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 At 2:00pm every day near Laureston on The Red Kite Trail you can see these wonderful Raptures being fed
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Kirkcudbright 2000 - Summer Art Exhibitions |
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Kirkcudbright 2000 was established in 1999 with the vision of establishing a major art gallery in Kirkcudbright to reflect the town’s importance in Scottish art history.
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For walking and whether you enjoy the challenge of our true hill
walking experiences or our lower level themed routes, there is sure to
be something for everyone.WalkFest - the Newton Stewart Walking
Festival - is now firmly
established as the biggest walking festival in the South of Scotland.
Newton Stewart is a wonderful location in the Galloway Hills.
The festival is in May each year click below for details.
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Threave House and Gardens |
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 64-acre ornamental garden with interest throughout the year from a large and varied plant collection and landscape features. A Scottish Baronial House open to the public. 1500-acre estate with way marked trails, bird hides, and a wild fowl sanctuary.
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 Big country riding, rolling hills, views to die for and mile upon mile of technical singletrack – it's all here in the south of Scotland.
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Kirkcudbright Jazz Festival |
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 A Celebration of Trad New Orleans, Dixieland and Swing Jazz in South West Scotland. Held between Middle weekend of June
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Kirkcudbright Scottish Nights |
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 In July and August, over 6 consecutive Thursday nights our unique Scottish nights provide excellent family entertainment with a pleasant mixture of Scottish music and dancing.
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 Welcome to Spring Fling South West Scotland's art and craft open studio event
Spring Fling wil ltake place over the May Bank Holiday weekend in 2010. Please go to our More info link for more deatils.
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 Visit Castle Douglas for a unique shopping experience
With approximately fifty local businesses involved in either producing or selling food and drink, it is easy to see why Castle Douglas has been designated a Food Town.
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 There is an osprey viewing centre at County Buildings, Wigtown
"Ospreys are back in Galloway" is proud to announce that their chick has reached that age where a ring is an appropriate present.
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Gatehouse Gala / Torchlight Parade |
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 Held in the first week of August each year. Events include: PIPE BANDS, COUNTRY DANCING, TOURS, EXHIBITIONS, CONCERTS, DISPLAYS, COMPETITIONS, DISCOS, MUSIC AND DANCING, FANCY DRESS PARADE, FOOTBALL, MOUNTAIN BIKING, FUN RUN, PICNICS, OPEN DAYS, TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION, AND MORE...
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This event forms the climax of the Summer Festivities for the town, and is undoubtedly one of the most popular and well attended. The night finishes of with a fireworks display and a procession through the streets.
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Broughton House and Garden |
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 Behind the fine 18th century town house with its pink lime washed exterior lies a treasure trove of collections together with a magically secret garden. A little known treasure of a fine town house and garden nestling on the banks of the River Dee in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway. Broughton House was the home of artist E A Hornel.
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