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The Arran International Festival of Chamber Music and Song
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<p><meta charset="utf-8" /><b id="docs-internal-guid-77c13dfd-7fff-9620-a038-220aa8712bca">The inaugural Arran International Festival of Chamber Music and Song will launch between 22nd and 25th August 2024. A music festival for Arran that brings international artists to the island to perform for, meet and collaborate with the people of Arran. Cultural exchange to enrich the artistic landscape on the island and the lives of the local community.</b></p>
North Ayrshire children's sculpture competition
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<p>We're applying for funding to allow us to run various green, environmentally friendly, workshops across summer as part of our Ayrshire sculpture competition.</p>
Events Arran community group present the Arran Rock n Blues Festival 2024
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<p><u><a href="http://Arran Rock n Blues Festival is a family friendly music festival hosting live bands. It is a welcoming inclusive festival run over two days with two stages one being the village hall the other the garden at the hotel. Opportunities are given to local musicians to perform and a backline and professional sound engineer is provided. To supplement the festival we are hosting a market on the green which showcases local food, drink and crafts">Arran Rock n Blues Festival is a family friendly music festival hosting live bands. It is a welcoming inclusive festival run over two days with two stages one being the village hall the other the garden at the hotel in Lochranza. Opportunities are given to local musicians to perform and a backline and professional sound engineer is provided. To supplement the festival we are hosting a market on the green which showcases local food, drink and crafts</a></u></p>
Garnock Valley Pipes and Drums
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<p>The Garnock Valley Pipes & Drums are a group set up to provide free traditional music education to young people in the Garnock Valley.</p> <p>The group currently engage around 30 students each week to learn the bagpipes and snare drum, from as young as primary four up to sixth year at secondary school.</p> <p>This project not only allows young people to learn a new instrument completely free of charge, but also focuses on helping the attendees develop their confidence and social skills, developing their connection to one another as well as the wider community.</p> <p> </p> <p><meta charset="utf-8" /></p> <p> </p>
Irvine and Dreghorn Brass
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<p><span style="font-size:11pt"><span style="background:white"><span style="line-height:normal"><span style="vertical-align:baseline"><span style="font-family:Calibri,sans-serif"><span style="font-size:13.0pt"><span style="background:#fdfdfd"><span style="font-family:"Lato",sans-serif"><span style="color:#222222">We are a community brass band organisation. We have a contest band, a community / fun band and a youth band. The youth band has 25 players of all ages and we have around 20 in our brass and percussion learner groups. We wish to buy musical instruments for new youth learners and additional sheet music arrangements. </span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></p>
Betsy Miller Awareness Pop-Up Event
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<p>Part of SeaSalt Streets' remit is to create public awareness and engagement through a series of pop-up events. As part of previous public consultation, it has come to our notice that people know little or nothing of Betsy Miller.</p> <p>SeaSalt Streets intend to use the funds to hold two events in Saltcoats to raise the awareness of Betsy Miller, Britain's 1st Female Sea Captain. </p> <p>It is hoped that the success of the events would lead to more similarly themed promotions on a regular basis.</p>
Arts and Crafts Family After School Club
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<p>We plan to run a weekly arts and crafts after school club over one or two months depending on funds. We are making it available to pupils and their families and plan to bring in a local artist to help us facilitate this. We believe it is important to nurture children's creativity and think that by involving parents it will be continued to be encouraged at home. As we are in a deprived are we are ensuring that these sessions are at no cost to the families. </p>
Murder Mystery Event by Bypass Art
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<p>Join us for an evening of Murder Mystery in Dalry,</p> <p>The play will be performed by a local theatre comapany (Beith Theatre Company) and can be enjoyed by people of most age groups.</p> <p>These events are great fun and using only the little grey cells, the audience are invited to follow the clues and solve the mystery!</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
Art for Isolation with Lynn McNally
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<p>Arts workshops open to the public to tackle social isolation. The workshops would take place in partnership with KA Leisure and sessions would take place free of charge within a KA building. This will give adults in the community, the opportunity to come together in a group setting and learn new skills, meet new people, build confidence, and improve mental health and wellbeing whilst working with a North Ayrshire Artist, Lynn McNally. </p>
DALRY BURNS CLUB
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<p>Dalry Burns Club has been promoting the works of Robert Burns for more than 50 years within both Primary Schools in DALRY, as well as the Secondary Schools in The Garnock Valley.</p> <p>The objects of the club is to advanvce the literary, linguistic,musical and artistic heritage of Scotland by perpetuating the memory of Robert Burns, and the appreciation of his work through friendly relationships and fellowship of the club and by promoting our aims within the wider community. Indeed ths is indeed the objects of Dalry Burns Club</p> <p>The Club was formed in 1825, within the town, and now has a limit of 90 members., each member is allowed to bring a guest to our annual Burns Supper, held in Dalry Community Centre, on the nearest to 25th January. We have records to prove that the club has a WORLD RECORD of having held a supper each year, without a break, continuously, since 1825.</p> <p>Last year, from our accounts, it can be noted that we supported both Schools to the sum of £1355.71, apart from other charitible acts..</p>