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Pentlands Writers Group meets fortnightly in an informal, supportive setting where creative writing can be explored and enjoyed.In this special performance, members will share a selection of poetry and prose to engage and delight a wider audience of fellow lovers of words and stories.We look forward to welcoming you to Biggar Museum, a place rich in history and storytelling.Refreshments will be provided to complement the evening. Buy Tickets..
From Glasgow’s rich music scene, Alice Faye has emerged as a truly distinctive voice.Her songs take you on a journey, blending wild-eyed drama with poignant intimacy to form a distinctive narrative that captivates audiences. Alice’s artistry is defined by bold, fearless choices that expand her creative horizons. She draws on classic 70s pop, 60s folk, and country traditions, enriching them with the dramatic flair of chanson icons like Piaf and Brel. Her striking, unique vocal prowess - paired with unwavering musical confidence - creates a vivid, technicolor landscape that enthralls listeners.“Alice Faye has an arresting voice to lean in to, halt the traffic, and transport you to some sepia-tinted romantic realm.” – The List Buy Tickets..
Calling all Bridge Players of all levels - Biggar Bridge Club and Biggar Cancer Research Committee invite you to a fun bridge session, a home made tea and a chance to contribute to charity all rolled up together in one afternoon at an excellent venue.Not yet a player but would like to be? Look out for information about a free bridge taster session on the 10th September...
Prepare for an emotional rollercoaster as the fabulous Tom takes the stage for a magical solo concert. With his golden voice and powerful presence, he delivers a performance that’s both great fun and deeply moving. Journey through musical theatre, pop opera, gospel, and jazz as Tom showcases his remarkable versatility.Every note paints vivid pictures and tells unforgettable stories - you won’t just hear the music; you’ll feel it, see it, and live it. Buy Tickets..
A highly entertaining duo with a variety of musical styles consisting of Scottish/ Irish/ Folk/ Rock/ Pop/ Cajun with a splattering of utter nonsense. The Bananas Boys will definitely have you Gaun Bananas.Part of the Festival Club..
Infectious and very danceable Celtic Folk Fusion from the Moray coast. In many ways the perfect festival band, Brother Sea’s music is that of departure, adventure and new beginnings to sweep you away. Hypnotic vocals and a groove laden, contemporary twist on traditional folk creates a sense of awe and intrigue. Songs like campfire stories of heritage and folklore explode into wild Celtic reels and wild tales on the high seas! Buy Tickets..
Opera Alba presents an evening of opera highlights, from Bizet to Verdi, from Beethoven to Puccini, with soprano Catriona Clark, mezzo soprano Sarah Shorter, tenor Christian Schneeberger and baritone Steven Faughey, accompanied by pianist Derek Clark. Opera Alba was formed in 2004 and aims to bring opera to venues aroundScotland in an entertaining and enjoyable manner. Each member of the group has extensive professional operatic experience, and they plan on having as much fun as their audiences! Opera Alba appears courtesy of Classical Musicians Scotland. Buy Tickets..
Journey to Shetland and beyond through traditional fiddle and guitar tunes plus original and traditional songs from Claire White and Robbie Leask. Immerse yourself in engaging stories of Vikings, fishing, witches, nature and more, all authentically delivered in the newly-official Shaetlan language. Come dee wis! An entertaining music and storytelling experience is guaranteed…Small Hall. Buy Tickets..
A painter, a printmaker, a sculptor, a photographer, a model maker and a glassmaker walk into a barn…Cormiston Farm is proud to present a group exhibition of artists based in Scotland, working across a range of media and scales, united by a shared interest in the juxtaposition of natural and man-made forms. Opening reception Thursday October 22nd, 5pm - 9pm with refreshments...
Catriona Taylor's work is inspired by the sea and coastline around Scotland, drawing on maps, history and poetry. During lockdown, she embarked on a project that involved walking daily in the Pentland Hills before creating a drawing inspired by somewhere she had visited, returning to the simple but important aspects of art: observing, drawing, working outdoors, and capturing the clouds and weather in the moment. The Pentland Hills and the sea continue to provide inspiration for her work...
Clydesdale Collective is a group of artists and makers from across Clydesdale who do not have individual open studio facilities.They have come together to support one another through this wonderful exhibition at the beautiful Langloch Farm on the outskirts of Lanark...
Creating Connections is a vibrant exhibition by Linda and Evelyn celebrating creativity across a variety of media, including patchwork. Drawing inspiration from nature, flourishing gardens, rich colour, and the ever-changing landscape, their work reflects the powerful connections between nature, place, and creativity.A series of organised mini-workshops will offer visitors the opportunity to explore their own creativity and create a meaningful connection of their own...
First-ever photography exhibition at Walston - work by Biggar and District Men’s Shed. Hands at work, fixing, creating and restoring. From motorbikes to baskets, from clocks to candles for the trenches in Ukraine. Photo: Henry Kenyon...
Rebecca Knowles is an artist who enjoys exploring new ideas and encouraging others to express themselves creatively. Returning to the Biggar Little Festival Art Trail in a new venue, she will exhibit a selection of recently completed work while continuing to develop new pieces throughout the weekend.Rebecca will be joined by Sam Knowles, who is part of her creative team. Together, they will host relaxed, free art activities for all ages, inviting visitors to drop in, get creative and enjoy the process of making art.Free cake and refreshments will also be available throughout the weekend...
An exhibition to showcase art celebrating the natural world and all its challenges...
Elly Sutherland is a textile crafter, specialising in freestyle machine embroidery. Her work depicts birds and flowers, along with beach scenes and lighthouses. These embroideries are then turned into practical items, following the Shaker principle of "beauty based on utility".Visitors will find a warm welcome, along with tea, coffee and cake!..
We are excited to bring you our debut exhibition "Through the Looking Glass" where you will be transported into our magical world, a wonderland expressed by 3 Artists working in 3 different mediums coming together to bring you a truly immersive experience. A journey that will take you through our imagination and beyond."Through the Looking Glass” will be showing at The Backroom Gallery in association with Enchanted Crafts, Biggar...
Susan Mancini captures the spirit of Scotland’s land and sea through bold, expressive paintings shaped by ever-changing light. Her work reflects the drama and energy of the natural world, distilling rugged coastlines and sweeping landscapes into vibrant, emotive compositions.Anj Jamieson complements this vision with contemporary mixed media paintings of wildlife, exploring the quiet harmony between animals and their environments. Through her use of colour and thoughtful detail, her work reveals the raw beauty and presence of each subject.Together, Anj and Susan present a dynamic dialogue between place and life - an untamed world where landscape and wildlife exist in powerful, natural harmony. A selection of prints, cards and giftware will a..
New to the Biggar Little Festival, Nest Interiors on Biggar High Street, opposite the museum, provides an intimate exhibition space for local artists Maisy O'Neill and Yvonne Arnsdorf.Maisy's paintings capture the ever-changing moods of Scottish landscapes, from serene seascapes to storm-battered forests. Working mainly in inks and acrylics, her artwork features favourite local scenes alongside pieces inspired by travels around the Scottish islands.Yvonne uses watercolour, coloured pencil and ink to create simple yet striking compositions inspired by her love of the natural world. Some subjects are depicted larger than life to reveal intricate details, while others are complemented by heartfelt prose or poetic quotes...