A memorial service typically attended by history fans in period costume will mark the 1746 Battle of Falkirk at the Battlefield Monument tomorrow (Saturday) at 2pm.
The Bo’ness Hippodrome is to host a special free evening about inventor James Watt, his life and legacy on January 21 - the same week as the great man’s birthday.
It won’t be happening until late summer, but if you’re a sci-fi fan you might want to log the date of this year’s Falkirk Sci-Fi Con in your diary to avoid a clash with holidays.
Scottish Canals is urging Falkirk residents to “save the date” for an early summer event that could prove even better than last year’s Lowland Canal Carnival.
A galaxy of (London) West End stars will take to the boards to perform in a Christmas spectacular in Grangemouth on Saturday (December 21) for the fifth year running.
Sunday’s big Falkirk festive event is “A Bairns Christmas” concert, which takes to the stage at St Mungo’s High School in Merchiston Avenue at 2.30 pm and 7pm.
Stirlingshire river banks are being flagged up as offering “some of the best value salmon fishing in the UK” next year, with keen prices designed to hook anglers.
