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CCA presents experimental contemporary visual art, performance, film, music, spoken word and other events. We are a hub for creative activity, engaging with individuals and communities, aiming to contribute to the vibrancy and vitality of cultural life in Glasgow and beyond.
Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) curates six major exhibitions a year, showing a wide range of Scottish and international contemporary art, as well as being home to Intermedia Gallery for emerging artists. Fast developing a reputation for world class improvised, experimental and electronic music, CCA also screens independent short, foreign and documentary films otherwise unavailable across the city.
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Paper Rainbows, told through beautiful shadow puppetry and magical soundscapes, is a story of friendship and connection, exploring the transformative power of seeing things through different eyes.
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The Gods Are All Here is a compelling, lyrical and warm, one-man performance from first-class storyteller, Phil Okwedy.
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Join international storyteller Sita Brand as you enter the world of enchantment. You will be transported to ancient India for a story of love, disguise and betrayal.
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The Bee Charmer is a beautiful story and part of 'Tell it to the Bees' a project and performance for adults exploring loss, grief and remembering.
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Phil will guide you through memories of letters and communications throughout your life, what they meant to you and the stories they invoke.
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Scotland was once full of magical beasts, absolutely full of them; bog goblins, dragons, naughty fairies, brownies, bony-backed-horsemen... all sorts!
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Hear Us And Hasten is a collaboratively devised storytelling performance deeply rooted in the North Sea and North Welsh landscapes of the performer’s homes.
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A practical and informative session for anyone delivering arts projects in participant focussed settings.
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Selkie Soul is a unique exploration based upon Scottish folk tales of seals and the sea told through spectacular aerial choreography!
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Join us for a screening of 'Connecting Stories', a short film about the challenges and unexpected positives of welcoming a baby during a global pandemic.
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A piece of original performance by new Glaswegians. People who have lost their homes and their countries but met here in Glasgow and begun to make connections.
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In this workshop, you will first hear about and discuss the Village Storytelling Centre’s Voices of Peace refugee project.
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This storytelling performance combines fragile memories, fantastic tales and classical German songs – the ones Ingrid's mother used to sing.
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Visualisation is the ability we all have to see a story in our mind's eye. In this fast-paced, interactive workshop, Phil will bring out the storyteller in all of us!
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Storytellers Tim Ralphs and Sarah Liisa Wilkinson will share stories from around the world chosen to reflect the ghosts they feel most urgently gnawing away at us.
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Brace yourselves for tales to make you rip up the rules and riot! Stand-up tale-tellers slam down stories of super-women and unstoppable goddesses stalking the world's legends!
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You will also work through a series of provocations and exercises with the Village Storytelling Centre, considering those vital ethical questions.
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Cailleach is a theatrical film that blends circus with the ancient tradition of storytelling and focuses on one of the most inspirational women of Celtic folklore.
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Join us for a practical exploration of The Aurus Project, a toolkit of applied storytelling approaches which may be used to support people who are experiencing or at risk of social exclusion.
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(Because) We're worth it too is an original performance film which shines a light into women's experiences of homelessness in Scotland, an experience much overlooked.
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Along with our international partners, The Village Storytelling Centre is proud to launch the Aurus Project – Digging For Inner Gold.
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However bizarre and incomprehensible they seem, the Greek myths are still incredibly influential today. Held(in) is an energetic whirlwind of fat beats, absurd stories and special outpourings.
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This workshop fosters a sense of community and connectedness, validates personal narrative and offers well-being nourishment after a long period of disconnection.
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The Digital Experiments are an eclectic mix of short stories, bringing together films, animations and audio pieces.
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I Hope Your Flowers Bloom follows storyteller Raymond Wilson through post-pandemic realisations in self-worth, healthy masculinity, and working-class connections to the natural world.
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The Digital Experiments are an eclectic mix of short stories, bringing together films, animations and audio pieces.
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Join storyteller Daniel Serridge at his dinner table of foolishness as you choose the tales he regales you with from a menu that includes disgusting banquets, salubrious suppers and measly meals.
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Using traditional music with stories both personal and mythical to create an impression of the streets and houses, this performance seeks to briefly transport you somewhere new and perhaps long ago.
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This laid-back, inclusive session combines discussion with opportunities for hands-on exploration of storytelling via new technologies.
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In this new piece, especially commissioned for the Village Storytelling Festival 2022, Allison Galbraith considers the Scottish witch hunts through storytelling, film and music.
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The Fallen Angels Club proudly present Ben Caplan live at CCA Glasgow on 17th August with support from Terra Spencer!
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Don't miss visionary Scottish composer and producer Andrew Wasylyk when he performs live at CCA Glasgow on Friday 16th September!
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Murkage Dave brings his 'defiantly British sound' to Glasgow's Centre of Contemporary Arts on Tuesday 25th October!
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The Iris is a community arts venue located in the centre of Ayr bringing a new lease of life to the Darlington Church!
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Located in the East End of Glasgow within the Forge Shopping Centre, Cineworld Parkhead boasts 7 screens, is served by a large free car park and has fantastic...
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Silverburn is the place to shop and be seen in Glasgow. Stunning location, FAB shops, amazing restaurants and 14 screen Cineworld cinema.
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Home to 25 of the best shops in Glasgow, over 12 restaurants and bars and a spectacular new cinema, Princes Square is a must visit destination!
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Ashton Lane is a cobbled backstreet in the West End of Glasgow and is noted for its bars, restaurants and licensed cinema!
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The Seamore Neighbourhood Cinema is a volunteer led, community cinema made for the North West Glasgow Community with a diverse programme to cater for all.
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The Tower in Helensburgh is a new centre dedicated to Arts & Digital learning, development & performance. Located in the heart of the town on Sinclair...
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Cineworld at Silverburn is a 14 screen cinema including a Superscreen.
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Gilmorehill Theatre G12 is run by Glasgow University and housed in a modern church conversion. In addition to the theatre the building also contains a...
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The Grosvenor takes great pride in being at the heart of the West End. We like to do things a bit differently in our little cinema. Look out for unusual nights and events!
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