Scores of vessels of many different types are at the Falkirk Wheel stretch of the Forth and Clyde Canal this morning, in what promises to be a great free Canal Carnival.
Families got hands on with science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) as Falkirk hosted an annual event full of awe-inspiring opitcal illusions and interactive workshops.
Historic Environment Scotland is running another open day event at Kinneil House in Bo’ness tomorrow (starts 10am) supported by Falkirk Community Trust to tie in with Local History Week.
Rarely will subjects such as science and maths be at the forefront of a child’s mind on a weekend — unless those feature in a fun-filled day of entertainment, of course.
A group which believes in the health-boosting power of communal singing and dance is staging a special Summer Solstice fundraiser at the Kelpies next month.
An antiques fair billed as the largest in Scotland returns to the Royal Highland Centre in Ingliston next weekend, featuring around 300 different stalls.
What’s been described as essential maintenance work has forced Falkirk Community Trust to close both its cafe and the helter skelter slide at the Great Mariner Reef in Camelon from Tuesday.
