The choir performs two main concerts each year, the first at Christmas and another in the late Spring. The first concert is of seasonal material for Christmas and the latter comprises more general material.
There are vacancies in all voices, but there is a special need for Sopranos and Basses. There are no voice tests for entry. It is not generally realised, but most people are able to sing in a Choir and most cannot read music, when they first join a Choir. So why not come along to a rehearsal and give it a try.
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For more information, prices etc, please visit our web page entitled Gartmorn Dam Country Park and Fishery.
]]>Art works range from watercolours, acrylics, oils, pastels, silver prints, mixed media, glass and ceramics.
The exhibition has been kept to a hand-picked minimum of artists to allow us all the opportunity to show works we may not have space to show elsewhere.
Set in beautiful surroundings, this is an ideal place to showcase the talents of our local artists.
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Over 150 framed paintings, several dozen mounted paintings and prints, a wide selection of colourful hand painted glass pieces, hand painted ceramics and over 500 hand made cards etc.
Proceeds from the sale of paintings and all proceeds from a raffle will be donated by Central Arts to the High Valleyfield Children's Development Centre in High Valleyfield, Fife. This centre is totally dependant on donations in order to purchase new play equipment and wheelchairs etc for sixteen mentally and physically disabled children.
Raffle tickets available at Fat Boab's Bar. 19 prizes have kindly been donated by businesses in Kincardine.
Note: This exhibition is upstairs and there is no access for disabled or wheelchairs.
Join Fuse Dance Group and learn funky Scottish Fusion choreography-blending contemporary styles such as Hip-Hop and Bollywood with Scottish Traditional dance steps.
Join STDT's Resident Dance Tutor Lisa Kennedy.
Lisa is also choreographer for the Lornshill Fusion Dancers who appeared at "Go Dance 08" at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow.
While most of the parents who come to the group have little or no Gaelic, our play leader, Patricia, is a native speaker from Barra in the Western Isles.
So, if you live in Central Scotland and have an interest in Gaelic, come along and join us!
Clackmannanshire Council are currently undertaking a consultation period on the plan which runs from 21 July to 13 October 2008. For detailed information, please visit our Final Draft Core Path Planning page.
Sessions to allow local residents to view the Final Draft Core Paths Plan, including maps along with the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) have been arranged at the following locations:-
We are looking for a group of women to create a calendar using pictures and quotes to help to raise funds for WISH. Contact us using the details below.
If you are a woman over 16 years of age and live in Clackmannanshire, Women in Sport and Health (WISH) can offer you free sports and other activities.
WISH is for women who feel isolated and is a chance to get involved and meet other women in a similar position. Support to help you make that first big step.
Crèche facilities may be provided for one session per week and for a maximum of six weeks.
Free transport can also be provided and WISH can also give you travel vouchers to help you attend certain activities.
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