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Breathing life and soul into much-loved venues across the city, the 18-day programme of events spanning traditional folk, roots, Americana, jazz, soul and world music, marks a welcome revival for the scene as more than 1,000 musicians come together once again in celebration.
The January blues are set to be well and truly banished as Glasgow comes alive with hundreds of performances, landmark musical collaborations, talks, workshops, film screenings, theatre productions, ceilidhs, exhibitions, free events and late-night sessions.
This year, the event returns to its roots as Europe’s largest winter festival, delighting live audiences with moving performances for its loyal audiences to experience in person.
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Celtic Connections welcomes the soulful Southern rock group St. Paul & The Broken Bones to The Old Fruitmarket on 2nd August!
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Not many ten-year-olds get to headline the Barrowlands but Highland folk-fusioneers Elephant Sessions will do just that on 23rd September!
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Two of Scotland’s most internationally celebrated traditional musicians join the SCO for new tunes, fresh perspectives and some much-loved music!
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Glasgow Cathedral Festival brings music, art and education to the dramatic setting of Glasgow's medieval cathedral!
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The Village Storytelling Festival, Scotland's community and contemporary storytelling festival, is back for 2022!
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The Glasgow St Patrick's Festival celebrates and promotes Irish Heritage and Culture across the city!
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Take Me Somewhere is Glasgow's festival of contemporary international performance, building on the legacy of the Arches arts venue following its closure in 2015.
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Enjoy a fortnight of music, workshops and events south of the river Clyde when the Southside Fringe Festival returns in May 2022!
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Aye Write! Glasgow's Book Festival is one of the leading literary festivals in the UK!
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The West End celebrates it's love of literature and all things creative with the four day Byres Road Book Festival!
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