Funtastic Arts and Crafts for kids
Painting, glueing and making things are great for children, they promote confidence, problem solving abilities and creativity – the cleaning up part alas is not quite so well received.
Painting, glueing and making things are great for children, they promote confidence, problem solving abilities and creativity – the cleaning up part alas is not quite so well received.
The Gobi is Asia’s largest desert. From May to July 2011, former Milngavie Primary School pupil Faraz Shibli intends to trek its entire length – 1,000 miles (1,600 km) – with an international expedition team.
Lost dog Susie – on Monday 4th October 2010 just outside Milngavie Town Centre. Have you seen her? Susie was wearing a red collar, is very friendly and affectionate and just loves attention. She is quite old now, so not quite as spritly as in her younger days.
Milngavie Book & Arts Festival, now in its third great year, will take place in September 2010. The festival, the first of it’s kind in the local area, will provide six days of reading, exhibitions, workshops, live music performances and entertainment and a fantastic “Art in the Village” exhibition in the Art Marquee in Station Road.
The Milngavie & Bearsden Highland Games is on at the West of Scotland Rugby Ground, Milngavie – Saturday 12th June 2010. It will be a great day out – perfect for families with lots of attractions and events such as fairgrounds rides, pipe band competition, stunt cycles display, wrestling,
Bigger bookshops are all very nice but for me, you can’t beat the ambience of our Milngavie Bookshop. All those lovely books; rainbow coloured arrays of stationery; the children’s’ book corner and of course, the delicious array of home baking in the café!
The Zippo Circus is returning to Milngavie. Their show will be held at the West of Scotland rugby pitch from 25th – 27th June. They will be presenting their new show “Encore!” a spectacular new circus show for 2010. Britain’s best-loved travelling company brings a show full of the fire, passion, thrills and excitement of the circus to Milngavie.
Milngavie is alive with cherry blossom once again this year! If there was a competition for the most picturesque town in spring, then I’m pretty certain Milngavie would be a real contender for first prize.
The abuse of disabled parking spaces and Mother and Child spaces appears to be continuing. Around Milngavie, you can expect to see a disabled person or a harassed Mum with young children desperately circling car parks, trying to find a convenient space.
Unless you’ve been living in a parallel universe for the last few years, the Real Radio Renegade is a mystery figure who visits various towns and cities across Central Scotland. He leaves clues on the Real Radio web pages and calling cards at different locations to indicate where he may be hiding.