Scottish Interfaith Week

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This year we are marking the 20th anniversary of Scottish Interfaith Week, a community-led festival which celebrates the nation's religious and cultural diversity.

About Scottish Interfaith Week

Listed Under Religious Events / Books Events / Community Events / Exhibitions Events / Family and Kids Events / Talks and Lectures Events

Local communities and organisations across Scotland are hosting events for the festival which takes place 11-18 November.

You can look forward to family fun days, film screenings, coffee mornings, meditations, panel events, conferences, shared meals, outdoor walks, workshops for teachers, and more!

Engaging in the festival is a key way to create more cohesive communities, help people to feel safe and connected where they live, and challenge stereotypes and misconceptions through meeting and talking with each other.

Find an event near you via the Scottish Interfaith Week website.

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