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Guests include:Robin Galbraith, Chairman of Calzeat, one of Britain’s most renowned textile manufacturers – learn how a boy from Biggar ended up making curtains for the White House!Writer Hannah Murphy, who recently completed a research project with Biggar Museum exploring historic witchcraft accusations in Upper Clydesdale.Jim Ness, author of ‘Historical Guide to Biggar Beyond the High Street’.The evening will also feature extracts from Brian Lambie’s unexpurgated diaries and accordion music from Charlie Todd from Friends of Biggar Museum. Bring your own Biggar stories for a celebration of Biggar. Buy Tickets..
Carole King, The Mamas & The Papas, CSNY, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, The Doors, James Taylor, Fleetwood Mac & more. Come on a nostalgic journey back to the 60s and 70s to the most influential American artists from the iconic Californian hills of Laurel Canyon.Performed by festival favourites, The Anne Gair band, with local faces Ian Murray and John Inglis. Buy Tickets..
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...
An exhibition to showcase art celebrating the natural world and all its challenges...
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...
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...