Latest Events in Cumbernauld(May Updated)

Welcome to the October Holidays Shinty Camp! Come join us for a fun-filled week of learning and playing shinty at Greenfaulds High School. Our camp is perfect for beginners looking to try out this exciting sport or for experienced players wanting to improve their skills. During the camp, you'll receive top-notch coaching from our experienced instructors, make new friends, and have a blast on the field. Whether you're a future shinty star or just looking for some active fun during the holidays, this camp is for you! Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn and play shinty in a friendly and supportive environment. Sign up now and get ready for an unforgettable week at the October Holidays Shinty Camp! Information Source: Uddingston Shinty Club | eventbrite

Experience an unforgettable evening filled with Scottish humor, spiritual insights, and endless laughter at the event featuring the talented Valerie Mac. Known for her unique blend of humor and profound wisdom, Valerie Mac promises to entertain and inspire. The event will take place at Cornerstone House Centre in Cumbernauld on October 25, 2024. Don't miss this opportunity to witness Valerie Mac's incredible talent live on stage. Tickets are available for £20.21. For more details about Valerie Mac, visit the official website.

A community cycle event for children aged 9-13. Before signing up can you ensure that your child can go a bike themselves and understands how to use their brakes and can cycle in a straight line. This event involves cycling for over 40-50 mins continuously with part involvement of trails. Bikes and helmets will be issued to each participant on the day of event. Information Source: Palacerigg Riders | eventbrite

Explore Rangers Women v Aberdeen Women sporting information for 9th February, as well as links for Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. UEFA Women's Champions League0 Women's Football Club is one of the top teams in the Scottish Women's Premier League (SWPL). They were founded in 2008 and have since established themselves as a dominant force in women's football in Scotland. The team has won several competitions, including six SWPL titles and four Scottish Women's Cups. They have also competed in the UEFA Women's Champions League. The roster boasts talented players from all over the world, including Scotland, England, and UEFA Women's Champions League1. Some notable players include goalkeeper Jenna Fife and midfielder Lizzie Arnot. The team plays their home games at the 50,817 capacity Ibrox Stadium, making it one of the largest stadiums to host a women's football team in Europe. With a winning record and a dedicated fan base, UEFA Women's Champions League0 Women's FC is a team to watch out for in the world of women's football. Aberdeen Women is a professional football team based in the city of Aberdeen, Scotland. The team competes in the Scottish Women's Premier League, the top tier of women's football in Scotland. Founded in 1990, Aberdeen Women has a long history of success, with multiple league titles and Scottish Women's Cup victories. Some notable players on the team include Scotland international and captain Rachel Corsie, as well as Norwegian midfielder Karoline Skau. The team plays their home games at Cormack Park, a state-of-the-art facility that can hold up to 2,000 spectators. With a talented roster and a dedicated fanbase, Aberdeen Women continues to be a strong contender in Scottish women's football. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

A community cycle event for children aged 9-13. Before signing up can you ensure that your child can go a bike themselves and understands how to use their brakes and can cycle in a straight line. This event involves cycling for over 40-50 mins continuously with part involvement of trails. Bikes and helmets will be issued to each participant on the day of event. Information Source: Palacerigg Riders | eventbrite

Join youth theatre, creative learning, and teaching professionals from across Scotland for this practical, two-day skills development event designed to inspire anybody who uses drama and theatre in their work with young people. We’ll be taking over the Lanternhouse at Cumbernauld Theatre on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 April 2025 with a programme of dynamic, interactive workshops led by inspiring theatre professionals Wonder Fools, Ned Glasier, and Birgit Freitag. We’ll also have plenty of opportunities for networking, discussion, and debate. We can’t wait for you to join us (for one day or both) to connect with colleagues from across the sector and refresh our creative practice together. Youth Theatre Arts Scotland gratefully acknowledges investment from Creative Scotland and the Gannochy Trust, and partnership support from Cumbernauld Theatre Trust. AgendaDay One: Saturday 5 April 2025From 9.15am: Arrivals and Registration Networking over teas and coffees 10.15am: Welcome and Warm Up YTAS and event partners Cumbernauld Theatre will welcome you to the Lanternhouse and get you warmed up and ready for the day ahead. 11am: Workshop (Part One) You will select one workshop, out of a choice of three, to participate in each day you attend Interchange. Each workshop will be split into two parts over the full day. 1pm: Lunch Tuck in and catch up with fellow participants. 2pm: Performance A chance to watch some work created by local young people, followed by a Q&A. 3pm: Workshop (Part Two) Take part in the second half of your selected workshop and immerse yourself more deeply in the topic. 5pm: Networking Drinks Connect with sector peers and colleagues old and new, share updates and debrief after the days activities. Day Two: Sunday 6 April 2025From 9.30am: Arrivals and Registration Networking over teas and coffees 10am: Welcome and Warm Up YTAS and our event partners Cumbernauld Theatre will welcome you to the Lanternhouse and get you warmed up and ready for the day ahead. 10.30am: Workshop (Part One) You will select one workshop, out of a choice of three, to participate in each day you attend Interchange. Each workshop will be split into two parts over the full day. 12.30pm: Lunch Tuck in and catch up with fellow participants. 1.30pm:Panel Discussion Attend a panel of drama teachers, artists and educators as they discuss the challenges and benefits of collaborations between the youth theatre world and education sector while sharing their unique projects and experiences. 2.40pm: Workshop (Part Two) Take part in the second half of your selected workshop and immerse yourself more deeply in the topic. 4.50pm: Wrap Up and Goodbye Reflect on the weekend and find out what’s next in store for YTAS and our members. Workshop ChoicesAcross the weekend there will be three workshops to choose from. Attendees will take part in one workshop each day. You’ll make your choice when you book your ticket. The Co-creation Playspacewith Ned Glasier Let’s play! Join Ned Glasier in a four-hour explorative workshop for any artists and facilitators who lead co-creation projects to make and play, free from the pressure of leadership, room management and having to be 'good'. The workshop will involve playing games and making things; to experience a co-creation process as a participant and regain your sense of creative freedom. Embodied Storieswith Birgit Freitag The body is the central element in the work of choreographer Birgit Freitag. In this workshop, she will give an insight in various choreographic principles and improvisation scores she has found and developed in the course of her creative work in order to create dance productions with professionals as well as with children, young people and amateurs. Text with Teenagerswith Wonder Fools Join the Wonder Fools team for Text with Teenagers, an engaging workshop as part of this year’s programme exploring the relationship between youth theatres and the education sector. A workshop perfect for drama teachers and youth theatre practitioners, this interactive session will offer practical tools and fresh approaches to finding, preparing, and developing texts for teenage performers. Who is it for?Interchange is open to anyone over the age of 18 who uses aspects of drama and theatre in their work with young people. This skills development event welcomes… Freelance and volunteer youth theatre facilitators and directors;Artists who work in participatory settings;Creative learning managers;Primary and secondary school drama teachers and student teachers;Youth workers and CLD professionals who use creativity to engage young people, including health and social care practitioners;Undergraduate and postgraduate students studying the performing arts, education, or community development.Ticketing InfoWith thanks to funding from the Gannochy Trust, we are delighted to be able to subsidise the cost of attending Interchange again this year. We’ve kept prices as low as possible to enable more people to attend, and for the first time we are also offering a group booking discount to help member organisations send as many staff as possible to the event. Practitioners attending Interchange may choose to join for one or both days, and tickets will include lunch and refreshments during the day. Full price tickets YTAS Members: £70 full weekend ticket or £46 for one dayNon-Members: £110 full weekend ticket or £60 for one dayEarly Bird (YTAS Members only, until Friday 14 February) YTAS Members: £60 full weekend ticket or £38 one dayGroup Booking Discount (YTAS Organisational Members only) YTAS Organisational Members: £50 each for full weekend tickets when booking 4+ spaces for your staffYTAS MembershipYTAS membership is made up of independent youth theatres, arts organisations with their own youth theatre provision, drama teachers, volunteer-run charities, freelance practitioners of youth theatre arts, and many more. If you’re interested in joining a national network of like-minded people, be sure to read more on our membership page. Commitment to Safe SpacesYTAS strives to create and hold events and spaces where everyone feels welcome and the safety of others is valued. This commitment applies to all our online and in-person services, activities, and communication channels. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards any behaviour which creates feelings of unease, discomfort, offence, embarrassment, humiliation, or intimidation, whether intentional or not. This includes but is not limited to; transphobia, homo or biphobia, racism, ableism, sexism, or class discrimination. For more information about YTAS’ commitments to safety and best practice, read our full statement here. Access RequirementsIf you have any access requirements of which you’d like to make us aware, please complete this Access form and return it to us via info@ytas.org.uk Expenses Support FundThanks to funding from Creative Scotland, the Gannochy Trust, the Stafford Trust, and the Hugh Fraser Foundation, we are delighted to be able to offer an Expenses Support fund to help YTAS members attend Interchange. Expenses Support is available to any YTAS Member who would be unable to attend the event without it. This might be used to cover costs of ticket fees, travel, accommodation, caring costs or access requirements. If you would like to request expenses support please complete the application form linked here: https://forms.office.com/e/MLCLZTdQvn Support will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis, until funds run out, so we encourage you to submit your claim as early as you are able to. We’ll let you know if you have been successful within two weeks of receiving your application. Getting ThereLanternhouse at Cumbernauld Theatre is easily accessible by public transport. For more information visit https://lanternhousearts.org/your-visit/ YTAS is committed to reducing the carbon emissions we cause, so we encourage all Interchange attendees to consider using the greenest transport options possible. To help with this, YTAS has set up an online car share page for those interested in sharing lifts to and from the event. More information on this will be shared in the Attendee Information Pack which will be sent to attendees upon booking. Information Source: Youth Theatre Arts Scotland | eventbrite

Cross Blinds & Shutters Event! If you're a fan of all things blinds and shutters, you won't want to miss the Cross Blinds & Shutters event happening at Teviot Walk ! Join us for a fun-filled day exploring the latest trends in window coverings. Whether you're looking to spruce up your home or just love interior design, this event is for you. Don't miss out on the chance to chat with experts, see innovative products, and get inspired for your next home project. See you there! Information Source: Cross Blinds & Shutters | eventbrite