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From Late November onwards. Xmas festivities in all cities start off with an extravaganza of street lighting adorning our city centre streets. |
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1st October 2005 to 9th January 2006 Tomb of Thutmosis III. The exhibition is being held in the City Art Centre, 2 Market Street Edinburgh. For further information please visit www.cac.org.uk |
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31st December 2005 to 1st January 2006, throughout Scotland Celebrate bringing in the New Year. | ||||
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October 2005 to April 2006 Once Upon a Time Hans Christian Andersen and Fairy Tales. The Museum of Childhood, High Street, Edinburgh is staging a special display of books by the famous storyteller. For further information please visit www.cac.org.uk |
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December (dates to be confirmed). Scott's Selkirk. Celebrate the days of Sir Walter Scott when the whole town takes on the look of the 19th century. | ||||
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4th January 2006, Viennese Gala, Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline. Performed by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. Celebrate the New Year with a concert programme designed to sweep you off your feet with magical music and a glittering evening of waltzes, marches including: ‘The Blue Danube’, ‘The Emperor Waltz’, ‘Fledermause Overture’, ‘Champagne Polka’ and many more. A full programme of events can be found at www.carnegiehall.co.uk | ||||
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4th to 124th January 2006, Scottish Ballet, Cinderella - Edinburgh Festival Theatre. Set in eighteenth-century France, a spectacular production which feature designs by award-winning international designer, Antony McDonald. It will include the famous Prokofiev score in full, performed by the Scottish Ballet Orchestra. For full details please visit www.eft.co.uk | ||||
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Friday 20th January 2006, Usher Hall, Edinburgh. James Bond Themes. Music that defined the suaviest secret agent the world has ever known. Films that captured a magic of intrigue and romance. The evening promises to deliver an evening packed with some of the most memorable theme tunes in the history of cinema. For further details of the full programme visit www.usherhall.co.uk | ||||
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21st to 22nd January 2006, Aviemore Sled Dog Rally, Glenmore Forest Park. Something for all the family to enjoy. There will also be a Torch-Light Parade of Sled Teams in Aviemore on Thursday, 19th January. A first for the UK. For full details visit www.siberianhuskyclub.com | ||||
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10th to 18th February 2006, Fort William Mountaian Film Festival. At this time of the year you will find the best walking and climbing conditions in the Highlands. The festival includes lectures, exhibitions, films and other activities to entertain you. For further information please visit www.mountainfilmfestival.co.uk | ||||
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Dates to be Confirmed, Canadian Food and Wine Festival. Venues throughout Scotland. A celebration of Canadian Produce, esperience food and wine from Canada. | ||||
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14th February 2006 St Valentine's Day. Remember to send your loved one a card or flowers of perhaps a more expensive present for this special occassion. For ideas on this subject please visit our Adverts page. | ||||
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14th to 18th February 2006. The Pirates of Penzance, Dunfermline. The Carnegie Hall are staging this well known and enjoyable production by Dunfermline Gilbert and Sullivan Society. For details of programme and prices please visit www.carnegiehall.co.uk | ||||
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February/March 2006 Dalmeny House, South Queensferry. If you wish to undertake a walk with a difference in stately grounds then visit Dalmeny House during the months of February/March to witness a breathtaking display of snowdrops. Full details of dates and opening times can be found at www.dalmeny.co.uk nearer the time. | ||||
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14th to 18th February, 2006 Summer Holiday, Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline. The Carnegie Youth Theatre will present this musical during the above dates. For ticket prices and programme times please visit their website on www.carnegiehall.co.uk | ||||
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