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Wee Tales at The Village
Our ever popular sessions for Mums and Tots with Gerry Durkin. Come along and enjoy some stories and songs in our calm and relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy a wee chat and a cuppa after the storytelling. Please note these sessions are closed for the summer holidays and will recommence in early September 2012.
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These relaxed and friendly sessions focus upon story, rhyme and song. Our Storyteller Allison will entertain, amuse and involve everyone who turns up. Great fun for little people and their accompanying adult! All babies and toddlers welcome.
Just drop in - there is no charge.
When and where: Friday mornings, 10am - 11am. The Portal, 978 Govan Road, Glasgow, G51 3AS
Bums Oot the Windae
Batten down the hatches everyone, or maybe you should leave them open, because here comes...Bums oot the Windae! The NEW name for our Glad Cafe storytelling event. This promises to be a rip-roaring night of silliness and shenanigans in the company of The Village Storytellers.There will be stories of pimples and peasants, songs of heartbroken sea captains and illustrations of who knows what else all in the space of two hours.
When: Tuesday 16th April 8-10pm
Where: The Glad Cafe
Entry: £3
Kidding On
Hold on to your hats everybody because here comes The Village’s NEW young people’s storytelling group! Kidding On is Pollok’s first storytelling club exclusively for young people. Each and every Wednesday there will be an opportunity to work with storytellers and artists from Glasgow and beyond. Developing skills and techniques in storytelling and performance; from vocal and physical work to confidence and team building, participants will get creative in a fun and exciting environment, launching a new generation of storytellers.
Places are allocated on first come first served basis.
P4 - P7s: 4-6pm
S1 - S3s: 6:30 - 8:30pm
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Storytelling Cafe's
When: last Wednesday of the month, 19.00-21.00
Where: The Village Storytelling Centre
Join us for a fantastic night of tales and tunes from the local talent both young and not-so-young. Hosted by one of The Villages fine storytellers and featuring performances from Kidding On and music from The Jammers, Pollok’s very own youth folk band, each evening promises to be a hotchpotch of hilarity from beginning to end. If you’re lucky there may also be a bowl of home cooked hearty broth to pass your way.
So why not come along and bring a story, a song, a poem or just your eyes and ears for a delightful evening in the warmth of friends and neighbours.
Express: Arts for All
Express is a programme of arts activity for residents in Greater Pollok, Newlands and Auldburn. It has been made possible with financial support from Glasgow City Council and a number of charitable trusts and foundations. We are offering a wide range of artistic oppportunities for all members of our community. All events are free so this is a great opportunity to have a go and try something new. To find out the range of activities available please download the brochure which contains all the details of specific workshops.
Express Brochure
Studio 183
When: 4-6pm from Tuesday 10th September to 5th November, excluding October week [8 week block]
Where: The Village Storytelling Centre
Studio 183 is a brand new visual arts course for young people who have always thought there must be more to art than still life. In this unique fusion of storytelling and visual arts participants aged 14+ will be given the chance to get to grips with some of the most interesting visual art forms of this century and the last. Using stories as inspiration, this exciting and dynamic course will culminate in an exhibition in one of Glasgow’s top galleries, in which students can learn how to curate their work. This work will also benefit students who are building up a portfolio for art school or college. Led by Glasgow School of Art graduate and community visual arts specialist, Alex Bowie
Storytelling Walks