What's On and Things To Do Around Grangemouth

Scotland’s Favourite Zippos Circus is back on the road in 2018 with a nationwide Big Top tour – ‘LEGACY’ - celebrating the 250th anniversary of circus entertainment.

3course lunch with coffee followed by fashion show by Colours All clothes new and for sale at end of show at up to 50% less than in stores .

DEN-BUILDING ADVENTURES - daily from 30th June to 20th August Join the tribe for daring daily adventures exploring some of the wildest and most remote corners of the Almond Valley site.

Having toured extensively with The Counterfeit Sixties show, they now bring you their unique Seventies show, from a decade of glam rock, through to new wave music, and everything in between! Featuring the music of Slade, The Bay City Rollers, Sweet, T.Rex and many, many more.

THIS IS THE RESCHEDULED CONCERT FROM FRIDAY 2nd MARCH WHICH WAS POSTPONED DUE TO THE WEATHER. Britain’s busiest Chamber Ensembles venture to St Giles’ Cathedral with an evening packed full of Baroque favourites.

Written by Sam Siggs Directed by Adam Rosa In the woods outside the nowhere town of Midvale stands an abandoned house with scorched rooms and boarded windows. Long ago something terrible happened there, or so the stories go. But is there really any truth to the myths?

Written by Natalie MacKinnon Directed by Ellen Shand Lucy is used to feeling alone. She’s got hardly any friends. Even her big sister ignores her. But Lucy has made some new friends.

Written by Tim Primrose Directed by Catherine Ward-Stoddart Colossal CAVERNS! Dastardly DUNGEONS!! Terrible TROGLODYTES!!! Giant MUTANT spiders!!!! Also, some HUMMUS!!!!! Can our INTREPID HEROES escape the fantastical UNDERGROUND CITY of TROGLODOPOLIS… alive???

The annual Scottish Storytelling Forum Development Day will focus on the role of storytelling within education and youth development. The magic of stories and storytelling have the power to bring a curriculum to life, enabling vivid and embodied learning and understanding across multiple subject areas.

The second in our ’Reconstructed’ series celebrates the work of Yusaf Islam, commonly known by his former stage-name, Cat Stevens. Father and Son, How Can I Tell You, The Wind and more.

Dowally’s brand new album Somewhere tells a tale of music from wild, rolling places. Tonight sees the album being officially launched and audience members can anticipate an exciting, energetic performance from a trio whose expression and style has been described as ’something special – one of the big surprises...

The role of the storyteller in the culture of Chuck Warren’s ancestors in the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians was an important one. The storyteller was a wanderer, they would carry news, and provide a means for personal communication between relatives.

To be alive is to be in perpetual change: growing, healing, learning, aging. For this exhibition, award-winning writer and doctor Gavin Francis will consider in words and iconic images some of the changes that occur across the arc of human life: from the dynamism of biochemistry that sustains life to the...

Join Eric Brennan and a host of fluffy creatures on a fun filled trip to meet lots of favourite nursery rhyme characters. Interactive songs and rhymes guaranteed to make you smile.

Miagete Goran the swan of heaven is soaring down the Milky Way through our summer nights. She tells the most famous story of love in the stars celebrated every July in Eastern Asia when the weaving princess (Vega) and her husband the cowherd boy (Altair) consummate their marriage – on the bridge of the swan’s tail...

The wonderful apprentice storytellers present tales of the environment, from a feminist perspective to climate change. Come and be enchanted.

My City is a project by Imaginate and Multi-Cultural Family Base bringing together artists Victoria Beesley, Yvonne Buskie and Arran Howie with refugee families in Edinburgh.

A summer season of traditional tales from Scotland and further afield. Hear the truths, myths and legends of folklore, past and present from Beverley Casebow & Anne Hunter. Authentic entertainment and insight, all in one hour! For details on each session, please check our website.

Step into the rich, green, growin landscape o scots pine, birch, oak, aspen, juniper. Where humans’ mark is gentled, their words and deeds a forgotten sigh and ancient wisdom speaks clearly to those who listen. Come, discover, enjoy the stories with storyteller Grace Banks.

A summer season of traditional tales from Scotland and further afield. Hear the truths, myths and legends of folklore, past and present from Joshua Bryant & Daiva Ivanauskaite. Authentic entertainment and insight, all in one hour! For details on each session, please check our website.

Zucchero - Wanted World Tour 2018 Plus support. Artists performing: Zucchero.: Tickets avaiable.

Information Lecture: Help and Healing on the Spiritual Path through the teaching of Bruno Groening A lecture about spiritual healing and help through the teaching of Bruno Groening.

Race for Life Pretty Muddy Kids is Cancer Research UK’s brilliant muddy obstacle course just for the little ones. They can take on the obstacles, crawl through the mud pit and have fun with friends, all the while helping raise valuable funds for BEATING CANCER.

Race for Life Pretty Muddy is Cancer Research UK’s brilliant 5k muddy obstacle course. Scramble over the A-frame. Crawl through the mud pit. Have fun with your friends. And raise valuable funds for BEATING CANCER.

Race for Life brings thousands of women together to support Cancer Research UK’s life-saving research into all 200 types of cancer. Sign up or help us spread the word. This is a 5k suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of women uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research.