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Penicuik Community Arts Association West Street, Penicuik, EH26 9DL www.penicuikarts.org

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Rooms, Food, Beer GardenWeddings & FunctionsBuilt in 1824, this family-run hotel is steeped in history coupled with modern comforts.

50 Bog Road, Penicuik, EH26 9BZTel. 01968 672557 Mob. 07936 889721

www.craigiebieldhousehotel.co.uk

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Rooms, Food, Beer GardenWeddings & FunctionsBuilt in 1824, this family-run hotel is steeped in history coupled with modern comforts.

50 Bog Road, Penicuik, EH26 9BZTel. 01968 672557 Mob. 07936 889721

www.craigiebieldhousehotel.co.uk

Venues, Arts Trail & Open HousesWindows Trail – shop windows & other spaces around Penicuik & West Linton, see website for details

11. Penicuik Pottery Valleyfield House , PenicuikSaturdays 3rd, 10th & 17th Sept. 1100-1600Pottery by Jane Kelly; Stained glass jewellery etc by Kirsteen Miller; Photographs by Amy Copeman & work by other artists 12. Rosslyn ChapelRoslin, EH25 9PUSun. 4th - The Hammer and the Fire: Poetry from Henry Marsh & Ian Laing on Violin13. Aine Divine’s Garden Studio 2 Pentland View Terrace, Roslin1100-1700, Sat 3rd - Sun 4th & Sat 10th - Sun 11th Sept14. Purple Thread Shed75 Main St, Roslin, EH25 9LUWorks by Ali Ferguson, Avesha De Wolfe, Debbie Ashford. 1100-1700, Sat 3rd - Sun 4th

& Sat 10th - Sun 11th Sept15. Pentlands Writers Group Open HouseMonk's Cottage, Kitleyknowe, Carlops1500, Sat 3rd - Sun 4th & Sat 10th - Sun 11th

Sept. Readings from 2 - 4 local writers with occasional guest authors 16. Hazel Vellacott’s StudioAmazondean, Carlops EH26 9NE1400-1600 Sat 10th Sun 11th SeptCome and see a working studio and some of the surprising materials Hazel uses17. West Linton Visitors CentreRaeburn Square, West Linton1100-1600 Sat 3rd - Sun 4th & Sat 10th - Sun 11th SeptExhibition by many local artists including: Colin Whittemore, Simon Fraser, Kitty van Ramshorst, John Savory, Brenda Struthers, Paul Beards, Paul Binns …18. Linton BooksDeanfoot Road, West Linton, EH46 7DY; Janis Mackay - meet the author and book signing. Thursday 8th Sept19. The Roadhouse136 John Street, Penicuik, EH26 8NJHome to the Penicuik Folk Club and venue for a sing-a-long on Tuesday 6th September.20. South Kirk Hall32 West Street, PenicuikTRASH Drumming Workshop: Sat 3rd Sept21. Tipi at WhitmuirWhitmuir Farm, West Linton, Midlothian EH46 7BB; Sat 10th Sept, Kids writing workshop -Janis Mackay

1. The Craigiebield Hotel 50 Bog Road, Penicuik, MidLothian, EH26 9BZHome to the festival Yurt, a music venue and a variety of works by local artists, crafters & photographers will be on view at the Craigiebield throughout the festival.2. West St Arts Centre4 West St, Penicuik, EH26 9DLPerformance venue, meeting space and the Annual Penicuik Turner Prize exhibition will be on show throughout the festival, Mon-Sat 1000-16003. Penicuik HousePenicuik, Midlothian EH26 9LACrafts fair & demos on Sun 4th/Sat 10th

4. Shottstown Miners Welfare Club165 John St, Penicuik, EH26 8ATVenue for the end of festival party and play performance Sunday 11th Sept from 16005. Crystal Business CentreEastfield Ind Est, Penicuik ,EH26 8HJWorks by Alan Beattie Herriot, Bernardo CarriòCaballero & others throughout the festival6. The HubBellmans RdEH26 9EP; Jazz evening 8th Sept, HipHop Workshop 9th Sept7. Penicuik LibraryCarlops Road, Penicuik, EH26 9EPGeological photography by Paul BinnsPaper maché and other community artJanis Mackay ‘s Storymaking & CCC Circles8. Penicuik Town HallHigh Street, Penicuik, EH26 8HSVenue for festival opening on Sat 3rd Sept.Saturdays 1000-16003rd Sept: Urban Art – photographs of Canadian Mural Paintings; 10th Sept: Fiona Maher: Exhibition of stone sculpture, bicycle tyres sculpture and Paintings;17th Sept: Mixed Art Exhibition; Film nights9. Bank MillBank Mill, Penicuik, EH26 8NZSundays 28th Aug. & 4th Sept. 1100-1600Papier Maché Workshops and Paper-related Exhibitions Midlothian Doors Open Day: Sat 10th Sept. 1100-1600 Building tours and Paper-related Exhibitions 10. John Street Garden Studio20A John Street, Penicuik, EH26 8ABSaturdays 3rd, 10th & 17th Sept. 1100-1600Paintings (Ulla Hipkin); Arts & crafts (Joan Robb); Knitted landscapes (Belle Claudi)

The Penicuik’s Trash Art Street Band is being born!! The pupils of Cornbank Primary

School will learn wild street rhythms on the 1st

of September from the creative TRASH team

ready for a special street performance in the pedestrian precinct for the Coming Together Opening Bash on Sat. 3rd Sept 1130. This will

be followed by a drumming workshop, open to all, at 1 pm at Venue 20 South Kirk Hall.

2-Day Drama and Song Workshops with Lilian: Engage rhythm, humour and powerful thinking

together, as we explore ways to PERFORM, SING and PLAY, materialising the True Wealth in those who

participate. Don't let PLASTIC money be a pain, just learn to rap a free refrain, Funny REAL Money we will gain and feel a million dollars! To book your place

please contact: 01592 566865 or come along and try your luck or email silverbirchproductions@gmail.com

Creative Story Making Workshops for childrenInspired by Janis Mackay’s Magnus Fin and The

Ocean Quest (where Magnus Fin meets a terrible monster under the sea). I will be encouraging

people to create their very own seacreature and weaving a story around his – her – or IT!

Words & Action: Circus Storytelling, Craft & Capers, Children’s Workshops

5 – 9 years, with Ramona KirknessPlaces in the Yurt limited – book now:

tel: 07766 916420 email: RamonaKirkness@xalt.co.uk

Spinning Workshops with Gillian Finlay-Coullwoolrush.weebly.com; £20 per class, book via

spinnnggill@aol.co.uk or 07584 059146

Events & Workshops: Music, Drama, Writing, Arts & Crafts

We are honoured to have True Voices: Poetry and Music with Aonghas

MacNeacail, Janis Mackay and others on the evening of Saturday 10th in the Yurt.

Aonghas MacNeacail poet and songwriter,

was born in Uig, on the Isle of Skye. He is

also a broadcaster, journalist, scriptwriter,

librettist and translator. A native Gael, he

writes in Gaelic and English. His collections of poetry have

been published in

both languages,

and his writing has

appeared in literary journals all over the world.

www.aonghasmacneacail.co.uk

Creative Writing workshops for adults Accessing your creative currency – a

creative writing workshop for anyone who wants to kick-start and nurture their

creativity. Don’t be poor – be creative! Bookings taken by Janis via email Janis716@btinternet.com or the festival on

07818 061918

http://writesaydo.blogspot.com

We are pleased to

present to you Kelpie

Prize Winning Author

and voice teacher

Ja nis Mackayhttp://goo.gl/vuWfg

Lilian Brzoska, Inclusive Theatre

Performance Artist and Drama

Teacher; Roughcast Music Theatre

TRASH Arts provide junk-percussion

based workshops and arts projects.

Celebrating this year’s Coming

Together Festival with a BANG.

Also try your hand at various crafts at other events throughout the week or there’s Jo Powell’s Childrens Art Class on Sat 10th at Venue 2 The West St Arts Centre.

Keep an eye on the website and around town for more events in the Yurt.

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Saturday 3rd Sept

1100 - 1230 Opening Bash with Andrew Crummy: various musical

pieces by young artists, face painting (minimum

donation). Drumming with Cornbank Primary & TRASH,

Street theatre tbc, Craft sessions; Penicuik Townhall and

Precinct; free (donations)

12.00 - 16.00 Craft Stalls, Craigiebield Conservatory, free (tbc)

1300 Andrew Crummy awards the Turner Prize; West St Arts

Centre; free

1300 - 1600 Arts Trail and West St Exhibitions, see online for details,

free (continue all week)

1300 - 1600 TRASH Drumming Workshop; South Kirk Hall; ccc or £3

kids/£4 adults on door

14.00 - 17.00 Community Circlings Stories & songs and Krgystan felt

making; Yurt at The Craigiebield; ccc or £2 per session

1800 - 2000 CCC Circles & showing of film documentary "Inside Job";

West St Arts Centre; ccc or donation

1930 - 2200 Ceilidh (tbc, check the website for updates)

Sunday 4th Sept

1100 - 1600 Craft fair and craft demos+Illustrated talk on

the Prestonpans Tapestry by Arran Johnston; Penicuik

House; donation

1100 - 1630 Yurt Circlings: Singing & Stories, Music and Musings; Yurt

at The Craigiebield; ccc/donation/fee

1200 - 1600 Craft stalls; Craigiebield conservatory; free (tbc)

1200 - 1700 Open House Arts Trail + Reading events;

Penicuik/Rosslin/Carlops/West Linton; free

1400 - 1500 Circus Storytelling, Craft and Capers with Words and

Action; Yurt at The Craigiebield; 5 - 9 yr olds, £3.50

Booking essential tel. 07766 916 420.

1900 for 1930 Silent film double bill "Sunrise - a Song of Two Humans" &

"The Kid" accompanied by Graham MacDonald on the

piano; Penicuik Townhall; £8/£4

1930 - 2200 The Hammer and the Fire: Poetry from Henry Marsh & Ian

Laing on Violin; Rosslyn Chapel; £7/£5 (on the door or see

website for booking)

Monday 5th Sept

1300 - 1600 Spinning Class Gillian Finlay-Coull; West St Arts Centre;

£20 per person book in advance

1400 - 1600 CCC Circles; Penicuik Library; free

1700 - 1800 Community Chill; Yurt at The Craigiebield; ccc or

minimum donation

Tuesday 6th Sept

1300 - 1500 CCC Circles; Library Room; free

1400 - 1500 Making Space - Felt Making; Penicuik Library foyer;

donation

15.30 - 1700 Making Space - Felt making + Story Scape; Yurt at The

Craigiebield; ccc or minimum donation (tbc)

1700 - 1800 Community Chill; Yurt at The Craigiebield; ccc

1800 - 2100 Spinning Class by Gillian Finlay-Coull; West St Arts

Centre; £20 per person book in advance

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1000 - 1200 Story making for Children (7+) with Janis Mackay;

Penicuik Library; free

1300 - 1600 Creative Writing workshop with Janis Mackay; Monks

Cottage, Carlops; £25/£20 booking advised

1400 - 1600 Yurt Circlings; Yurt at The Craigiebield; ccc (tbc)

1700 - 1900 Open Poetry Readings with Janis Mackay and others; Yurt

at The Craigiebield; ccc or £3 (tbc)

1930 - late Music from a Mouthfull of Grass (preview of Sundays play

'It's a Matter of Interest'); The Craigiebield; £7/£5 (on the

door or see the website for booking)

Thursday 8th Sept

1000 - 1130 Creative writing session for adults with Janis Mackay; Yurt

at The Craigiebield or West St Arts Centre; £5/£7 or ccc;

booking essential

1200 -1330 -

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2 Story making sessions for children (7+) with author

Janis Mackay; Penicuik Library (or a school, tbc); free

1400 - 1700 Making Space and Magnus Fin - Felt making for all ages

joined by Janis Mackay from 4-5pm; Yurt at The

Craigiebield; felt making by donation; last hour: with Janis

£2 per head

1815 - 2015 Bike Tour on the Penicuik - Roslin Esk Valley Mill Trail cycle

path with Bruce Fraser; Bank Mill to Roslin Castle Station

and back; free

1830 - 2000 Janis Mackay - meet the author and book signing; Linton

Books, West Linton

1930 - late Jazz evening with Sophie Bancroft; The Hub; Tickets £6/£3

(book on www.thebooth.co.uk)

Friday 9th Sept

1030 - 1200 CCC Circles; Penicuik Library; free

1300 - 1800 Community Circlings Sessions; Yurt at The Craigiebield;

ccc or set fee or donation (tbc)

1400 - 1600 HipHop (beatboxing) Workshop with Keith Murphy; The

Hub; £2 minimum donation

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Liszt and Scotland by Derek Watson; West St Arts Centre;

£7.50 (tickets on the door or from West St & Linton Books)

Saturday 10th Sept

0930 - 2100 Drama & Song Workshop Day 1 with Lillian Brzoska for

young people (12 - 25 yrs); West St Arts Centre; £3/£5

per day, booking in advance advised

1000 - 1200 Kids Art Class (5+) with Jo Powell; West St Arts Centre; £7

(on the door or see website for booking)

1100 - 1300 Kids (7 - 16) writing workshop with Janis Mackay; Tipi at

Whitmuir; £3/£5 Book in advance (Linton Books or tel.

01968 661908)

1100 - 1600 Midlothian Open Doors Day at Penicuik House with

crafters; Penicuik House; donation

1100 - 1600 Midlothian Open Doors Day at Bank Mill; Donation

1230 - 1330 Circus Storytelling, Craft and Capers with Words and

Action; Yurt at The Craigiebield; 5 - 9 yr olds, £3.50

Booking essential tel. 07766 916 420.

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1300-1700 Nuno Felting with Laryna; West St Arts Centre; £25

booking required (tel. 07503 210416)

1400 - 15.30 Story making workshop for children (7+) with Janis

Mackay; Yurt at The Craigiebield; £5/£3. Book in advance

1630 - 1900 True Voices: Poetry and Music with Aonghas MacNeacail,

Janis Mackay and others; Yurt at The Craigiebield; £7/£5

(see website for booking)

1900 - late Music from The Beggar Girls; West St Arts Centre; £7 (on

the door or see website for booking)

Sunday 11th Sept

1000 - 1500 Drama and Song Workshop Day 2 with Lilian Brzoska;

West St Arts Centre; £3/£5 per day, book in advance

1100 - 1500 Community Circlings activities: Story and songs with Shirin

and Paul, and more; Yurt at The Craigiebield;

ccc/minimum donations

1600 - 1900 Grand Closing Bash with show of works and

performances from the drama-song workshop & the play:

"Its a Matter of Interest"; Shottstown Miners Welfare Club;

ccc or donations

1930 - 2200 Tim Barrow presenting his new film: The Space Between -

an Edinburgh Romance (2011) 85 min; Penicuik Townhall;

£8 or £4

Our Penicuik Turner Prize awarding Judge for 2011 is:

Dr. Andrew Crummy, son of Helen Crummy, MBE, founder

of the Craigmillar Festival, inspirational visionary & artist,

founder of the successful 3Harbours Festival (East

Lothian), and designer of the Prestonpans Tapestries and

the forthcoming History of Scotland Tapestries.

www.smallandcrummy.co.uk

ccc - community currency coins: a credit system being developed uniquely for this festival, a way of accounting for and rewarding your input. Become a ccc carrier. Find out more from pdaf2011.weebly.com and Ruth 078180 61918. CCC Circles: Creative seeing, hearing, writing/drawing focused on new currency ideas.

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To Everybody who’s not in the printed program: We’re a small bunch of volunteers who in the end pulled all the pieces in hand , together: Now please join us with ever more zest and imagination for this, your festival and those in the future. This is our coming together. Without YOU it will not be us all coming together. To join in:

either simply tell us what you are doing ,when and how, and we’ll put it in.

or give us a call to discuss how you can join up with your art or craft, music, poetry, drama or dance with existing or emerging events.