Arts Centre in 2017. Fraser has also spent the last decade busy producing brand new compositions for a thrilling new music-led project – watch this space. _£2.50 transaction fee applies_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

Celebrated for her “velvet-voiced authority” (The Scotsman), Carnie blends traditional Gaelic roots with cinematic, contemporary soundscapes. One of Scotland’s most compelling musical voices, performing with her own band, as well as the lead singer of the multi-award-winning band MÀNRAN and a founding member of the experimental folk ensemble STARAN. Kim’s voice has captivated audiences worldwide—on stage and screen alike. Her vocals feature in major film and television soundtracks, including Netflix’s OUTLAW KING and BLACK MIRROR. Renowned for her passion for cultural collaboration, Kim has worked with a diverse range of celebrated artists across the globe. These include Malian griot supergroup TRIO DA KALI, GRAMMY-nominated kora players SECKOU KEITA and KADIALY KOUYATE, Basquetrio KALAKAN, Creole musician CEDRIC WATSON, and the Indonesian National Orchestra, TRUST. She has also shared the stage with folk icons such as CARLENE CARTER, LINDSAY LOU, JOSHUA BURNSIDE, while touring with the prestigious TRANSATLANTIC SESSIONS, ledby sixteen-time GRAMMY winner JERRY DOUGLAS. Named Gaelic Singer of the Year in 2021, Kim is also a sought-after composer. Her original compositions have been commissioned by the Edinburgh Storytelling Centre, the Blas Festival, Piping Live, multiple gaming companies, and the 35-time award-winning documentary KIM CARNIE: OUT LOUD, including ‘Best Song in a Film’ at the Milan Independent Awards. _A STANDOUT INSTRUMENT OF HER GENERATION__’ _– BBC RADIO 2 ‘_VELVET VOICED AUTHORITY__’ _- THE SCOTSMAN '_PURE SCOTTISH GOLD... INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL' -_ ROBERT CARLYLE _£2.50 transaction fee applies_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

One of the hottest tickets at the Fringe in 2025, Howling At The Moon is Christopher MacArthur-Boyd's new show of nocturnal stand-up about neurodivergence, sexuality and lunacy. Host of the Here Comes The Guillotine podcast alongside Frankie Boyle and Susie McCabe, star of the comedy specials Oh No and Scary Times, and host of the BBC New Comedy Award and star of Scotland Stands Up, with appearances on Frankie Boyle’s New World Order, Christopher has previously opened for comedians such as Kevin Bridges, Shane Gillis, Kerry Godliman, Jason Manford and David Cross.

A brand-new Holmes and Watson Magic Show! It’s1906 - the Golden Age of Magic.  The Masked Magician bestrides London’s world of Magic like a colossus, UNTIL…one night, in mid-performance, the Magician vanishes. Dead? Kidnapped? In hiding? ​Scotland Yard is baffled (obviously) and calls in Holmes to solve the mystery. Holmes (with Watson in tow) plunges into the secret world of Edwardian Magic only to find that the Masked Magician’s identity is Magic's best kept secret. Suitable for Age 6 years + _£2.50 transaction fee applies_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

Award-winning singer-songwriter Heidi Talbot returns featuring her most raw and open-hearted work to date. Fans will get a chance to hear the latest tracks alongside some of the old favourites.

Get ready for a night of laughter and entertainment as GRADO, known for his roles in Two Doors Down and Scot Squad, teams up with STEPHEN PURDON, the talented actor behind River City's Bob O'Hara, for a hilarious tour across Scotland. Join this dynamic duo as they share amusing stories from their television, wrestling, and panto careers, along with personal anecdotes that will keep you entertained throughout the evening. From Shieldinch to Latimer Crescent, Boab and Grado guarantee a night filled with laughter and fun that you'll remember for a long time. Age limit for this event: 14+ Price: Standard £25 / VIP Meet & Greet £39 (£2.50 transaction fee applies) VIP meet & greet tickets incudes the chance to meet the Grado & Stephen Purdon back stage in person & have your photo taken with them. They are happy to sign merch any merch you have too. Please note: meet & greets will take place during the first interval. Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access requests/advice.

For reasons outwith his control, Fred had to cancel his 2025 Edinburgh Fringe shows and his Autumn Tour - “Fred MacAulay: No podcast - LIVE”. Now, thankfully, due to reasons completely within his control, he is now preparing to hit the road in 2026 with the 2025 show repackaged and updated and simply called “GOOD EVENING!”. So what happened? Simply put: Fred suffered a freak accident and then an unrelated prostate cancer diagnosis. Is there humour in either of these? In the words of a famous Scotland footballer “Maybes Aye, Maybes Naw”. Now in the fourth decade of his comedy career, Fred MacAulay still loves being on stage doing what he does best...quite simply it's STAND-UP and his appetite for performing is as strong as it was all those years ago when he took a massive side-ways step from a career as an Accountant and Company Secretary into the world of entertainment. A career which has taken him all over the world (apart from South America) (and some other continents) where he has worked in television and radio. But it’s always been and always will be as a stand-up that Fred wants to be remembered. It's because of stand-up that he’s been asked to do all the 'celebrity' things that he’s done. He might talk about some of them, but he's more likely to talk about what is current - having been a guest on the famous Radio 4 News Quiz show for almost 18 years he has some previous in this respect. And as a family man he'll no doubt be talking about the latest stage of that aspect of life...grandchildren. "I can remember the joy of having our kids just after I'd embarked on my career in comedy... what a great source of material they were! I mean, that wasn't the main reason for having kids ... but I hope the same applies to the grandkids!" Fred hates the word ‘celebrity’ yet he’s done Celebrity Mastermind (twice) and Celebrity Masterchef (once) and who can forget his Celebrity Fame Academy for Comic Relief (Answer: hopefully everyone). Asked twice to do ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here’ Fred said No! “I’m waiting for the Scottish version... “So You Think You’re A Celebrity, Get The Out Of Here!” Asked for a snappy quote for publicity, Fred sent this: “I really hope that a lot of people come out to see this tour. I think it’s the best show I’ve done since the last one.”

Withered Hand is the pseudonym of Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter Dan Willson. Since the release of his debut album ‘_Good News’_ in 2009, Dan has become a celebrated figure in the Scottish music scene and further afield. A well-travelled touring singer-songwriter, he has quietly amassed a devoted fanbase while staying true to a singular artistic vision. A strident second album _‘__New Gods__’ _in 2014 propelled Withered Hand into the charts, featuring appearances by friends, luminaries and supporters from the Scottish music scene, from Belle & Sebastian to Frightened Rabbit to The Vaselines and beyond, resulting in nomination for a UK AIM Award. A long-awaited third Withered Hand album, _‘__How To Love__’_, was released in 2023, again to widespread critical acclaim. Dan’s subsequent collaboration with Mercury Prize nominated English singer-songwriter Kathryn Williams resulted in last year’s album ‘_Willson Williams__’ _- shortlisted for both Scottish Album of the Year and UK Americana Album of the Year 2024. A fourth Withered Hand LP titled _‘Beauty For Ashes’_ (Produced by King Creosote And Derek O’Neill), is due for release in Autumn 2026 on Fence Records. “_Beautifully constructed lyrical frameworks … __Caledonian gospel__” - MOJO_ _“__Killer melodies __… wobbly folk grooves … tunes full of warm, woozy sing-song charm”- ARTIST TO WATCH - ROLLING STONE USA_ _“__One of the greatest Alt-folkies”_ - THE SCOTSMAN Tickets: £15 _£2.50 TRANSACTION FEE APPLIES_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

A decade on from their first performance - and with 4 acclaimed albums under their belt - RANT remain at the forefront of the Scottish fiddle scene. The meeting of four of the country’s finest players, the quartet use just their fiddles to weave a tapestry of melodies, textures, layers and sounds. ​Bethany Reid from Shetland, Anna Massie and Lauren MacColl from the Highland peninsula of the Black Isle, and latest member Gillian Frame from Arran join forces to showcase the combined resonance of their instruments with repertoire unearthed from both old collections and their own contemporary writing. RANT create a sound which is both spacious and lush, yet retaining all the earthy bite and spark synonymous with a Scottish fiddle player.​Their 2024 album 'Spin' is a homage to the music and influences that shaped their early careers. An affectionate 'covers' project, it draws on influences from across the global fiddle scene, meticulously arranged and performed, and awarded the German Critic's Award in spring following its release. Their previous album 'The Portage' was recorded over 4 days in the renowned Mackintosh Queen's Cross in Glasgow, a stark and honest reflection of their live sound which was awarded _‘Top of the World’ _status from Songlines Magazine. Since the release of their debut in 2013 - which won them critical acclaim in the form of a Herald Angel Award for outstanding performance across all the Edinburgh Festivals - the band have made major festival and concert appearances across the UK, Ireland and Scandinavia. They provided strings for Julie Fowlis’ Gach Sguel album, and their music has been used for both BBC and ITV national television programmes. Their live set reflects years of honing their sound together and their love for the music of their respective home regions through their writing, repertoire and stories. “ _"Chamber-folk of the highest order”_ - SCOTSMAN _“An irresistible journey through reels, strathspeys and jigs”_ - SONGLINES _“Sheer class”_ ★★★★★ - THE HERALD

Curated by the Scottish Alternative Music Awards and friends, this two day music festival returns to Paisley with gigs at The Bungalow and Paisley Arts Centre. Featuring the best new Scottish music, and shining a spotlight on an eclectic range of contemporary music genres.

Sally and Susan aren't your average suburban women. They're business women. And you're invited to the most prestigious seminar of the year that could help you get filthy rich!  Step into the glittery, unhinged world of multi-level marketing mayhem with Fag Packet, Kheski Kobler and Holly Wilson-Guy, the award-winning cabaret and theatre double act. Equal parts corporate seminar and queer fever dream, DYKE Systems Ltd is a sharp, subversive takedown of pyramid schemes, ruthless heteronormativity and corporate feminism.  Bring your wallets, your carabiner and get ready to find your inner   (D)ynamic! (Y)oung! (K)nowledgeable! (E)ntrepreneur!  Written, created and performed by: Kheski Kobler and Holly Wilson-Guy Directed and co-written with: Lucy Allan  Movement Director: Barry Fitzgerald  Set Designer: Shahaf Beer Lighting Design: Benny Goodman Sound Design: Sarah Spencer Produced by: Beth Sitek Image: Corinne Cumming

On a sunny afternoon in Vienna, Emma Eckstein went to see a doctor. You won’t have heard of her. But the doctor’s name was Sigmund Freud. Based on astounding true events, Jackals is a contemporary retelling of the bewildering professional relationship between a young, ambitious woman and her fledgling doctor with a point to prove. In paying our respects to a woman sacrificed at the altar of male genius, Jackals vividly reimagines the most chilling scandal in the history of psychoanalysis.

Walking on Eggshells is the autobiographical crack at Post Traumatic Stress Disorder you won’t see coming. Britney Spears meets neuroscience, eggs, sci-fi, cabaret and theoretical physics to ask: What does it mean to truly “move on” after the end of an abusive relationship? And do YOU believe in life after love? Walking on Eggshells is a theatrical celebration of survival and a humorous insight into living and navigating relationships with Complex PTSD. All performances are relaxed and include integrated captioning

The Naked Neds follows a group of Glasgow lads struggling in the aftermath of their best friend’s suicide. In a world where politicians’ expenses matter more than NHS waiting lists, they take matters into their own hands. When Paul discovers a lump, the boys realise there’s only one thing they can do; take their clothes off!  Tickets £18/£15 _£2.50 transaction fee applies_ Age restriction: 18+ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

A colourful, immersive and interactive adventure for young audiences aged 4-7 and their families. Playfully merging dance and British Sign language in a sensory world, A Home for Hamish follows the story of May and their imaginary friend, Hamish the Haggis as they travel across Scotland to find a perfect night’s sleep. The two friends must support and rely on each other in order to find home, but it isn’t really about finding home, it is about the journey - when we work together we can escape dragons, dance with jellyfish & even climb the tallest mountains. Created by Deaf Dance Artist, Clare Adam and Autistic Dance Artist, Lesley Howard, A Home for Hamish is a space where young people can see themselves, their languages and their sensory needs represented and respected. Running Time: 40 minutes Suitable For: Children aged 4-7 years and their families Tickets: £10/£8 _£2.50 transaction fee applies_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

_and friends proudly presents a night of performance showcasing theatre talent from and connected to Paisley. Founded in 2024 with the mission to platform brand new performance in increasingly challenging times, _and friends produces three scratch nights a year, connecting audiences to artists they may never have heard of making new work that’s never been seen before. Expect new performance that’s raw, exciting, experimental and the first step into the unknown. Tickets: £18/£15 _£2.50 transaction fee applies_ Age recommendation: 15+ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

From foster child to foster carer, high-school dropout to university graduate, and Glasgows back streets to Hollywood sets Scott Kyles journey is anything but ordinary. Its Not Where You Start is a raw, heartfelt story about resilience, second chances, and refusing to let your beginnings define your future. Award-winning actor and producer Scott Kyle (Outlander, Kajaki, The Angels Share, Billy & Tim) takes audiences through the twists, setbacks, and unexpected opportunities that shaped his life including the full-circle return of Billy & Tim and a near-miss with working alongside Harrison Ford. Blending intimate storytelling with striking animations, this powerful new show reminds us that the most unlikely lives can make the most unforgettable stories. Awards: 2 Best Animation Awards 2 Best Voice Over Awards (West Lothian Film Festival, 2024 & 2025) Praise for the show: A really well-told TED Talk with beautiful animations such an engaging, humble and honest performer. Cora Bissett An amazing story and well worth your time superb animations. Nicola McCartney

The music from Wes Anderson’s films performed live. A musical tribute to one of the most unique and idiosyncratic directors of our generation. Expect original score & deep-cut soundtracks. In case you've been living under a rock for the last 20 years, Wes Anderson is the auteur behind the iconic films The Grand Budapest Hotel, Fantastic Mr Fox, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The Royal Tenenbaums, Moonrise Kingdom, Isle of Dogs and many more. Now you can sit back and experience the music of these iconic films live, from the original score music to some of the amazing and obscure needle drops, all performed by a four-piece multi-instrumentalist band led by composer/director Adam Znaidi.

Are you interested in family history/ genealogy? Are you starting out or a seasoned pro? Renfrewshire Ancestors from the Urban Historian host Family History Cafe for anyone to come along ask questions and learn about research Paisley and Renfrewshire ancestors. Topics March to June 2026: March - Using Trade Directories for family history research. April - No session due to Easter May - Early Tax Records in Renfrewshire June - The 1695 Poll Tax in Renfrewshire Come along grab a hot drink from Blend and ejoy a great discussion!

Renfrewshire Heritage History Cafe's are run by the Urban Historian to facilitate discussion on anything relating to the history of Paisley & Renfrewshire. Topics March to June 2026: March - The Priors of the Monastery April - The Abbots of the Monastery May - The Commendators of the Monastery June - The Abbey after the Reformation Come along, grabe a coffee from Blend and enjoy a good discussion!

Scottish Theatre Producers in association with Imaginate, supported by One Ren Its Reid Aitken’s first day of high school and he just wants to vanish. When an embarrassing incident spirals into a legend known only as “The Creeping Snake,” Reid finds himself at the centre of the cruellest joke in school.  Suddenly, the question isn’t how to disappear —it’s how to survive, and who will stand beside you when everything feels impossible.  Fast-paced, funny, and painfully true, CRINGE is a story about surviving the minefield of growing up. Running Time: 70 mins (no interval) Age 10+ Tickets; £15/£10 _£2.50 transaction fee applied_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access requests/advice.

In a purgatory plastered with graffiti, glitter, and teenage angst, two girls find themselves trapped after their sudden deaths only to discover that they are not alone: something else is here, watching them, deciding who gets to leave and who gets left behind. The girls must battle each other and their own demons in a fragmented collage of memories, music, and Y2K pop culture to face what they’re truly willing to do to escape. Age 15+ Running Time: 50 mins (no interval) Tickets: £16.50/£13.50 _£2.50 transaction fee applied_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

Samira, a Scottish Aid Worker, goes througha ‘baptism of fire’ during the revolutions in the Middle East. Certain she can make a difference, she takes on mission after mission, but is quickly confronted by the reality of war, aidworkand her own disillusionment. Based on real-life experiences, this story explores how global events shape personal identity, belonging and resilience. Fifteen years after the Arab Revolutions, it asks: how and what do we chose to see? Compelling and often heartbreaking account of the humanitarian crisis that lay behind the Arab Spring  ★★★★ The Stage a vivid, complex, and unforgettably challenging show  ★★★★ THE SCOTSMAN 16+ Running Time: 70 mins (no interval) Tickets: £17/£15 _£2.50 transaction fee applied_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice.

Commissioned by Imaginate in partnership with Aberdeen Performing Arts, supported by OneRen Supported by the Scottish Government's Festivals Expo Fund, development funded by Creative Scotland. Age recommendation: 8-12 years Boys Don’t Dance is a poignant dance theatre show by acclaimed disabled director, choreographer and dancer Marc Brew, reflecting on his journey as a boy who defied society’s expectations to embrace his love for dance. The performance unfolds through a tapestry of memories, shedding light on the loneliness of being the only boy in a rural Australian town who dared to dance. The production will combine movement, storytelling, lighting and an uplifting sound track, alongside visual projections and animation to reflect Marc’s inner journey and create an immersive experience for young audiences. Boys Don’t Dance celebrates individuality and the liberating power of dance, encouraging audiences to embrace their unique passions and find strength in their differences. It follows Marc Brew’s internationally acclaimed and award-nominated dance theatre piece an Accident / a Life that shares his lived experience of being a dancer who acquired a disability. Tickets: £17/14 _£2.50 transaction fee applied_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access requests/advice.

Welcome to the jar. Here, tragedy floats and the wail of an abandoned tomato slices the salty atmosphere. Come search for meaning in the briny chaos and discover connections between these decaying vegetables and your own existence. You’ll leave stirred up but none the wiser. A surreal theatrical cabaret for adults with puppetry, mask, and onion poetry that promises more vegetables per pound than a supermarket. Don’t worry about inflation when there’s disintegration. 50 minutes 12+ Tickets: £17/£14 _£2.50 transaction fee applied_ Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

As the singer in I Am Kloot from 1999 to 2014, John Bramwell achieved a Mercury Prize nomination for 2010’s The Sky At Night, a Top 10 chart position for 2013’s Let It All In, numerous UK and European tours and a triumphant farewell at the Queen Elizabeth Hall with an orchestra in 2014. Now, as a solo artist, Bramwell travels a very different path, a path that criss-crosses the length and breadth of the UK with a humble agenda of taking his heart-warming songs to the stage and enjoying another moment in time with his devoted fans.

_Arcana _(from Latin word which means ‘secret knowledge’) is a magical, immersive journey about Arcana, an apprentice court composer trapped in a world of fear and obligation, whose quest for a _music for all and by all _becomes a search for her origins and a call for freedom. Blending Western classical music with musical traditions from West and Central Africa, the show combines spellbinding violin, rich soundscapes, striking visuals, movement, and multilingual storytelling to create a total work of art. At its core, _Arcana _is about believing in what we want to express, believing in our inner voice and connecting to our sense of freedom to create positive changes for yourself and your environment. This vibrant, cross-cultural experience invites everyone into a space of reflection, wonder, and shared humanity. Fay Guiffo - _Author-Director, Composer, Performer_ Preview tour show supported by Chamber Music Scotland Supported by: National Theatre of Scotland, Creative Scotland, We Are Here Scotland, Project X, Resulam, Edinburgh Culture, Imaginate, Lyra Theatre Company, Hope Scott Trust, Scottish Storytelling Centre, Scottish International Storytelling Festival, Chamber Music Scotland, Help Musicians, L’Institut français d'Écosse, and Made In Scotland. Running Time: 55 mins Suitable for Age 10+ Tickets: Adult £12/Child £10 £2.50 transaction fee applies Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access  requests/advice:  [email protected]  Tel: 0300 300 1210

Heritage Buddies are please to annouce the first of their monthly Heritage Graveyard Tours. Tours will run between April and November in 2026 and 2027 at different venues each time. The April 2026 Tour explores the Laigh Kirk Graveyard, who is buried there? what stories can we tell relating to church and graveyard? Come along and discover Where Buddies Rest: Stories Rise Heritage Buddies is supported by Renfrewsdhire Councils CHEF Fund.