2014 Festival Brochure

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Glasgow 2014 XX Commonwealth Games
Festival Guide
19 Jul — 3 Aug
Glasgow is Scotland’s cultural powerhouse.
With eyes of the world now upon us, we are set to
enjoy the biggest sporting and cultural celebration
Scotland has ever seen.
Regardless of whether you live and work in the city
– and know it well – or whether you’re a spectator or
visiting our city for the first time, we’ve no doubt that
you’ll be bowled over by what’s on offer.
Everyone has a chance to be part of the Games
and the Festival 2014 programme has something
for everyone to enjoy. There will be shows to
entertain, performances to get involved with, to
learn from, have fun with and more than a few
surprises along the way. There will be
spectaculars and intimate shows, exhibitions,
family-friendly events, comedy, film, dance,
music and song. We will tell the story of Glasgow
and explore the city and nation’s relationship
with the Commonwealth.
With the help of some of our finest artists, we
will showcase what makes Glasgow great, a
global centre for arts and creativity and we will
do it on a massive scale, in a way that thrills
audiences and engages with new ones.
Festival 2014 kicks off on Saturday 19 July
and lasts until the Closing Ceremony on 3 August
There will be more than 1,000 performances
across 100 venues right across the city. There’s
no doubt that the real buzz and atmosphere of
the Games will be found at three iconic outdoor
locations where celebration events will be taking
place, morning, noon and night, for the duration
of the Games. At Glasgow Green Live Zone, you
will be able to enjoy big screens showing
sporting highlights, a big stage programme,
come and try sessions and some of the very best
food that Scotland has to offer.
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19 July – 3 August
The Merchant City Festival has been
extended to 11 days, with live bands, music,
family activities and the return of Wayne
Hemingway’s Vintage Festival. In the west of
the city, we’re delighted to welcome back the
refurbished Kelvingrove Bandstand, with a
family friendly programme and some of the
best performance and music around.
Drop by, have fun.
The following pages will be your guide to
what’s on. They’ll show you where you can
celebrate, where you can enjoy performances as
you make your way to a sporting event and
where you can make the very most of Glasgow’s
Games. What’s more, many of the activities on
offer are free of charge, as we encourage
everyone to take part.
This is Glasgow’s time to shine.
Let’s celebrate.
Councillor Archie Graham, Executive Member
for the Commonwealth Games
Eileen Gallagher, Independent Board Member,
Glasgow 2014
Full listings available at glasgow2014.com/festival2014
Contents
Ceremonies Celebrations
Glasgow Green Live Zone
Merchant City Festival
Kelvingrove Bandstand
BBC at the Quay
Queen’s Baton Relay
Around the City
Top Tips
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The development and delivery of Festival 2014
is led by Glasgow Life in partnership with
Creative Scotland on behalf of the 2014
Organising Committee.
The partnership between the Glasgow 2014
Organising Committee, Glasgow Life, and
Creative Scotland, as well as hundreds of artists,
cultural organisations and communities across
Scotland and beyond is something very unique.
The summer of 2014 offers a once in a lifetime
opportunity for hundreds of thousands of people
across Scotland to celebrate the Glasgow 2014
Commonwealth Games through a programme
of extraordinary new work by world leading and
emerging Scottish and international artists and
cultural organisations. All of this culminates in
Festival 2014, with Glasgow bursting into life as
we welcome the world to this great city. There’s
never been a celebration like it – and it’s open to
everyone. Come join us.
The aim of the partnership - to develop a
programme of accessible and inspirational
cultural activity that frames and celebrates the
Games - has also been supported by
organisations including BBC Scotland, the British
Council, Channel 4 and EventScotland.
David Grevemberg, Chief Executive,
Glasgow 2014
Dr Bridget McConnell, Chief Executive,
Glasgow Life
Janet Archer, Chief Executive,
Creative Scotland
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Festival 2014
Opening & Closing
Ceremony Parties
Wed 23 July &
Sun 3 August
Glasgow loves a party so join us for two of the biggest nights out
of the year! Let’s celebrate this amazing time in the city’s life, as
thousands of us gather together on Glasgow Green, at Kelvingrove
Bandstand and in the Old Fruitmarket to enjoy special celebratory
events, with live music and lots of surprises, plus the Opening and
Closing Ceremonies live on the big screen. See the spectacular
events unfold and become part of these historic occasions.
Glasgow Green Opening Ceremony Party
in support of UNICEF
Kelvingrove Bandstand Opening
Ceremony Party, with Belle and Sebastian
Gates open 4pm
£20 adult, £10 concession, family tickets from £40
Expect an exciting night of music, special guests
and surprises as Mother Glasgow opens her
doors to the Commonwealth.
Gates open 5pm
£25 adult, £12.50 concession, family tickets from £55
Scotland’s indie pop kings open Festival 2014
at Kelvingrove Bandstand. Join us for this unique
experience, before watching the Opening
Ceremony in a very special venue. Belle and
Sebastian’s Stuart Murdoch says: “The bandstand
in Kelvingrove Park is like a dream within a dream.
We are VERY pleased to be playing there.” Book at
glasgow2014.com/Festival2014
Experience the once-in-a-lifetime buzz of the
Commonwealth Games coming to Glasgow at
our biggest Festival 2014 Opening Ceremony
party. Enjoy a dazzling line up of Scottish
musicians including Lulu, Eddi Reader, James
Grant, Rab Noakes, Sarah Hayes (Admiral
Fallow), Roddy Hart & the Lonesome Fire,
Emma Pollock and RM Hubbert as they come
together with friends to celebrate this momentous
occasion. Watch the spectacular Opening
Ceremony live on giant screens whilst indulging
in refreshments from a delicious Scottish Food
Village and bar area.
On Opening Ceremony night UNICEF will
bring the Commonwealth together for children.
Be part of this special event at Glasgow Green
Live Zone and for every ticket you buy we will
donate £1 to UNICEF in support of its work for
children. Book at glasgow2014.com/Festival2014
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Old Fruitmarket Opening Ceremony Party
Doors open 7pm, band on stage 8pm
screening 9pm – 11pm, open till 3am
£10, ages 18+
A night to remember, with live entertainment
from Boomerang, featuring 21 artists including
Breabach (Scotland), Moana and the Tribe and
Horomona Horo (New Zealand) and Shellie
Morris, Casey Donovan, Aaron Burarrwanga
and Djakapurra Munyarryun (Australia).
After the excitement of watching the Opening
Ceremony screened in this beautiful vintage
venue, our Festival 2014 club DJs take over
so bring your dancing shoes! Book at
Glasgow Green Closing Ceremony
Celebration
Kelvingrove Bandstand Closing Ceremony
Celebration
Gates open 7pm
£10 adult, £5 concession, family tickets from £32.50
Join us to relive some of the highlights of Festival
2014 and the XX Commonwealth Games in an
enormous outdoor celebration. Treacherous
Orchestra lead a rousing party, along with
surprises and special guests, and your last chance
to experience Glasgow Green Live Zone, before
the final spectacular Closing Ceremony is screened.
Book at glasgow2014.com/Festival2014
Gates open 5pm
£10 adult, £5 concession, family tickets from £20
Our very special Closing Ceremony programme
opens with a new commission from Glasgow
Improvisers Orchestra, performing with Tam Dean
Burn and multi-instrumentalist Corey Mwamba.
The west end’s Sirens of Titan choir then take
centre stage before the stunning McOpera
Ensemble, formed by musicians from the
Orchestra of Scottish Opera, lead us into the
screening of the official Closing Ceremony with
works by Edward Elgar and Frank Bridge.
A truly unforgettable finale to Festival 2014
at the Kelvingrove Bandstand. Book at
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Live Zone
Home is where the heart is, and
Glasgow Green Live Zone is at
the heart of the Games Time
experience.
This beautiful city park will be
transformed into Glasgow’s
biggest home, and everyone is
invited to our spectacular FREE
house party.
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You’ll find a traditional warm
Glasgow welcome with family
activities, great music, comedy,
dance, craft and ceilidhs.
Our Living Room will host the
main stage with an international
programme of bands,
orchestras, choirs, films and
even medal ceremonies.
Our kitchen will be cooking
up the best Scottish produce and
giving it a Commonwealth feel.
Enjoy a refreshing craft beer
and cheer on your favourite
athletes on our giant screens.
Children will find plenty of
exciting and enchanting
performances and activities in
the Wee House.
Over in the Back Garden
you can test your strength
against your friends or try out a
sporty science experiment.
Step inside the Playhouse the beautiful spiegeltent will
be a magical backdrop for
laughter and dancing.
Live sport comes to the park
on three days as the Marathon,
Cycling Time Trial and Cycling
Road Race start and finish here.
There will be surprises
around every corner, including
the museum at the People’s
Palace and the glasshouse at the
Winter Gardens, so come down
and make yourself at home in
Glasgow Green Live Zone.
Entry is free and unticketed at
all times, aside from our Opening
and Closing Ceremony Parties.
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There will be a security check as you
enter Glasgow Green Live Zone.
Please do not bring the following items with you
to the venue as you will not be able to bring them in:
Frisbees, balls or inflatables; bottles with a capacity
of more than 500ml; cans, glass or alcohol; golf
umbrellas; skateboards, scooters, or cycles (see page
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You may bring: one folding chair per person;
soft sided bags up to 25l capacity; food for personal
consumption; one bottle per person (capacity 500ml
or less); small umbrellas.
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Live Sport at
Glasgow Green
To guarantee a smooth entry
to the Live Zone we advise
spectators to be on site half
an hour before competition
start times. Spectators arriving
after this time should note that
queues are expected. Please
allow plenty of time to get
through security.
Three citywide sporting spectacles will start
and finish in Glasgow Green Live Zone.
Experience these events live as we
open early to let you watch top athletes of
the Commonwealth and then follow their
progress on our giant screens.
Marathon
Sun 27 July
Gates Open 7.30am
Competition 9am – 1pm
Beginning in Glasgow Green Live Zone, elite
athletes compete against each other across a
spectacular route passing iconic Glasgow
landmarks. Cheer the athletes on as they push
themselves towards the Glasgow Green finish line
in a battle for medals and glory!
Both entrances to the Live
Zone will be open, but as the
west is expected to be very busy
we advise spectators to enter
from the east for these events.
Cycling Time Trial
Thu 31 July
Gates Open 8.30am
It’s a battle against the clock as riders race
from Glasgow Green, taking on a challenging
route across countryside and through Glasgow’s
East End. Welcome your heroes as they enter the
finishing straight. Cheer the winners during the
Cycling Time Trial Medal Ceremonies following
the sport competition.
Cycling Road Race
Sun 3 August
Gates Open 7am
Glasgow Green and the city’s streets become
an action packed circuit. Feel the excitement build
as the cyclists complete multiple laps of the
course. Exciting and thrilling sport with a medal
ceremony to follow.
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Boomerang (image: Daniel Boud)
Living Room
The Living Room is the perfect
place for a party, or for
relaxation. Tune in to the sounds
from our main stage with music
ranging from electro-pop and
indie to hip hop, celtic and
classical. Marvel at impressive
moves by brilliant dancers –
from streetdance to Highland
and more.
Or be part of the
performance by joining an
enormous choir. We’ll also be
showing a range of films from
the musical to the artistic, the
sporting and historical. With
so much more going on in this
unique event experience, the
Living Room is the centrepiece
of our massive multicultural
celebration. Here are a few of
our highlights…
Commonwealth Cultures
Thu 24 July
Reaching across the oceans we celebrate the
many cultures of the Commonwealth, from Haka
dance to Maori vocals, Aboriginal dance and
Gaelic song. Featuring: Boomerang, an exciting
project combining 21 artists including Breabach
(Scotland), Moana and the Tribe and Horomona
Horo (New Zealand) and Shellie Morris, Casey
Donovan, Aaron Burarrwanga and Djakapurra
Munyarryun (Australia). Boomerang is presented
in association with WOMAD New Zealand, the
Homeground Festival, Creative New Zealand,
The Australia Council and Sydney Opera House.
Celtic Connections
Fri 25 July
Glasgow’s annual traditional, folk, indie and
world music festival brings the very best
international talent to Glasgow Green for a
special one-off day of music.
Featuring: Ibibio Sound Machine (Nigeria),
The Mahotella Queens (South Africa), Shooglenifty
& the Master Drummers of Rajasthan (Scotland/
India). Plus from Scotland: the National Youth Pipe
Band of Scotland, Lau with special guests,
Roaming Roots Revue with Roddy Hart and special
guests, Dàimh, Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas
and Song Circle with Siobhan Miller.
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Urban Party
Sat 26 July
Alongside Malawi’s Lake of Stars festival we’ll
be filling the Green with an energetic programme
of urban music and high energy dance.
Featuring: Malawian artists Tay Grin and
Mafilika join forces with The Very Best and Stanley
Odd for an energetic evening of hip hop, afroindie and dance-pop, celebrating Glasgow and
Scotland’s special relationship with Malawi.
Big Big Sing
Sun 27 July
A day of singing fun for all, from tots to
tea-dancers, culminating in the chance for
everyone to be part of the biggest Big Big Sing
Choir of all.
Featuring: The brilliant Big Big Sing Band,
choirs from across the country and YOU!
Urban Party: Lake of Stars
A Gaelic Adventure
Classics on the Green
Mon 28 July
Be carried away on an epic journey into the
world of the Gael, a people scattered across the
globe. Expect show-stopping songs, spectacular
imagery and exhilarating dance.
Featuring: Struileag’s Children of the Smoke
– an explosion of song, film, imagery and dance,
set on a ground-breaking set and culminating in
an uplifting finale with 70 performers on stage.
Tue 29 July
Experience the full sound
of the orchestra as the Royal
Scottish National Orchestra
joins us.
Featuring: Film music
favourites from ET, Superman,
Jurassic Park and Harry Potter
and an evening Prom concert
with special guest folk singer
Rachel Sermanni.
Celtic Connections: Mahotella Queens
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Mela at the Green
Mela at the Green
Wed 30 July
Savour a unique, colourful programme of
live music and dance from Scotland’s biggest
multicultural festival.
Featuring: India top cultural and musical export
Raghu Dixit, BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award
winners The Mischa MacPherson Trio, Scottish
bhangra group Tigerstyle, plus a collaboration
between three classical Pakistani musicians from
Glasgow’s twin city of Lahore (Chand and Suraj
Khan and Tabla player Dani “Kashif Ali”).
From Scotland with Love
Thu 31 July
Featuring a very special live screening of From
Scotland With Love, a moving cinematic and
musical poem from Scotland to the world. Come
with us on a journey into our collective past, with
live music from King Creosote and award-winning
director Virginia Heath’s stunning film from the
Scottish archives.
Emancipation Day Carnival
Fri 1 August
The Slavery Abolition Act 1833 ended slavery
in the British Empire on August 1, 1834. For the first
time, Glasgow joins the international celebration
with a medley of African and Caribbean dance,
performance and music.
Featuring: West African roots reggae from
the Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars and Canadian
Caribbean group Kobo Town, led by Trinidadian
Canadian singer and songwriter Drew Gonsalves.
Glasgow Mix Tape: Edwyn Collins
Glasgow Mix Tape
Sat 2 August
Legendary Glasgow record label Chemikal
Underground celebrates the city’s ongoing love
affair with music by bringing together a dazzling
array of independently-minded musicians and
mavericks. A continuation of their Culture 2014
project, The East End Social, their programme
highlights Glasgow’s peerless reputation for
cutting edge contemporary music and its history of
trailblazers. Featuring Lloyd Cole, Admiral Fallow,
Edwyn Collins, The Phantom Band, The Bluebells,
Errors, The Amphetameanies, the Penman
Jazzmen and more.
Farewell Ceilidh
Sun 3 August
Join us for a final noisy and joyful daytime
celebration – featuring live sports and the last
chance to experience Glasgow Green Live Zone
before our special Closing Ceremony event.
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The Playhouse
There is lots of magical fun to be had in
the Playhouse, housed in a very special
spiegeltent.
This recreation of the beautiful European
mirror tents of art nouveau days will
make your Festival 2014 truly memorable.
Sit in during the day for storytelling,
puppet shows and chat shows.
Get your toes tapping with ceilidhs
and big band dancing. Or join us in the
evening, visit our licensed bar and enjoy
stand-up comedy, dance and live music.
South Asian Dance
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Glasgow International Comedy Festival bring
Scottish and Commonwealth stand-ups, musical
comedy and kids comedy on 24, 26 and 29 July,
including star of Radio 4 Hardeep Singh Kholi;
godmother of Scottish comedy Janey Godley;
award winning Phil Nichol and musical comic
Ria Lina. And Glasgow Jazz Festival brings world
class musicians to celebrate 28 years of the festival
with a day of fun-filled workshops and
performance on 31 July. We’ll also have South
Asian Dance from Glasgow Mela and an
instrument petting zoo from the RSNO, plus
Wee Write author events.
The Wee House
The Wee House is especially for our
younger visitors, hosting free
Commonwealth-themed family events for
ages 0–12 every day.
Performance, participation & exploration
collide in this kaleidoscope of colour and fun.
In the amphitheatre beside the People’s Palace
and Winter Garden, the Wee Den and Wee Shed
are home to theatre, music, crafts and visual arts.
Encounter giant puppets and clowns, listen to
a story in a Yurt or see circus acts in the Mini Big Top.
Ipdip Theatre follows up a sold out hit run at
the Edinburgh Fringe with an outdoor, interactive
theatre experience. Kids over five will have the
chance to turn rubbish into musical instruments
with Trash Arts or Lesotho Sounds.
We’ll also have lots of space for active play in
the Wee Garden. Budding stars of the
Commonwealth Games can join in games with
Glasgow Sport. Whether your kids are sporty or
arty – or a bit of both – we’ll have lots to keep
them entertained. There’ll even be big screens for
the grown-ups to take a break and catch up with
the Games.
The Back Garden
Crammed with activity of all
kinds, the Back Garden is all
about rolling up your sleeves
and getting involved.
Try out lots of sports, including athletics, cycling,
hockey, judo and table tennis with Glasgow Sport
or visit their Skills Zone and have put your
accuracy and speed to the test with some of
our sports challenges.
Walk through a giant heart and explore how
your body works with dozens of interactive exhibits
from Glasgow Science Centre.
Have fun and learn new skills playing traditional
games from the Commonwealth with UNICEF.
The Back Garden
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The Shed
The Shed is a friendly place for
creating your own imaginative
crafts and browsing the works
of Scotland-based designers
and makers.
Come inside and try out an
eclectic mix of activities for all
ages and for all levels of skill.
Make your own medal with a cool Glasgow
jewellery collective, or learn about printmaking,
upcycling, jewellery making, painting and more
from local artists. As is befitting of a shed, we
will also be getting close to nature with lots of
hands-on workshops.
If you don’t fancy getting your own hands dirty,
we’ll also have an array of fantastic fashion, textiles,
jewellery, print, ceramics, bags, photography and
gifts from the most exciting local and Scottish-based
designers and makers for you to buy.
The Kitchen
We’re cooking up something very tasty
indeed in Glasgow Green’s Kitchen, with
a fantastic range of Scottish produce and
delicious food with a story to tell.
Scotland is a land of food and
drink, blessed with world-class
produce, so visit The Kitchen to
enjoy hot smoked salmon rolls,
gourmet burgers, sushi and
wood fired pizza alongside
favourites like haggis, neeps and
tatties. Breakfast, lunch or dinner,
there is always something
cooking in The Kitchen.
Scotland Food & Drink and
partners from the 2014 Food &
Drink team are delighted to be
supporting The Kitchen area as
part of its programme of
activities to make the most of this
landmark year for the food and
drink sector when Scotland
welcomes the world.
2014foodanddrink.org
The area is also fully licensed,
so you’ll be able to enjoy a
refreshing pint, a cocktail and
a range of Scottish craft beers
all whilst catching the sporting
action on the big screens.
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Glasgow 2014 Sponsor Family
Watch out for many more
hands-on experiences from the
Glasgow 2014 Sponsor Family.
You could compete in a once-in-a-lifetime speed
challenge with Virgin Media and connect to their
superfast WiFi, free to everyone at Glasgow
Green. Then show your support for your favourite
nation and get a great photo at SSE’s interactive
hashtag. Emirates will be offering Festival goers the
chance to take part in a digital, interactive game
with a choice of three sports to play and the
chance to win flights to selected Commonwealth
destinations. Longines invites you to discover its
watches, its timekeeping activities and the Longines
Reaction Test at its exhibition in the Back Garden.
Away from Glasgow Green, John Lewis will be
serving afternoon tea at the John Lewis Green in
Royal Exchange Square, where customers can
also watch the Games live.
Putting children
first with UNICEF
UNICEF and Glasgow 2014
have joined together to Put
Children First and make the
Games life-changing for
children in Scotland
and across the Commonwealth.
You can support the Put Children First appeal at:
unicef.org.uk/glasgow14 or text DONATE to
70020 to give just £5*. Donations will help provide
lifesaving food and vaccines and give children
the chance to take part in sport – many for the
first time.
* This unique partnership will reach every child in Scotland and children in every
Commonwealth country, harnessing the power of sport to save and change children’s
lives. You will be charged £5, plus one message at your standard network rate.
UNICEF UK Registered Charity No. 1072612 (England and Wales) SC043677 (Scotland).
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Music
Our live music is legendary!
This year, we have three live
music stages with a stellar
line-up of local bands and
emerging talent.
Brunswick Stage
Thu 24 July – Sun 3 August
12noon – finishing times vary
An excellent mix of family
entertainment, screenings and
live music.
Blackfriars Stage
Sat 26, Sun 27 July
Fri 1, Sat 2, Sun 3 August
Live music from local and
emerging talent.
The Glasgow Loves Music
Stage
Sat 26, Sun 27 July
Showcasing everything
musical from local
performances to participatory
bandeoke and music lessons.
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Markets
10am – 9pm
Explore our fantastic markets
offering a range of amazing
crafts, gifts and foods from
around the globe, closer to
home and the very best in street
food. Look out for our special
Vintage Market on 26 & 27 July
and Arts and Crafts Markets on
26 & 27 July and 1 – 3 August.
Welcome to Glasgow’s annual cultural
extravaganza – the Merchant City Festival!
Celebrating its 13th year in 2014 with a
specially extended programme over
11 days and nights, it promises a
flamboyant fiesta of spectacular
entertainment for everyone in the heart
of Glasgow’s Cultural Quarter.
The Merchant City is home to magnificent
architecture, as well as some of the country’s
finest restaurants, bars, design-led retailers
and, of course, outstanding cultural venues.
Renowned for its street theatre and
outdoor performances, the Merchant City
Festival once again presents an amazing
line up including special commissions and
premieres as well as music, dance, comedy,
visual art, fashion, drama, film, tours, walks,
food, markets and our dedicated weekend
Family Zone jam-packed with events and
performances to surprise and delight.
Look out for our special Get Involved
Fund events, created by local businesses
and organisations especially for Merchant
City Festival.
This is just a taste of what’s coming;
the only way to really experience the electric
atmosphere is to join us – and we
guarantee you’ll want to come back,
year after year.
Councillor Gordon Matheson
Leader, Glasgow City Council
Chair, Merchant City Festival
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Outdoor
Performance
Merchant City Festival is renowned for
commissioning and presenting the best
Scottish and International street theatre and
outdoor performance.
Throughout the streets, you will discover
an array of the most extraordinary
performances, events and characters.
Micro-Shakespeare
Thu 24, Fri 25 July
2.30 – 5.30pm
Merchant Square
Sat 26, Sun 27 July
Family Zone
Hola Hamlet! Open the box, put on
the headphones and become an amazing
Shakespearean puppeteer!
Great Gaelic Ferries
Various days and times
Join the crew of the Great Gaelic
Ferries
on the streets of the Merchant City –
seasickness and shark attacks possible!
Laberint II
Tue 29, Wed 30, Thu 31 July
11am – 5pm
South Brunswick Street
“Laberint II” is a sea of coloured walls,
full of crossroads which challenge the
most intrepid participants.
PLUS
Strong Lady Show,
The Flycycle and The Subcycle
Dates and times vary.
Download the full programme at
merchantcityfestival.com
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Laberint II
Micro-Shakespeare
SURGE is Scotland’s annual festival of
C12 Market Stall
street arts, physical theatre and circus.
Delivered in partnership with Merchant City
Festival the 2014 outdoor programme brings
a flood of unique performances, workshops
and opportunities to the heart of Glasgow
this summer. Jump in.
Sat 2, Sun 3 August
12.30pm, 3pm
Parnie Street/Chisholm Street junction
The vendors at this high-octane Market Stall
are acrobats and performers, swapping citrus
fruits for circus skills. A humorous and uplifting
show for all.
conflux.co.uk
SCOTCH HOPPERS (stillmotion)
Parnie Street
Parnie Street will become an outdoor play area
with totally new games designed especially for the
Festival. Inspired by traditional street games, it is
an exciting and original re-discovery of what it is
really like to play in the city, in the summer.
‘captive’ by motionhouse
Thu 24, Fri 25 July
1.30pm, 4.30pm
Brunswick/Wilson St junction
Inspired by Rilke’s ‘The Panther’, Captive
considers how humans, like animals, can be
plucked from freedom and plunged into
captivity, as rendition has made the human
experience the same as the animal’s.
Community Walkabout – Take part!
Thu 24 July – Sun 3 August, 2 – 5pm
Fun and friendly workshops and
performances, introducing street theatre to new
participants at SURGE @ MCF 2014. You can
drop in every morning to take part in a workshop
then perform in the Festival that afternoon, or
simply watch out for shows throughout the day.
Visit conflux.co.uk for information or contact
[email protected] (0141 559 4928).
PLUS
There are more fantastic outdoor
performances to see including Te Oderio, PUSH
and our Dance Treasure Hunt!
Dates and times vary.
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Dance
Merchant Square
Dance Stage
(i)land by Mark Brew
Get Scotland Dancing
Merchant Square will be a hive
of varied activity throughout
MCF, thanks to the generous
support of Merchant Square
Properties.
As well as the weekends
devoted to Vintage (26, 27 July)
and Get Scotland Dancing
(1, 2, 3 Aug), each weekday
between 24 – 31 July will include
a lunchtime and evening live
music programme and great
afternoon activities to take part in.
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Fri 1 August – Lunchtime and Evening
Sat 2, Sun 3 August, 10.30am – 9.15pm
Merchant Square
Join the movement to Get Scotland Dancing!
Free performances, workshops and ceilidhs.
(i)land by Marc Brew
Thu 24, Fri 25 July, 1pm, 4pm
Brunswick Street South
A new outdoor dance piece exploring
what it means to belong.
H2H acro-dance from Joli Vyann
Sat 26, Sun 27, Mon 28 July, 1.30pm, 4.30pm
Junction of Wilson and Brunswick St
An innovative fusion of circus, dance and
theatre with a unique and individual style.
PLUS
There are more fantastic outdoor
performances to see including Te Oderio, PUSH
and our Dance Treasure Hunt!
Vintage
Torch Club
The Vintage Festival is set to
return to Merchant City Festival
after a sell-out début last summer.
Wayne and Gerardine
Hemingway MBE bring together
and celebrate the music, fashion,
film, art, dance, food and design
across seven decades.
Soul Casino
Sun 27 July, 8pm – 1am
The Old Fruitmarket £25 (includes canapés)
A glamorous evening of 1940s entertainment,
themed canapés, period cocktails and a
wonderful opportunity for all ages to dress up
and dance, in a truly immersive atmosphere.
Sat 26 July, 9pm – 3am
The Old Fruitmarket £20
Recreating the sounds and style of the classic
70s soul club and 80s disco scenes.
Let it Rock!
Sat 26 July, 3pm – midnight
Wild Cabaret £15
The finest 50s rock n roll bopping rockabilly
and shuffling rhythm and blues.
The Vintage Makeover Salon
Merchant Square, from £15
Our team of 30 experts will help you capture the look
of your favourite vintage era. Advance appointments
available – we recommend you book early.
PLUS
The Charleston Brunch
The Devil’s Music
From Peabody to Jitterbug
Vintage Marketplace
Street Food
Classic Car Boot Sale
Workshops
Discover more and book tickets
now at merchantcityfestival.com
Tickets on sale now!
Tickets for all Vintage events
are available to book online at
by phone on 0141 353 8000
or in person at the Box Office at
City Halls & Old Fruitmarket or
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.
(Bookings are subject to a
transaction fee. This does not apply
to tickets purchased in person.)
The Charleston Brunch
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Family Zone
Sat 26, Sun 27 July &
Sat 2, Sun 3 August
King Street, Parnie Street, Chisholm Street
and Osbourne Street
Lots of fun for all the family to join in
with or simply watch in wonder.
The Family Zone will host a fantastic array
of participatory events and spectacle.
Each weekend will have special highlights
from the smallest theatre inside a whale to a
Market Stall with acrobatic venders! There will
be lots of opportunities to take part in circus
skills, drumming, mask making & storytelling
and watch a show pop out of an Ice Cream van.
A massive amount of fun for all, with multiple
choices, musical mayhem, and perhaps some
mystical moments!
Highlights include:
The Whale
Sat 26, Sun 27 July
The Whale is a gentle giant made of metal
which swallows audiences one (or two) at a time
for an unforgettable 3 minute theatre
performance.
Print Hub at Glasgow Print Studio
12 – 4pm
Drop in sessions, first come, first served
Enjoy learning printmaking skills, make friendship
cards and tags to decorate our Commonwealth
Friendship tree.
Make your Mark Discovery Open Day
Sat 26 July, 1 – 4pm
Glasgow Print Studio, Trongate 103
Take a look behind the scenes and meet the
artists at Glasgow Print Studio professional
printmaking workshop.
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Celebration Station
2 – 2.30pm, 3 – 3.30pm
Centre for Under Fives
“Glasgow Smiles for the
Commonwealth” a fun filled
interactive programme for
children and their parents.
Free but please book in
advance on 0141 552 4006.
Creative art activities for
children also available from
Mon 24 July – Fri 1 Aug,
10am – 4pm.
Bright Nights Pop Up Circus
Sat 26, Sun 27 July
Come and meet our
stilt-walking musicians, circus
acrobats and hula hoop dancers
as we pitch our mini-big top right
in the middle of the street.
Ricefield Little China
Pop Up Stall
Sat 26, Sun 27 July
A fun way to discover
Chinese culture. Learn about the
beautiful art of Chinese
Calligraphy and get a Chinese
temporary tattoo or become a
Chinese Opera star at our
opera mask face-painting stall.
Tales of Dreams and
Adventuring in The Village
Storytelling Yurt
Sat 26, Sun 27 July
Children and families are
invited to hear fun and fantastical
tales, inside the Village
Storytelling Centre’s pop-up yurt!
Our stories will deal with hope
and adventures, in honour of the
many athletes who are following
their own dreams of adventure in
coming to the Commonwealth
Games this summer.
The Pokey Hat
The Pokey Hat
Sat 2, Sun 3 August
A fun-filled show performed in an ice-cream
van. Celebrating stories from Glasgow’s East End,
this musical and interactive performance is a trip
down memory lane for all the family. Ice cream
cones will be handed out at every show!
The Big Mono Welcome
Mono Café Bar
A programme of free music, art, food
and family events.
–Round the World Baby Disco
Sun 27 July, 12.30pm
–Gamelan Naga Mas
Sat 2 Aug, 2pm
–Round the World Baby Disco
Sun 3 Aug
Trash!
Sat 2, Sun 3 August
Your chance to sound out with the giant junk
instruments of TRASH Arts.
Roller Derby Skills Display
Sat 2, Sun 3 August
Experience a taster of roller derby skills from
the skaters of Glasgow Roller Derby!
Trapeze & Ariel Circus
Sat 2, Sun 3 August
A great chance to try out some of Spinal
Chord’s aerial circus equipment and see some
wow demos from the pros. try some moves on
trapeze, aerial hoop and aerial silks.
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Fashion
Dedicated followers of fashion will
be thrilled with the line-up of events
Merchant City Festival is presenting to
satisfy their appetite.
SR:D Commonwealth
Fashion Cultures is an exciting
new strand of the Merchant City
Festival, taking place in and
around the retail and
entertainment spaces of
Ingram Street.
The programme – which
will feature workshops,
competitions, retail events, new
art work, talks and performances
– will be a celebration of the role
that fashion plays within the
culture of Glasgow, the pleasure
that people take in dressing up
and going out, as well as the
strong cultural ties that exist
between fashion, music and art
within the city.
Alan Edwards
Fashion Show
SR:D Commonwealth
Sat 2 Aug, 5.30pm, 6.30pm
Sun 3 Aug, 1pm, 2.30pm, 4.30pm
Hutcheson Street
A fashion show utilising
clothes created by the
Graduate Students from
West College Scotland.
Refashion Glasgow –
Drop Down Pop Up Shop
Hutcheson Street
Design collective Refashion
Glasgow present their best
in design led ethical and
sustainable fashion.
Sat 2 August, 7.30pm
The Grand Hall, City Halls
FREE but ticketed, tickets from
glasgowconcerthalls.com
Award-winning events
production company Scotland
Re:Designed (SR:D) presents an
exciting evening of fashion and
contemporary and classical
music, featuring internationally
renowned designers and
leading Scottish musicians
working together for the first
time. Festival 2014 in association
with Scotland House.
scotlandredesigned.com
To find out more visit:
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Plus…
ÀIRC II
Jane Godley’s Journey Through Glasgow
23 July – 3 August, 9.30am – 6pm
121/127 Saltmarket
A Gaelic Cultural space open to all and
hosted by Govan based Galgael. See Grounded,
a visual arts exhibition by Judy Parrot inspired
by Gaelic and Aborigine cultural traditions
and enjoy an informal programme of Gaelic
inspired performances with poetry, song and
traditional music.
Sat 19, Sun 20, Sat 26, Sun 27 July, 12pm & 2.30pm
Vintage Bus on Ingram Street
£12/£10 – Book online or by phone on
0141 353 8000
A comedy vintage bus tour with mother
and daughter double bill – Janey Godley
and Ashley Storrie.
Emancipation Acts
Various dates, 8pm
Blackfriars
Journeys to Glasgow presents the best of
Scottish and Commonwealth comedy talent
featuring Fred MacAuley, Nick Revell, Raymond
Mearns, David Kay and Ashley Storrie.
Wed 30, Thu 31 July, Fri 1 August
Series of site-specific performances in the
Merchant City exploring Glasgow’s role in
Caribbean slavery and its abolition.
Don’t miss…
Stand up for the Commonwealth
with Janey Godley
Grounded at ÀIRC II
The Caravan Gallery
Sat 2, Sun 3 August
Hutcheson Street
Exhibition
Portrait of Home
Fri 18 July – Sun 24 August
Trongate 103
Photographic exhibition
Glasgow Slow Down
Sat 26 July – Fri 8 August
Exhibition at Tokyo Bikes/
INCH Architecture
See merchantcityfestival.com
for full programme information.
Don’t forget to follow us on
Twitter @merchcityfest
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Festival 2014 at
The Old Fruitmarket
In the heart of the Merchant
City, the Old Fruitmarket is one
of Glasgow’s most atmospheric
venues, which still retains the
character of the functioning
market that operated there
until the 1970s.
During Games Time, Festival
2014 at the Old Fruitmarket is
under the same roof as
Scotland House in City Halls,
home to Team Scotland for
Glasgow 2014.
Festival 2014 Club
Thu 24 July – Sat 2 August, 9pm – 3am
(except Fri 25 July open 10pm – 3am,
no club on 26, 27 July)
£10, tickets from glasgowconcerthalls.com
Party under the same roof as Team Scotland at
Festival 2014’s official late night venue. Local talent
and guest performers from all over the
Commonwealth will put on a surprising and
vibrant programme full of Festival flavour in
one of Glasgow’s best loved venues.
Programmed in association with the acclaimed
Celtic Connections Festival, each night the Festival
2014 Club will take you on a journey across the
many musical cultures of Scotland and the
Commonwealth, without leaving your seat…
except, of course, to take to the dance floor or
order one of our Festival 2014 Commonwealth
cocktails.
The Festival 2014 Club launches on 24 July with
a jam packed programme featuring some of
Scotland’s best contemporary and traditional
Gaelic artists – from singers to electronica, and
spoken word to rappers.
We continue our musical journey throughout
the Festival with sets from Ibibio Sound Machine
(England / Nigeria), Mafilika (Malawi), The
Peatbog Faeries (Scotland), Sotho Sounds
(Lesotho), A New International (Scotland),
Treacherous Orchestra (Scotland), Kobo Town
(Trinidad), The Chills (New Zealand) and
many more.
Festival 2014 DJs will keep the party going into
the ‘wee small hours’ with mixes ranging from
Afro-pop to reggae, from old skool Glasgow indie
tunes to Scottish folkie mash-ups. And watch out
for Team Scotland and other Commonwealth
athletes getting behind the decks in our guest
‘Field of Play’ slot.
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Festival 2014 Club
Festival 2014 Information Point
and Welcome Desk
Wed 23 July – Sun 3 August, 10am – 7pm
Scottish Music Centre
Situated in the vibrant Merchant City next door
to Festival 2014 at the Old Fruitmarket, our
information point and welcome desk is the place
to find out what is happening across the citywide
Festival 2014 programme.
Daytime in the Old Fruitmarket
Thu 24 July – Sat 2 August, 12pm – 7pm
(except 27 July, 12 – 6pm & 3 Aug, 12pm – 5pm)
FREE
Our daytime programme reflects our
excitement about sharing a venue with Team
Scotland. We’ll be screening sports coverage daily
on our large indoor screen, plus you can delve into
our sporting past with our two free exhibitions.
Hosts and Champions commemorates
80 years of Scotland’s achievements in the
Commonwealth Games, displaying for the first
time photographs and artefacts that tell a rich
story of Scotland’s involvement in the Games,
including as hosts in 1970 and 1986. In association
with Stirling University Archives and Commonwealth
Games Scotland.
Hosts and Champions
Scottish Sporting Trophies brings together some
of the most famous trophies on Scottish soil,
including the Ryder Cup (from 25 – 27 July) and the
oldest Shinty trophy in the world, to celebrate
Scotland’s contribution to worldwide sport.
Get a good look at the silverware – and even see
the Queen’s Baton up close when it visits us on
24 – 28 July, 2 – 4pm. Presented by SportScotland.
The exhibitions will be accompanied by a
series of talks and exhibition tours.
See glasgow2014.com/festival2014
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Kelvingrove
Bandstand
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Built in the picturesque
Kelvingrove Park in 1924,
the Kelvingrove Bandstand
and Amphitheatre enjoyed
75 years of live performance
and events before it closed in
1999 due to disrepair.
Thanks to wide public support, backed by famous
Glasgow names such as Belle and Sebastian, Franz
Ferdinand and The Pastels, a restoration project was
proposed and funding was raised to bring this
charming venue back to its former glory.
So we’re delighted to celebrate the return of one of
the city’s best loved cultural venues with a fantastic
Festival 2014 programme for all ages and tastes. Every
day we’ll bring you fabulous music from the worlds of
folk, rock, pop, classical and jazz as well as comedy,
visual art, film and storytelling for all ages - all in the
beautiful surroundings of Kelvingrove Park.
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Fri 25 July
10.30am
A day of vintage themed delights begins with
comedy legend Buster Keaton in The Goat (1921,
20m) before The Kennedy Cupcakes perform their
spectacular vintage dance routines. Then come
dressed in rinky dink pink to celebrate the
Pink Panther cartoons’ 50th anniversary!
1.30pm
Belle and Sebastian
Wed 23 July
5pm
Opening Ceremony Party: Belle and Sebastian
open the Bandstand programme in their first
performance in Glasgow for years. An event sure
to go down in Bandstand history - not to be missed
(see ticket info, p4).
Thu 24 July
10.30am
Bluto Balthazar, Glasgow’s own Surreal
Sorcerer bringing dazzling magic and hilarious
humour to the Bandstand before Glasgow
Improvisers Orchestra create musical magic
with your little ones.
The melodious Cinnamon Girls take us to
The Shiverin Sheiks’ souped up 50s pop and
dancefloor rock’n’roll before acclaimed musician
Leo Condie pays homage to the music of Jacques
Brel. ‘Classic film I Know Where I’m Going
(Powell and Pressburger, 1945, 91m) rounds off
the afternoon.
7pm
The Black Pirate (Albert Parker, 1926, 88m).
In a very special Silent Cinema event, we screen
swashbuckling classic The Black Pirate starring
Douglas Fairbanks with live score by Jane
Gardner, Hazel Morrison and Roddy Long.
An aristocrat joins a pirate crew in order to
avenge the death of his father and, along the way,
rescues the obligatory princess in distress!
In association with Hippodrome Festival of
Silent Cinema.
Gregory’s Girl
2pm
Celebrated musician Dick Lee presents his 20
for 14 commission, The Games – an extravaganza
of music, poetry and dance, featuring Dr Lee’s
Prescription, Edinburgh poet laureate Ron Butlin
and dancer Alex Rigg.
7pm
Gregory’s Girl (1981, 91m, 12+). Eleanor Yule
introduces Bill Forsyth’s classic tribute to football,
young love and Scotland’s New Town generation
in the first of a Forsyth trilogy screening.
The evening ends as the sweet sounds of
The Parsonage Choir fill the Bandstand with
gems from the country song book.
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Pink Panther
Sun 27 July
10.30am
Ease yourself into Sunday with a storytelling
hour before the wonderful Brass Jaw deliver a
music workshop for your budding jazz stars,
hosted by River City’s Carmen Pieraccini.
3.45pm
The Bill Fleming Quartet bring you the classic
sounds of Dizzy Gillespie, Cole Porter and Miles
Davis before Brass, Aye? bring you some good
old Nyorlins standards.
7pm
To round off our jazz themed day at the
Bandstand we bring you Bard on Broadway via the Bowl! Celebrating the songs and shows
inspired by Shakespeare this promises to be a
glamorous evening of cabaret and iambic
pentameter in the best jazz hands tradition.
Sat 26 July
10.30am
Tam Dean Burn cyles into the Bandstand on the
latest leg of his Julia Donaldson Marathon
Storytelling Cycle Challenge!
3pm
The fabulous Children’s Classic Concerts
hosted by Owen and Olly get the whole family
All Drummed Up for the Commonwealth Games,
joined by their percussion pals from Children’s
Classic Concerts after-school music project in
Drumchapel.
7pm
James Yorkston was called simply the “finest
song-writer of his generation,” by John Peel.
Here he is performing with ongoing collaborators
Emma Smith (The Elysian Quartet), Jon Thorne
(Lamb) and Luke Flowers (The Cinematic
Orchestra). The “hugely impressive” (Bob Harris),
Roddy Hart & the Lonesome Fire blend Celtic
soul with rootsy Americana – a band bound for
great things.
Roddy Hart & the Lonesome Fire
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Mon 28 July
10.30am
Bluto Balthazar brings out his box of magic
tricks again before Glasgow International
Comedy Festival presents... Comedy Club For Kids
(best suited for kids 8 – 12).
2.30pm
Claire McFall reads from Ferryman, winner of
the Young Adult category in the Scottish Children’s
Book Awards 2013. We host the results of our
Open Stage call out (see website for how to enter)
hosted by Nice and Sleazy’s legendary Gerry
Lyons. Then The Starry Skies light up the
Bandstand with their sweet country-infused pop.
7pm
Glasgow International Comedy Festival is back
for… Stand-Up At The BandStand! The unmissable
Fred MacAulay introduces the wonderfully
deadpan John Moloney (“a wondrous array of
classy gags” Herald), the razor sharp Jo Caulfield
(“unmissable, witty, warm and wise” Scotsman)
and the comedy whirlwind that is Phil Nichol
(“a clever mix of songs, poems and brilliant
one-liners. Beyond brilliant” Scotsman).
Tam Dean Burn
Tue 29 July
10.30am
Celebrating our own Scottish tongue, author
and actress Catriona Lexy Campbell reads some
of the best Gaelic writing for children before Tam
Dean Burn and Wilma Kennedy host a celebration
of all things Gruffalo including the story read in
Scots and Gaelic!
2pm
The unstoppable Glasgow Senior Citizens
Orchestra perform before we premiere visual
artist Janie Nicol’s film celebrating the people for
whom the game of Lawn Bowls is more than a
sunny summer’s day hobby.
7pm
Local Hero (Bill Forsyth, 1983, 111m, PG)
Introduced by film critic Eddie Harrison, Bill
Forsyth’s masterpiece has been called ‘ Without
question the most charming British film of the
1980s’ (Film 4). The film is followed by leading folk
band The Rachel Hair Trio’s sparkling blend of
melodic harp mastery, rootsy songs and
sophisticated rhythmical drive.
Fred MacAulay
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Wed 30 July
Thu 31 July
10.30am
10.30am
After story telling from Paraig McNeil, the
wonderful Little House of La, featuring three ex
members of the band Aberfeldy, make some
groovy tunes for your tiny tots.
20-year-old Alex McCall’s 2013 Kelpies Prize
winner is the “cracking” tale Attack of the Giant
Robot Chickens; then artist David Sherry screens
work from artists your kids will love – including
Turner Prize nominee David Shrigley.
2pm
Do you love to sing? – then Big Big Sing is for
YOU! Come along for an afternoon of song and
fun in mass singing sessions led by an inspirational
choirmaster. Everyone welcome!
7.30pm
The Veloninos kick off a stellar evening line up
of supreme folk talent with Breabach – “One of
the finest folk bands on the scene” (Songlines
Magazine) and the phenomenal Mike McGoldrick,
John McCusker and John Doyle who are simply
musicians at the top of their game.
3.45pm
Scottish Refugee Council’s A View from Here
(25 mins), a look at the impact on people of
Glasgow’s changing skyline. Then it’s Lahore Ceol
Mor – an inspirational collaboration between BBC
Radio 2 Young Folk Award winners The Mischa
MacPherson Trio and classical Pakistani musicians
from Glasgow’s twin city Lahore.
7pm
In a very special literature event Alan Bisset,
Christopher Brookmyre, Beatrice Colin, Denise
Mina, and Zoe Strachan read their commissions
for the beautifully restored Bandstand before the
fantastic Horse returns to perform at the
Bandstand after 25 years!
Little House of La
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Fri 1 August
10.30am
The RSPB bring us their Animal Athletes Sports
Day! Then McOpera Brass present a fun-filled
workshop of holiday bandstand mayhem – bring
something along to shake, rattle and blow.
3:30pm
The dreams and adventures of children from
Tunisia, Kenya and Uganda feature in short films
from the Africa In Motion Film Festival before
Skokendia – an amazing collaboration for Festival
2014 between musicians from Scotland, India and
Kenya – take to the stage.
7pm
That Sinking Feeling (Bill Forsyth, 1980, 93m,
12+) was Bill Forsyth’s first major feature but it
has all the humour, intelligence and warmth of
his later works.
Finally, Remember Remember, signed to
Mogwai’s Rock Action label, bring their beautifully
crafted aural landscapes to the Bandstand.
Africa In Motion
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Sat 2 August
James Grant
10.30am
A day celebrating world cultures kicks off with
Gerry Durkin reading from his ‘A River of Stories’
– a book of oral tradition tales from a range of
Commonwealth countries. We welcome pupils
from the two schools closest to Kelvingrove Park
– Sgoil Gaidhlig Glaschu and Hillhead – to the
stage before the fabulous Funky Shepherds come
to us all the way from Lesotho!
Glasgow’s own Voicebeat Choir bring us songs
from their world music inspired repertoire before
Pan African Arts’ amazing Ha Orchestra take to
the stage.
Then ‘If anyone’s going to steer Gaelic music
away from lazy lowland pigeon holing then it’s
Willie Campbell’ (The Herald) – as ex-Astrid
frontman and occasional Reindeer Section performs
tracks from his stunning new album Dalma.
7pm
Gary Lightbody called Monica Queen
“One of the greatest ever voices to come out of
Scotland.” Much respected by her peers, Monica’s
own work with collaborator and producer Johnny
Smillie blends melancholic country melodies with
soaring guitar and lyrics from the heart and soul.
James Grant ends the day by bringing his
sublime songwriting talent to the Bandstand.
Following early success with Love and Money as
one of the key bands in the rebirth of the Scottish
pop scene, James Grant is now an internationally
respected musician, performing with artists as
diverse as U2, Capercaillie, Nanci Griffiths, Tina
Turner and BB King.
Sun 3 August
5pm
Closing Ceremony Celebration: Our very
special Closing Ceremony programme will be a
truly unforgettable finale to the Commonwealth
Games Cultural Programme at Kelvingrove
Bandstand (see ticket info, p5).
Security
There will be a security check as you
enter Kelvingrove Bandstand. Please
do not bring the following items with
you to the venue as you will not be
able to bring them in: Frisbees, balls
or inflatables; bottles with a capacity
of more than 500ml; cans, glass or
alcohol; golf umbrellas; skateboards,
scooters, or cycles (see page 53 for
cycle parking).
You may bring: one folding chair
per person; soft sided bags up to
25 ltr capacity; food for personal
consumption; one bottle per person
(capacity 500ml or less); small
umbrellas (please do not open within
the seating bowl).
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BBC at
the Quay
Pacific Quay, Glasgow
BBC at the Quay is a FREE
16-day pop-up festival on the
banks of the River Clyde next to
BBC Scotland and the Glasgow
Science Centre. There will be:
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Quay
–A host of live TV and radio
shows to enjoy
–Live music and comedy
throughout
–Interactive activities
–A huge screen to enjoy
the BBC’s Commonwealth
Games coverage
–Food and drink
–Entertainment for all the family
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Highlights include:
Live broadcasts:
The One Show, Ken Bruce,
Woman’s Hour, Radio 1,
MacAulay and Co, 1Xtra,
Radio 3 and Radio 5Live.
Exclusive interviews:
With a range of stars such
as the hugely popular Ford
Kiernan and Greg Hemphill
from Still Game.
Live music:
Texas, Simple Minds, Paloma
Faith, Amy Macdonald, The BBC
Big Band with Maceo Parker,
The Radiophonic Workshop,
Raghu Dixit, Tigerstyle,
Steve Earle, Sharon Shannon,
Karen Matheson and Dàimh.
Plus much, much more…
The Event is FREE with some
shows ticketed for capacity
reasons. For more details on this
and much more please visit:
bbc.co.uk/thequay or follow
@BBCthequay
Stage shows:
A Question of Sport,
Mastermind, Watson’s Wind-Up
and CBBC and CBeebies
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Queen’s
Baton Relay
Comes to
Glasgow
20 – 22 July
On 9 October 2013, the Glasgow 2014 Queen’s
Baton set off on its journey around the nations and
territories of the Commonwealth. The International
Sector of the journey lasted 248 days, covered
more than 190,000 kilometres and crossed
continents, terrains and time zones. On 14 June
2014 the baton entered its final straight and
landed in Scotland to visit all 32 local authorities.
On 20 July the Baton will arrive in Glasgow
where it will travel through every part of the Host
City in the three days immediately before the
Opening Ceremony of the XX Commonwealth
Games on 23 July.
During the three days Glasgow’s streets will be
brought to life when the soundscape of our city will
be amplified with musical delights. The roads and
paths will be animated with performances.
Community spaces will be transformed with
banners and colourful installations.
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The Route
Finish Line
On 20 July, the baton will pass by landmarks
including the Gallery of Modern Art, George
Square, Glasgow Cathedral and Mitchell Library,
as well as communities across the north and east
of the city.
The journey of the baton culminates each
day with a special Finish Line Celebration Event
where thousands of people will be able to enjoy
incredible performances; spectacular music and
come and try activities along with lots of special
entertainment in Springburn Park (20 July),
Victoria Park (21 July) and the Queen’s Park
Recreation Ground (22 July). The Finish Line events
will be free of charge, and ticketed, please visit the
Queen’s Baton Relay website to find out how to be
one of the 8,000 people invited to join in the party.
The following day, the baton will visit the west
of the City, taking in venues including Kelvingrove
Art Gallery and Museum, the Botanic Gardens
and the Finnieston Crane.
On the third day of the relay, the baton will
travel to the south side, visiting landmarks such
as the Burrell Collection, Tramway and the
Citizens Theatre.
For more details of the route across
Glasgow and Finish Line ticket ballot please visit
glasgow2014.com/batonrelay
Throughout the three-day relay, the baton will
reach communities across the city, with a range of
community-led celebrations along the route.
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Around
the City
Throughout Festival 2014, Glasgow
will be transformed as artists and
performers bring its streets, parks,
public squares and buildings to life
with a programme of events that will
make you see the city in new ways.
Perch Carnival
International Artist Initiated
Conflux
Sat 19 July, Sun 20 July, 9.15pm
Rottenrow Gardens
Inhabiting the whole of
Rottenrow Gardens and
surrounding rooftops, Perch
is a spectacular aerial
performance with over
200 performers, including
Scotland’s leading street
artists, circus performers and
aerialists.
David Dale Gallery and Studios
Fri 18 July – Sun 3 August
A collection of visual art
exhibitions, public art, events,
and publications presented by
artist initiated organisations from
across the six Commonwealth
territories in multiple venues in
Glasgow’s east end.
For tickets and information:
conflux.co.uk
The River
Phil Collins: Tomorrow Is
Always Too Long
The Common Guild
Sat 19 July, 9pm
Queen’s Park
A new project by visual artist
Phil Collins that conjures up a
distinctive vision of Glasgow.
His film will be presented in
Queen’s Park as a one-nightonly free event, evoking the
park’s great tradition of public
gatherings, from political
protests to music festivals.
For more information:
daviddalegallery.co.uk
Barrowland Ballet
Sun 20 July, 6pm,
Mon 21 July, 12.30pm & 6pm
The Briggait and promenade
performance
The story of flow and
memories told through dance,
live music and song. Just as a
river replenishes itself, so does
the culture of the city built
alongside it.
Cargo, Camera Action!
Glasgow Film
Sat 26 July, 2pm – midnight
Custom House Quay
An outdoor cinematic
spectacular, taking over the
River Clyde for a day-long
celebration of Glasgow and
film. After dark the quay will
become a musical playground
with light installations, live music
and films.
glasgowfilm.org
tron.co.uk
For information:
tomorrowisalwaystoolong.
eventbrite.co.uk
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On Common Ground
Citizens Theatre
Fri 25 July – Fri 31 July
(not 27, 28), 7.30pm
First Nation storytellers from
Manitoulin Island, Canada,
come together with a cast of
over 150 Glaswegians to tell a
story of community, family, the
natural world and the bonds we
share. Beginning at the Citizens
with a short procession to the
Gorbals Rose Garden.
citz.co.uk
On Common Ground
The Commonwealth Flotilla
Sat 26 July
Get the best view from
Riverside Museum
The largest flotilla in the Clyde’s history
will be on the river for an amazing day of
boating spectacle.
ryascotland.org.uk
Sound to Sea
Cryptic
Fri 1, Sat 2 August, 10pm – 11.30pm
Glasgow Science Centre/Canting Basin
A nighttime nautical outdoor extravaganza
with live music, aerial dance, fireworks, boats
and spectacular visuals at the Canting Basin,
featuring some of Scotland’s best loved
musical talent.
glasgowsciencecentre.org
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The Tin Forest
Since early 2014 The Tin Forest, inspired by
the bestselling book, has invited
communities around Glasgow to retell the
city’s story and reimagine its future, at the
same time as it has been taking root across
the Commonwealth.
Festival 2014 sees the culmination
of this ambitious project in a series of
stunning events.
The Tin Forest International
Performing Company
The Tin Forest
South Rotunda
National Theatre of Scotland /
Scottish Youth Theatre
Mon 21, Tue 22 July
A company of 90 young
people from throughout the
Commonwealth will be flooding
Glasgow’s streets and popping
up along the Clyde, animating
the city with bursts of interactive
street theatre. Performances
along the Clyde Walkway
from Riverside Museum to
Glasgow Green.
Tue 22 July – Sun 3 August
The South Rotunda will be
re-imagined and transformed
into a magical puppet labyrinth
which will be the home for an
unmissable festival of stories,
dreams and wishes inspired by
the Tin Forest story.
Don’t miss:
The spectacular opening event
22 July, 7.30pm
The Tin Forest International
Theatre Festival
Thu 24 July – Mon 28 July
(not Sun 27), 7.30pm
Ten groups of young artists
from across the Commonwealth
will create their own special
theatre pieces.
For tickets and information
thetinforest.com
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News Just In
News Just In
ENDURANCE
Random Accomplice
Tue 22 July – Sat 2 August
(not Wed 23 or Sun 27), 9pm
Arches Theatre
A nightly roundup of all
things Commonwealth Games
from the Tartan Tonight
newsroom. Follow the TV-tastic,
tantalizing newsroom soap
opera whilst hearing all the up
to date Games news and gossip,
from Tom Daley to Tom Foolery!
A Moment’s Peace /
The Women’s Creative
Company with The Arches
Thu 24 July – Sun 27 July
The Arches
Created and performed
by over twenty women living in
Glasgow, Endurance imagines
and recreates the historical
and personal stories of
Commonwealth sportswomen
from across the world.
randomaccomplice.com
thearches.co.uk
Talking Heads
by Alan Bennett
Blue Block Studio /
Yellow Valley
Starcatchers
Thu 23 July – Sat 2 August
(not Mon 28)
Tramway
Blue Block Studio is an
exciting, innovative programme
of creative play and storytelling
for babies under 24 months and
their grown-ups. Yellow Valley is
a loveable, contemporary,
musical-storytelling
performance for children aged
2 to 4 years.
tramway.org
A Glasgay! Production
Thu 31 July – Sat 2 August, 7.30pm
Matinees on 31 July and
2 August, 2.30pm
Mitchell Theatre
A rare chance to see four
of Alan Bennett’s legendary
1980s monologues, Talking
Heads. Poignant, hilarious and
sometimes sad.
For tickets and information
glasgay.co.uk
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The Tron Home
Nations Festival
Thu 17 July – Sat 2
August
Tron Theatre
The Tron becomes the home of
a celebration of the poetry of
the four Commonwealth Nations
of Britain with spoken word
events, masterclasses with Scots
Makar Liz Lochhead, music
performances, and a rehearsed
reading of Lamplighter by Jackie
Kay in association with the
Empire Café.
At the heart of the
programme are performances
based on the work and lives of
Britain’s leading poets, past and
present including: a raucous new
staging of Dylan Thomas’s
Under Milk Wood, Liz
Lochhead’s extraordinary tribute
to Glasgow’s first Poet Laureate
in Edwin Morgan’s Nightmares
and Other Dreams, Seamus
Heaney’s visceral translation of
the epic poem Beowulf and
Carol Ann Duffy’s playful,
mischievous and deliciously scary
adaptation of Grimm’s Tales.
tron.co.uk
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The Empire Café
Classics Marathon Day
New Music Biennial
Louise Welsh and Jude Barber
(Collective Architecture)
Fri 24 July – Fri 1 August
The Briggait
The Empire Café explores
Scotland’s relationship with
the North Atlantic slave trade
through coffee, sugar, tea,
cotton, music, visual art,
academic lectures, poetry,
debate, workshops, historical
walks, film and literature.
Sat 26 July
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Nicola Benedetti leads the
cream of Scotland’s orchestras,
classical musicians and
ensembles in one amazing
marathon day of music.
Fri 1, Sat 2 August
The UK’s first ever
New Music Biennial brings you
20 eclectic, fresh and brand
new pieces created by
composers with film makers,
choreographers, dancers,
storytellers, visual artists; each
one lasting around 14 minutes.
Paul Towndrow’s
Pro-Am Suite
For information:
For information:
empire-cafe.org
Thu 31 July, 8pm
The Ryan Quigley Big Band
and the Byres Road Big Band,
perform a new suite of music by
saxophonist and composer, Paul
Towndrow.
Pride House
LEAP Sports
Wed 23 July – Sun 3 August
14 Albion Street
An LGBT friendly space in
the heart of the city, to meet,
discuss and watch the Games
and enjoy a range of cultural
events and activities.
Commonwealth Carnival
Club Noir
Sat 2 August, 9pm – 3am
The longest running
burlesque club in the world
presents the biggest, most
glamorous six hour high-energy
fiesta for the Games.
clubnoir.co.uk
pridehouseglasgow.co.uk
Anamchara –
Songs of Friendship
Scottish Opera
Fri 25, Sat 26 July, 6.30pm
Sat 26, Sun 27 July, 2.30pm
Theatre Royal
A new family opera based
on themes of friendship and
the ties that bind people
together, whatever their age
and wherever they make their
home. Libretto by Alexander
McCall Smith.
scottishopera.org.uk
Don’t miss:
Scottish PEN Presents Fred D’Aguiar and
James Robertson, who will be discussing
Scotland’s links with the Caribbean created by the
slave trade at The Briggait on Thu 24 July 7pm.
scottishpen.org
Neu! Reekie! bring their extraordinary mashup of poetry, spoken word, music and animation
to Platform in Easterhouse on Sat 19 July, 8pm as
part of The East End Social.
eastendsocial.com
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Glasgow is a walkable city and the main Games
venues are in easy reach of the city centre on foot.
Performances will pop up throughout the city
as you travel to and from the Games.
Here is a spotter’s guide to just some of the
characters and sights you should look out for.
Fan Famillies
Mischief La Bas
Do you ever feel you’re
carrying all your loved ones on
your shoulders? We know some
people who actually are! Six
large, teetering Fan Families,
including the Tan-Tastics and the
Auld Friends, will be roaming
Glasgow. You won’t fail to see
them – they’re the height of a
double-decker bus!
Everyone’s a Winner, Baby!
Fish and Game
We can’t all be
Commonwealth Games
superstars, but we’re all winners
in our own way! Maybe you’ve
just learned to tie your shoelace?
Perhaps you’ve got a new job?
Or you’re just having a really
great day? Whatever makes you
a winner, the Everyone’s A
Winner, Baby team are there to
lift you onto the winner’s
podium, shower you with flowers
and cheer you on, because
you’re worth it!
Q-POETICS
Skye Loneragan
Q-POETICS will see a poet
popping up in queues during the
Commonwealth Games to make
you curious, inspired and
delighted by poetry.
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Everyone’s a Winner, Baby!
For more information about walks, talks and tours visit glasgow2014.com/festival2014
Barrowland Park
GENERATION
Throughout Festival 2014
An exciting and imaginative
temporary public park between
Gallowgate and London Road,
just east of Glasgow Cross,
including Jim Lambie’s the album
path. Inspired by the iconic
Barrowland Ballroom, it lists all
the headline acts there from
1983 to 2013.
GENERATION is a landmark series of
exhibitions tracing the remarkable development of
contemporary art in Scotland over the last 25 years.
Commonwealth
Family Album
The Generation programme at galleries across
Glasgow, see:
generationartscotland.org
Discover a series of poster
artworks of people that make
up the Commonwealth today.
Highlights:
Include a retrospective of Turner Prize winner
Douglas Gordon at GoMA while Tramway
exhibits work by Joanne Tatham & Tom O’Sullivan
and Cathy Wilkes.
Don’t miss:
streetlevelphotoworks.org
The Caravan Gallery
A mobile exhibition exploring
the ordinary and extraordinary
details of everyday life that will
pop up around the city.
Alex Rotas –
Commonwealth Family Album
streetlevelphotoworks.org
PULSE
The creation of two
permanent works by Glasgow
based artists, Jacqueline
Donachie at Greendyke
Square and Iain Kettles at
Morris Place. They reference
the rich industrial legacy of the
area whilst celebrating the
arrival of the Games.
velocityglasgow.org.uk
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© Ross Campbell
Explore Glasgow’s rich built heritage, the
story of the city’s rise to global prominence
and events celebrating Nelson Mandela’s
birth date.
Discover:
Nelson Mandela International Day
ACTSA Scotland
Fri 18 July
A day of South African themed community voluntary activity
with a cultural programme at its heart involving South African and
Scottish artists to mark Nelson Mandela’s birth date, culminating
in a late-night event at The Arches featuring contemporary music
from South African and Scottish musicians. In association with
South Africa-United Kingdom Seasons 2014 & 2015 and Connect
ZA Season.
How Glasgow grew into
a city of global importance
throughout the 1700s right up
until the start of Queen Victoria’s
reign at How Glasgow
Flourished 1714 – 1837. This
stunning exhibition runs until
17 August at Kelvingrove Art
Gallery and Museum.
Explore:
The stories of Scotland and the
Commonwealth at the Mitchell
Library until 4 October.
glasgowlife.org.uk
actsascotland.org.uk
Glasgow’s Wee Doors Open Day
Wed 23 July, 10am – 4pm
Various Buildings
Explore Glasgow’s most unique architectural landmarks and
heritage buildings normally closed to the public. Around twenty
landmark buildings across the city will open their doors and
showcase their hidden heritage. From Glasgow’s oldest music hall to
Glasgow’s shipbuilding industry, you can discover what makes the
city so distinctive and its connections to the Commonwealth.
Don’t miss:
Green2014: The Environmental
Legacy of the XX Commonwealth
Games in Glasgow at the
Lighthouse until 24 October and
discover Glasgow’s unique
approach to the environmental
legacy of the Games.
thelighthouse.co.uk
glasgowdoorsopenday.com
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Top Tips
We recommend you use public transport wherever possible for your
journey to Festival 2014. For more details visit: travelinescotland.com
Glasgow is compact and performances in the city can be
accessed easily on foot or bike, or via bus, rail and Subway from
the city centre.
Allow plenty of time to arrive for the beginning of performances
as the city will be much busier than usual.
Check the weather forecast and be prepared for changeable
conditions, it’s a Glasgow summer after all!
Glasgow –
City of the Arts and Culture
Museums and galleries
Find inspiration in a vast array
of art, from the grand collections
of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and
Museum to contemporary
exhibitions at Trongate 103.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Mackintosh’s works are
unique to the city and Scotland
Street School Museum is a
must-see.
Dear Green Place
Rest your feet in one of
Glasgow’s beautiful Victorian
parks, or stroll amid elegant
Georgian landscaping at Pollok
Park or Greenbank Garden.
Historic Glasgow
Learn about the city’s
beginnings within the ancient
Glasgow Cathedral, before
absorbing the panoramic views
from the Glasgow Necropolis.
Find out more:
Official Glasgow Guide app
(free from iTunes / Google Play)
peoplemakeglasgow.com
glasgowlife.org.uk
Glasgow Green Live Zone
–15 mins walk from city centre
–Nearest train station:
Bridgeton (10 mins walk)
–Well served by buses,
including: 46, 65 164, 765
(5 mins walk)
–10 min cycle from city centre,
limited cycle parking is
available at the East of
Glasgow Green located at
the play park adjacent to
Templeton Street.
–Blue Badge Parking will be
located on the East
Carriageway within the park
accessed from Arcadia Street
Merchant City Festival
–Nearest train stations:
Glasgow Central, Glasgow
Queen Street, Argyle Street
and High Street (all less than
10 mins walk)
–Nearest Subway stations:
St. Enoch and Buchanan Street
(less than 10 mins walk)
–Well served by numerous
city buses
–5 minute cycle from the
city centre, limited cycle
parking is available within
Ingram Street car park
–Blue Badge Parking will be in
High Street Car Park
adjacent to Merchant City
Kelvingrove Bandstand
–Nearest train station:
Partick (20 mins walk)
–Nearest Subway station:
Kelvinbridge (10 mins walk)
–Well served by buses,
including: 19, 19A, 3, 2
–15 minute cycle from city
centre, limited cycle parking
is available within
Kelvingrove Park off Kelvin
Way around the Lister and
Lord Kelvin Statues
–Blue Badge Parking will
be located on Kelvin Way
accessed from University
Avenue
Be the first to know!
Sign up for updates at
glasgow2014.com/register
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An Accessible Festival 2014
Festival 2014 is committed to providing a
positive and inclusive experience for all.
Our staff and volunteers will take all
reasonable steps to provide support to
those with accessibility requirements.
All Festival 2014 venues are
very different, some being
more accessible than others
and services available will
differ by venue.
Festival 2014 venues at
Glasgow Green Live Zone,
Merchant City Festival and
Kelvingrove Bandstand will offer
accessible entry points,
accessible toilets and access for
assistance animals. Further
information is available via the
website detailing each venue’s
accessible facilities and services,
where available, including:
assistive technology such as
hearing loops, accessible and
changing places, toilets and
accessible transport options.
Accessibility information for other venues is
available via glasgow2014.com/Festival2014 or
by contacting these venues directly.
Blue Badge Parking spaces are available at or
close to Festival 2014 venues for spectators who
hold a valid Blue Badge or a recognised
international disability permit. Pre-booking may be
required and further information is available on
the website. For citywide Blue Badge Parking
information please visit: glasgow.gov.uk
Each Festival 2014 venue will have a
designated drop-off point for accessible taxis.
Please note that the Glasgow Subway is not
regarded as accessible due to the high number of
steps in its stations.
This publication is available in other formats,
please call 0141 287 2014 to request.
Be waste wise
We urge you to follow the ‘Zero Waste’
principles: reduce, reuse and recycle. Bins at
venues will be marked to help you put the right
rubbish in the right bin. This will in turn help us
make sure we recycle as much as possible, and
prevent your waste from going to landfill.
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More information available at glasgow2014.com/festival2014
Safety and Security Tips
During the Festival for the safety and enjoyment of
yourself and others there will be safety and security
measures put in place. Therefore at certain venues
there will be a screening process in place for all
spectators before being allowed into the venue.
The process varies depending on the venue and
will ensure none of the restricted or prohibited
items are brought into the venues. Make sure you
allow time for this when planning your day.
Not bringing prohibited or restricted items, and
following the advice of Festival staff, will keep the
queues flowing smoothly. For faster entry, please
leave bags at home and have your belongings
(including pocket contents) ready for inspection.
Prohibited and restricted items are any which
could be used to cause annoyance, unnecessary
obstruction or distraction, offence or harm; and/
or which are illegal under Scottish law. Examples
include: knives, illegal drugs or similar
substances; alcohol; glass and cans; and flags or
banners of non-sport related causes, affiliations
or organisations.
To ensure you can enjoy the events and
entertainment any criminal and antisocial
behaviour will be dealt with accordingly.
Please note that all containers of liquids,
aerosols or gels – with the exception of sunscreen
(200ml) and non-alcoholic drinks (500ml) must be
100ml or under in volume. Any bags which are
brought into the venues must be soft sided bags no
larger than 25litre (equivalent to 30 x 20 x 20cm
/ 12” x 8” x 8”).
Remember to dress for all weathers and bring
an empty water bottle to allow you to take
advantage of the drinking water taps on site and
stay hydrated throughout your stay.
Please be considerate to local residents as
you enter and leave the venues. For your safety
please follow the instructions of Festival 2014
staff at all times.
Please ensure that you are aware of the
prohibitions and restrictions for each venue as
part of planning your day. Before you go, it’s
important to read through the full guidelines at
With thanks to our Sponsors*:
Glasgow 2014 Official Commonwealth Games Partners
Glasgow 2014 Official Commonwealth Games Supporters
Glasgow 2014 Official Commonwealth Games Providers
SPORTS
*All Sponsors listed are correct at time of going to print.
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glasgow2014.com/
Festival2014
facebook.com/
GlasgowFestival2014
twitter.com/
Culture2014
For further assistance call 0141 287 2014.
*All information listed correct at time of going to print.

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