Sunday 22nd 

Children’s Story-Telling Workshop 
1pm Wevolution

The Campfire Club is a fusion of traditional storytelling, role-play and creative writing. Why not join them around their special indoor campfire to explore stories from around the world, and work together to create a tale of our own! The whole family is welcome.

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Sunday 22nd

“Cleek” - the movie 
7.30pm Stow Brae Kirk

A chance to see a film on the big screen shot in and around Paisley. An exciting thriller from local screen-writer Christina Littleson and director Gary J. Hewitt.
Jacob Cleek is a quiet, well presented artist, who keeps himself to himself, but Jacob has a secret, and when it starts to break the surface, he must do what he can to stop his world from crumbling.

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Wednesday 25th
“Script to Stage” 
7pm Stow Brae Halls

Interested in theatre, writing, what goes on in rehearsals? Then come along to our Script to Stage night to see scripts turned into performance in front of your eyes! If you are a writer or want to be one, send in a script and get a chance of seeing your words come to life. An actor? Turn up and you could be cast in a role. If you are totally new to all this, come along and enjoy an exciting evening of rehearsal and performance in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
 
Scripts should be submitted to script@tannahillarts.com (deadline for submissions is 13th Sept)

For more information check out their Facebook page www.facebook.com/scripttostagerenfrewshire

​Saturday 28th 

Heritage Walk
12 noon (for lunch) and 1pm for the walk Meeting at Witherspoon's Statue (outside UWS on the High Street)

Why not join Stephen Clancy in a walk around Paisley, where the “urban historian” will point out places of historical interest along the way. www.urbanhistorian.co.uk

Saturday 28th

“Tannahill” the Opera 
7.30pm Paisley Abbey

The festival ends with a world premiere of a new opera based on the life of the weaver poet Robert Tannahill, featuring : a cast of professional opera singers, a community chorus and live ensemble.