Things To Do

Falkirk Citizens Advice Bureau is to hold its annual general meeting in the town’s St Francis Xavier Hall on Hope Street on Wednesday, October 9 at 7pm.

The council has launched a new website to flag up the events, facilities and attractions to be found in and around the Kelpies.

Heritage group Friends of Kinneil is supporting free guided tours (booking essential) at Kinneil House tomorrow - while suggesting a visit to the Bo’ness beer festival.

The heritage of the Antonine Wall and other historic parts of the Falkirk district are being brought to life this week as part of Big Roman Week 2019.

Falkirk is hosting its second Food and Drink Festival this week.

Dozens of local companies have backed next weekend’s Bo’ness cask ale spectacular. with more firms involved than there will be actual beers.

A literary highlight of Falkirk’s Big Roman Week this month will see prolific historic fiction author Lindsey Davis talking about her massively popular Falco series at Callendar House.

It is 30 years since the first Doors Open Days were held in Scotland as part of the European City of Culture celebrations.

Only Fools and Horses fans across the Falkirk district are in for a treat as one of the biggest stars of the comedy brings his one-man theatre show to town.

Tiny pop fans are in for a treat when two tributes to some of the world’s biggest acts perform in the Dobbie Hall on Sunday, September 22.

Next Sunday will see Edinburgh’s Royal Mile resound to the clattering of hundreds of horses’ hooves as the annual Riding of the Marches recalls a custom dating back many centuries.

Scotland’s most popular train - apart from the Flying Scotsman - is back in Bo’ness this weekend for a packed family fun programme of children’s games and entertainment.

Forth Valley College students have baked a giant cake replica of the Wallace Monument ahead of next week’s festival celebrating the landmark’s 150th anniversary.

Wild weather scuppered “Falkirk’s favourite festival” last month - but barring any unforeseen circumstances the Big Picnic is now going ahead at the Helix on Sunday.

A new exhibition by the Barony Loretto Care Arts Group is now on display at FTH Theatre in Falkirk.

History was brought to life at a special event held in Callendar Park and House at the weekend.

A West Lothian country park is set to become a magical winter wonderland this December.