This event will allow everyone to reflect on ‘New Beginnings’, ‘When we were young’, ‘Everyday Adventures’ and ‘Answering the Call,' the theme's of this year Book week.
Conversations will allow participants to reflect on previous adventures, when they were younger, delve into how they manage their new Scottish life and what it meant to them to come to Scotland in the first place.
This event is open to all New Scots and ‘old Scots’ alike, it will be open to anyone who is interested in finding out more about people’s experiences while contributing to the debate with their own thoughts on adventure and parts of their life stories. There will also be an opportunity for people to network while enjoying some snacks and refreshments.
Children are very welcome. We will have some activities to keep young ones entertained.
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