Dunoon Calendar
Are you looking to see what’s happening that can tempt you out of your cozy armchair, then you are in the right place. Just sit tight for a short while and watch this page. If you are organizing a local event then why not tell us about it and we will print the details in the Dunoon Calendar. We may even include you in our radio programme of the same name. We shall even be visiting some events with the infamous roving mike reporting for Community News. It could be a fund raiser, coffee morning, car boot sale or even a public awareness meeting. If you want folk to know – this is the place to go!
WHATS ON
LIVE MUSIC SPORT ORGANISATIONS WORKSHOPS CRAFT FAIRS SHOWS
AUGUST
19th August - Tuesday
Sandy MacPherson performs an Organ Concert in the High Kirk at 7.30pm
22nd August 2008 - Friday
The Queen’s Hall Phil Cunningham and Aly Bain Voted best duo these legendary ambassadors of Scottish Traditional Music go from strength to strength. Doors open 7.30pm Tickets £15
26th September 2008 - Tuesday
Alan Gillon from St Mary’s Parish Church, Motherwell will preform an Organ Concert in the High Kirk, Dunoon at 7.30pm
27th August 2008 wednesday
Kirn Gala - come and join in the fun at this popular annual event in the heart of Kirn Village. Starts at 6.00pm until late, various performers, music and side shows.
28th - 30th August - Thursday - Saturday
Cowal Games
SEPTEMBER
4th September 2008 - Thursday
Ian Davies plays organ and pianoforte with Susan Miller playing flute at a concert in the High Kirk, Dunoon at 7.30pm
5th September 2008 - Friday
The Queen’s Hall Gary Mullen - One Night of Queen - Gary has been a lifelong Queen fan and has been a keen singer. He plays tribute to The Band in his stage performance which won him ‘Stars in their Eyes’ Doors open 7.30pm Tickets £16.50 For more information contact the Queen’s Hall
12th September 2008 - Saturday
The Queen’s Hall Caledon 3 Tenors Scotlands Tenors are back on the road with their all new “always to be here” tour. A highly entertaining evening of great Scottish and popular music. For more information contact the Queen’s Hall.
20th September 2008 - Saturday
West Coast Ceilidh Club - The Fraser McGlynn Duo - At the Park Hotel - 8.00pm till 1am - Tickets £7 available from The Park Hotel, The Hospice Shop, Steven Gibsons and Oxfam Shop. See Community News page for further information.
The Queen’s Hall - The Drifters - To celebrate the groups 55th anniversary and the release of their first new official album in 30 years, the Drifters are back on tour in the UK with an exciting new show. Doors open at 7.30pm. Tickets £17.50. For further information contact the Queen’s Hall.
OCTOBER
18th October 2008 - Saturday
West Coast Ceilidh Club - Islay Accordian and Fiddle Band - At the Park Hotel - 8.00pm till 1am - Tickets £7 available from The Park Hotel, The Hospice Shop, Steven Gibsons and Oxfam Shop. See Community News page for further information.
The Queen’s Hall - The Complete Stone Roses - now one of the UKs most well known, most seen and most successful tribute bands, selling out venues across Europe reguarly they have helped to carry on the music of one of the UKs most influential bands. Doors open 7.30pm. Tickets £17
NOVEMBER
15th November 2008 - Saturday
West Coast Ceilidh Club - Sileas Sinclair Ceilidh Band - At the Park Hotel - 8.00pm till 1am - Tickets £7 available from The Park Hotel, The Hospice Shop, Steven Gibsons and Oxfam Shop. See Community News page for further information.
DECEMBER
20th December 2008 - Saturday
West Coast Ceilidh Club - Deoch ‘n’ Doris - At the Park Hotel - 8.00pm till 1am - Tickets £7 available from The Park Hotel, The Hospice Shop, Steven Gibsons and Oxfam Shop. See Community News page for further information.
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1 Alison Duncan // Mar 7, 2008 at 1:00 am
Great to see that groups are beginning to use this calendar - I think it will be of benefit to organisers and the community when events are being planned - it is such a shame when similar fundraisers etc. clash! Ally
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