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SUMMARY:Vista di Ninfa by Sita Pieraccini: Installation
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nA Forest: an eclectic programme of music\, performance\, workshops around ideas of changing landscape happening at Courtshaw Hill throughout the duration of Cycle Arts Festival. \nIn her performances and projects\, Sita Pieraccini playfully invites the audience into an active re-enchantment of the senses. Vista di Ninfa is a series of prints inspired by looking at organic matter from the local biome under microscopes. Before reaching the Courtshaw Hill Viewpoint in Parkhill Woods\, audiences enter a small clearing with a huge tree in the centre. Surrounding the tree are seven elemental prints.  \nVista di Ninfa draws on Sita’s recent collaboration with artist Jamie Wardrop in their live performance work\, Strange Loop. In this piece\, Sita sings open portals to worlds within worlds\, led by the ever evolving\, projected microscopic imagery co-created with the audience in a playful attempt to facilitate a reconnection to the magical continuity to all living organisms.  \nSita Pieraccini is a performer\, maker and musician from Lochwinnoch. Her background in theatre\, therapeutic clowning\, video and music inform the creation of her work. Sita is excited to be presenting her installation\, Vista di Ninfa at this year’s festival and dedicates it to her mum\, Alison Anne Pieraccini\, whose beautiful drawings and paintings of faeries have inspired her in the making of this series.   \n  \nAbout the artist\nSita Pieraccini  is a performer from Lochwinnoch. Her experience as an actor\, therapeutic clown and musician in a mixture of traditional theatre\, contemporary performance\, live music and hospital settings inspire the creation of her work. She often collaborates with visual and sound artists exploring a deconstructed language of physical performance that playfully invites the audience into an active re-enchanting of the senses\, shared histories and real and/or imagined realms. \n  \nDate/Location\n1st – 7th August. Permanent installation throughout the festival week\, Courtshaw Hill. \nCourtshaw Hill Viewpoint is located in quite an exposed location with a short but steep climb to the top along a dedicated footpath.   \nPlease wear clothing suitable for the weather conditions on the day\, including suitable footwear for moderate hill climbing and waterproofs in case of rain. For longer events there will be seating available but please be aware that it will be allocated on a first come first served basis. The nearest toilet facilities are located at Castle Semple Visitor centre\, so please bear this in mind when attending events. 
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/temple-events-installation/
LOCATION:Courtshaw Hill\, Blackditch Burn\, Lochwinnoch\, Scotland\, PA12 4EA\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Scope Open Air Art Show
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nIndie McCue\, Caitlin Mooney\, Jennifer McDonald\, Chris Duddy & Phillipa Tomlin. Emma Owen\, Alistair Brown. \nIntro\nScope embraces the outdoors with a traveling\, open air art exhibition. The creative display will feature works of varying disciplines be it painting\, ceramics\, textiles\, kinetic sculptures and other art forms.\n\nExtra Info\nAccompanied by the artists and makers you will have a rare insight into the creation of the show and the various methods of making. Scope outdoors encourages you to get on your bike and immerse yourself in art while enjoying the cycle routes we are so lucky to have around Renfrewshire. Scope is a creative collective formed of Renfrewshire local creatives\, artists and makers- we are a grassroots group that focus on methods of sustaining creative ecology in our home area and illustrating the impressive array of creative production right on your doorstep. While viewing or taking part in the varying art forms on show\, you will be blissfully exposed to the sculptural works of Chris Duddy\, The ceramic formations of Caitlin Mooney\, experimental textiles by Jennifer McDonald as well as the expressive works of Phillipa Tomlin. Take in the sculptural works of Indie McCue\, accompanied by the mufti-faceted work of Emma Owen while you Engage with the mixed media works of Alistair Brown; solve clues along the cycle path to be entered into a draw to win your very own print by the artist. \nDate/Location\n1st – 3rd August\, From 11am – 5pm on the Lochwhinnoch cycle loop near Millarston
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/scope-exhibition/
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SUMMARY:ReMode Workshop: Botanical Stitch
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nReMode: Niki Taylor \nIntro\nChoose from a range of exciting crafts workshops that incorporate natural elements with a range of techniques to create beautiful\, unique and eco-savvy creations. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \nExtra Detail\nBotanical Stitch Workshop with Niki Taylor \nAn informal and relaxed outdoor embroidery workshop inspired by the local plants along the Renfrewshire cycle track. You will learn simple embroidery techniques to create simple patterns and forms onto a variety of leaves to create your own natural artworks. \nAbout the Artist/Facilitator \nNiki is an educator\, artist and design activist. She currently teaches on sustainable and regenerative textiles across both higher education and community focussed workshops at Edinburgh College of Art\, Remode Youth and for The Princes Foundations\, Future Textiles program. Disturbed by the far-reaching effects of the Fashion Industry on people and nature lead her to explore new creative ways of working driven by cross-collaboration\, community and taking action on positive solutions which both nurture and empower. \nDates\nBotanical Stitch Workshop \n1st August\, 1pm – 3pm \nElderslie Greenspace \n  \nThis event is free\, but ticketed. Click here to book. \n  \nOther ReMode Workshops that are part of Cycle Arts Festival: \nNatural Dyes Workshop \n3rd August\, 1pm – 3pm \nPaisley Cart Park by the Mill \nBotanical Print Workshop \n5th August\, 1pm – 3pm \nCastle Semple Visitors Centre \nBlock Print Workshop \n7th August\, 1pm – 3pm \nLocation TBC
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/remode-workshops/
LOCATION:Elderslie Green Space\, Stoddard Square\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 9AT\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Festival Launch with Dr Bike
DESCRIPTION:Come along to the launch of the Cycle Arts Festival 2022\, in Paisley town centre. It’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about what this year’s festival has in store. \n  \nDr Bike \nBring yer bike! \nCould your bike do with some care and attention? Whether you use it regularly\, or it’s been sitting in the shed for a few weeks\, bring your bike along to our Dr Bike stall to have it looked over. At Dr Bike\, your bike will be checked over by a trained mechanic\, who will make any on-the-spot adjustments and fixes that need doing right there and then\, free of charge. \n  \nDate/Location: \nMonday 1st August\, next to The Paisley Cenotaph\, Paisley town centre. \nDr Bike will run between 2pm – 4pm \n 
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/festival-launch-with-dr-bike/
LOCATION:The Paisley Cenotaph\, Town Centre\, Paisley\, Scotland\, PA1 1BG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Festival Launch with Cat Sith!
DESCRIPTION:Come along to the launch of the Cycle Arts Festival 2022\, in Paisley town centre. It’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about what this year’s festival has in store. \n  \nCat Sith! \nCat Sith is fusion of high paced acrobatic puppetry (drawing on Lion Dance and pantomime horse) and physical theatre. Conceived during the pandemic it is designed to be highly adaptable for varying social distancing regulations.  \n  \nDate/Location: \nMonday 1st August\, next to The Paisley Cenotaph\, Paisley town centre. \nCat-Sith will perform at 2.30pm and 4pm 
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/festival-launch-with-cat-syth/2022-08-01/1/
LOCATION:The Paisley Cenotaph\, Town Centre\, Paisley\, Scotland\, PA1 1BG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Festival Launch with Cat Sith!
DESCRIPTION:Come along to the launch of the Cycle Arts Festival 2022\, in Paisley town centre. It’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about what this year’s festival has in store. \n  \nCat Sith! \nCat Sith is fusion of high paced acrobatic puppetry (drawing on Lion Dance and pantomime horse) and physical theatre. Conceived during the pandemic it is designed to be highly adaptable for varying social distancing regulations.  \n  \nDate/Location: \nMonday 1st August\, next to The Paisley Cenotaph\, Paisley town centre. \nCat-Sith will perform at 2.30pm and 4pm 
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/festival-launch-with-cat-syth/2022-08-01/2/
LOCATION:The Paisley Cenotaph\, Town Centre\, Paisley\, Scotland\, PA1 1BG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Pigeons\, Patter and Pathways Installation
DESCRIPTION:Pigeons\, Patter and pathways is a participatory art project. It is uplifting poetry and a permanent mural\, inspired by and exploring our connection to nature\, the pigeons and other birds that live along the cycle route. \n  \nWalk through the tunnel leading off Easwald Bank up to the cycle path and enjoy an ascending mural of birds morphing towards bursting positivity of colour & words. \nUp on the platform itself you can hear poetry\, spoken word and music in the trees. \nThe words on the mural and recordings are all made by local creative writers from Kilbarchan and wider Renfrewshire. \nFrom murky to mystical\, this artwork taps into the beauty of existing things … vermin pigeons to dream birds? Dingy tunnel or transcendent channel? \n  \nArtists \nCreative writing workshops were delivered by Karen Herbison \nKaren is a Renfrewshire\, Creative Facilitator\, Theatre-maker\, Actor\, Children’s Author\, Playwright. You can find more of her work here: http://h-artsjunction.com/ \n  \nMural painted by Philippa Tomlin \nPhilippa is a visual artist and theatre-maker\, specialising in participatory art. You can find more of her visual art here: linktr.ee/PhilippaTomlin \n  \nMusic and sound design by Scott Clark \n  \nDates/Times: \n2nd August 2022\, 10am – 4pm\, Kilbarchan Old Station Platform \n1st to 7th August 2022  installation no time slot\,  afterwards artwork remains permanently
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/pigeons-patter-and-pathways-installation/
LOCATION:Kilbarchan Old Station Platform\, Kilbarchan Old Station Platform\, Eastwald Bank\, Kilbarchan
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SUMMARY:Guided Bike Ride from Kilbarchan
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nTake a trip along the festival route with trained bike ride leaders. Each ride will stop along the various exhibitions and interesting points along the route. \nExtra Info\nTrained Bike ride leaders will guide the group along the cycle route\, beginning and ending at a designated point on the path between Paisley and Lochwinnoch. \nYou’ll require your own bike to take part in these cycle rides. Please check that your bike is in good working condition before coming along for the ride. You are welcome along to the ‘Dr Bike’ bicycle repair pop-up on Monday 1st during the festival opening event\, if your bike needs some TLC. \nLed Rides: Led bike rides along the cycle paths\, open to all. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n\nThis event is free\, but ticketed. Click here to book.\n\nDate/Location\n2nd August\, 11am – 1pm\, starting and ending at Kilbarchan old station platform
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/guided-bike-ride-from-kilbarchan/
LOCATION:Kilbarchan Old Station Platform\, Kilbarchan Old Station Platform\, Eastwald Bank\, Kilbarchan
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SUMMARY:Strawboys at Lochwinnoch
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nRod Heaslip \nIntro\nStrawboys is a vibrant and energetic outdoor pop-up performance\, blurring the lines between traditional and contemporary dance and music. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \n            \n                 \n                            \n                               \n  \n  \n\n                            \n                            \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \nExtra Info\nFeaturing luminous straw dancers whirling to Balkan inspired beats\, the work is a unique interpretation of the cultural tradition of ‘the strawboys’\, also known as mummers\, guisers\, burdie boys\, skekklers and wren boys; identified by their ornate straw masks while out rambling streets\, fields\, towns and parks\, parading their merriment to the joy of onlookers. \nDate/Location\nTuesday 2nd August\, Outside Castle Semple Visitors Centre 12.30 and 2.30pm
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/strawboys/2022-08-02/1/
LOCATION:Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, PA12 4EA
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SUMMARY:Strawboys at Lochwinnoch
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nRod Heaslip \nIntro\nStrawboys is a vibrant and energetic outdoor pop-up performance\, blurring the lines between traditional and contemporary dance and music. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \n            \n                 \n                            \n                               \n  \n  \n\n                            \n                            \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \nExtra Info\nFeaturing luminous straw dancers whirling to Balkan inspired beats\, the work is a unique interpretation of the cultural tradition of ‘the strawboys’\, also known as mummers\, guisers\, burdie boys\, skekklers and wren boys; identified by their ornate straw masks while out rambling streets\, fields\, towns and parks\, parading their merriment to the joy of onlookers. \nDate/Location\nTuesday 2nd August\, Outside Castle Semple Visitors Centre 12.30 and 2.30pm
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/strawboys/2022-08-02/2/
LOCATION:Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, PA12 4EA
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SUMMARY:Terrific Tales of Lochwinnoch
DESCRIPTION:Tales by the Loch \nJoin local storyteller Anne Pitcher\, on a journey through the tales of Lochwinnoch\, along with her mischievous puppets\, curious sound makers and sing along songs. Meet the magical Wee Lochwinnoch Bannock on its travels through time and change\, encounter the legendary Water Kelpie\, find out about Ringan Semple\, the Warlock\, hear tales about local birds – the clever wee wren\, the one legged heron and other creatures. Then enjoy letting your imagination take flight and create your own story creatures or your own tale\, to take home. \nAbout the Artist\nAnne has lived for nearly 40 years in the former Police Station and jail in Kilbarchan. She is a professional oral storyteller on the Traditional Arts and Culture Scotland and Scottish Book Trust Directories. Anne believes passionately that oral storytelling connects uniquely to people’s lives – “Eye to eye\, heart to heart\, mind to mind”.  Anne grew up hearing wonderful stories from her father\, Jim Shanks. After many different careers  – community artist\, journalist\,  Public Relations Officer\, childminder and latterly nursery teacher in Renfrewshire\, Anne found the  career of her heart – storytelling. Anne is a Creative Fieldworker with TRACS People’s Parish project in West Dumbarton collecting\, researching and retelling the stories of that community. \n  \nThis event is free\, but ticketed. Click here to book.
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/terrific-tales-of-lochwinnoch/
LOCATION:Lochwinnoch Community Garden\, Lochwinnoch Community Garden\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Circus Workshops with Paisley Circus in Johnstone
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nAnyone can learn to unicycle! Come along and learn from the experts at Community Circus Paisley.  You’ll get a crash course in how to mount\, balance and ride as well as a chance to see the pros at work. \nSuitable for adults and children 8yrs+ \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \nExtra Info\nCommunity Circus Paisley is Paisley’s own circus school in the heart of Ferguslie Park\, providing high-level training\, classes\, workshop and shows for all ages and abilities. \nDate/Location\nWednesday 3rd August\, Morrisons Johnstone Carpark\, 12pm-2pm & 2pm – 4pm \n  \nTickets are £5 each\, click here to buy
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/unicycle-lectures/
LOCATION:Morrisons Johnstone Car Park\, Napier Street\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 8SF\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Strawboys at Elderslie
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nRod Heaslip \nIntro\nStrawboys is a vibrant and energetic outdoor pop-up performance\, blurring the lines between traditional and contemporary dance and music. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \n            \n                 \n                            \n                               \n  \n  \n\n                            \n                            \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \nExtra Info\nFeaturing luminous straw dancers whirling to Balkan inspired beats\, the work is a unique interpretation of the cultural tradition of ‘the strawboys’\, also known as mummers\, guisers\, burdie boys\, skekklers and wren boys; identified by their ornate straw masks while out rambling streets\, fields\, towns and parks\, parading their merriment to the joy of onlookers. \nDate/Location\nWednesday 3rd August\, at Elderslie Greenspace (Stoddard Sq) at 12.30pm and 2.30pm
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/strawboys-at-elderslie/2022-08-03/1/
LOCATION:Elderslie Green Space\, Stoddard Square\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 9AT\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:ReMode Workshop: Natural Dyes
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nReMode: Niki Taylor \nIntro\nChoose from a range of exciting crafts workshops that incorporate natural elements with a range of techniques to create beautiful\, unique and eco-savvy creations. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \nExtra Detail\nNatural Dyes Workshop with Niki Taylor \nUsing natural dyes from food waste and plants inspired by those found along the Renfrewshire cycle track\, you can create your own samples and colour using reclaimed and upcycled fabrics\, learning how to dye and create pattern through this natural process. The workshop is an informal and relaxed outdoor workshop inspired by nature. \nAbout the Artists/Facilitators \nNiki is an educator\, artist and design activist. She currently teaches on sustainable and regenerative textiles across both higher education and community focussed workshops at Edinburgh College of Art\, Remode Youth and for The Princes Foundations\, Future Textiles program. Disturbed by the far-reaching effects of the Fashion Industry on people and nature lead her to explore new creative ways of working driven by cross-collaboration\, community and taking action on positive solutions which both nurture and empower. \nDate\nNatural Dyes Workshop \n3rd August\, 1pm – 3pm \nAlexander Wilson Memorial\, Paisley Cart Park by the Mill \n  \nThis event is free\, but ticketed. Click here to book. \n  \nOther ReMode workshops as part of Cycle Arts Festival 2022: \nBotanical Stitch Workshop \n1st August\, 1pm – 3pm \nElderslie Greenspace \nBotanical Print Workshop \n5th August\, 1pm – 3pm \nCastle Semple Visitors Centre \nBlock Print Workshop \n7th August\, 1pm – 3pm \nLocation TBC
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/remode-workshop-natural-dyes/
LOCATION:Alexander Wilson Memorial\, Seedhill\, Paisley\, Scotland\, PA1 1JL
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SUMMARY:Cat Sith!
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nLucid Acid \nIntro\nSomething is prowling through the local streets and green spaces. Is it an errant endangered Scottish Wildcat\, an ancient mythical highland spirit\, or a modern vernacular cryptid perhaps? Join Sammy\, cat catcher extraordinaire\, as she tracks and stalks this elusive beast in an interactive\, light hearted engrossing spectacle. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Cat Sith by Ludic Acid\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Cat Sith by Ludic Acid\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \nExtra Info\nCat Sith is fusion of high paced acrobatic puppetry (drawing on Lion Dance and pantomime horse) and physical theatre. Conceived during the pandemic it is designed to be highly adaptable for varying social distancing regulations. \n Performers and Devisors \n\nLizzie Clapham\nRachel Still\nJonah Russell\n\nDirector and Outside Eye  \n\nLucie N’Duhirahe\n\nPuppet Designer  \n\nSeb Mayer Puppet\n\nFabrication  \n\nJo May Seb Mayer\n\nDate/Location\nPaisley Town Centre as part of Cycle Arts Festival opening event\, Monday 1st August 2.30pm and 3.30pm \nJohnstone Houston Square (pedestrian area)\, Wednesday 3th August at 2pm and 3.30pm \n  \nThis event is free and you won’t need a ticket
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/cat-sith/
LOCATION:Johnstone Houston Square\, Houston Square\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 8AN\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Strawboys at Elderslie
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nRod Heaslip \nIntro\nStrawboys is a vibrant and energetic outdoor pop-up performance\, blurring the lines between traditional and contemporary dance and music. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \n            \n                 \n                            \n                               \n  \n  \n\n                            \n                            \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Credit: Rob Heaslip #Strawboys #Strawboys2022\n            \nExtra Info\nFeaturing luminous straw dancers whirling to Balkan inspired beats\, the work is a unique interpretation of the cultural tradition of ‘the strawboys’\, also known as mummers\, guisers\, burdie boys\, skekklers and wren boys; identified by their ornate straw masks while out rambling streets\, fields\, towns and parks\, parading their merriment to the joy of onlookers. \nDate/Location\nWednesday 3rd August\, at Elderslie Greenspace (Stoddard Sq) at 12.30pm and 2.30pm
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/strawboys-at-elderslie/2022-08-03/2/
LOCATION:Elderslie Green Space\, Stoddard Square\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 9AT\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:The Fèis Phàislig Ceilidh Trail performance
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nJoin the Fèis Phàislig Ceilidh Trail performers for a relaxed acoustic performance at Courtshaw Hill\, where they will perform a selection of traditional songs and music relating to the changing landscape.  \nThe Fèis Phàislig Ceilidh Trail gives an opportunity for 6 young traditional musicians to experience training\, touring and performing together in a professional setting. Our Ceilidh Trail will be performing in a wide variety of community settings\, bringing traditional music to audiences aged from 1-100! Our aim is to promote Gaelic music and culture in a relaxed\, accessible format\, to as wide a range of venues and communities as possible throughout Renfrewshire.   \nFind out more here:  \nFèis Phàislig Facebook \nFèis Phàislig Twitter \nFèis Phàislig Instagram \n  \nDate\, times and location\n3rd August\, 3pm at Courtshaw Hill \nCourtshaw Hill Viewpoint is located in quite an exposed location with a short but steep climb to the top along a dedicated footpath.   \nPlease wear clothing suitable for the weather conditions on the day\, including suitable footwear for moderate hill climbing and waterproofs in case of rain. For longer events there will be seating available but please be aware that it will be allocated on a first come first served basis. The nearest toilet facilities are located at Castle Semple Visitor centre\, so please bear this in mind when attending events.  \n  \nThis event is free\, with no ticket required \nSimply come along on the day
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/temple-events-feis-phaislig-ceilh-trail-performance/
LOCATION:Courtshaw Hill\, Blackditch Burn\, Lochwinnoch\, Scotland\, PA12 4EA\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Scope Open Air Art Show
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nIndie McCue\, Caitlin Mooney\, Jennifer McDonald\, Chris Duddy & PhillipaTomlin. Emma Owen\, Alistair Brown. \nIntro\nScope embraces the outdoors with a traveling\, open air art exhibition. The creative display will feature works of varying disciplines be it painting\, ceramics\, textiles\, kinetic sculptures and other art forms.\n\nExtra Info\nAccompanied by the artists and makers you will have a rare insight into the creation of the show and the various methods of making. Scope outdoors encourages you to get on your bike and immerse yourself in art while enjoying the cycle routes we are so lucky to have around Renfrewshire. Scope is a creative collective formed of Renfrewshire local creatives\, artists and makers- we are a grassroots group that focus on methods of sustaining creative ecology in our home area and illustrating the impressive array of creative production right on your doorstep. While viewing or taking part in the varying art forms on show\, you will be blissfully exposed to the sculptural works of Chris Duddy\, The ceramic formations of Caitlin Mooney\, experimental textiles by Jennifer McDonald as well as the expressive works of Phillipa Tomlin. Take in the sculptural works of Indie McCue\, accompanied by the mufti-faceted work of Emma Owen while you Engage with the mixed media works of Alistair Brown; solve clues along the cycle path to be entered into a draw to win your very own print by the artist. \nDate/Location\n4th – 7th August at Kilbarchan old train station.
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/scope-artwork-display/
LOCATION:Kilbarchan Old Station Platform\, Kilbarchan Old Station Platform\, Eastwald Bank\, Kilbarchan
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SUMMARY:Clouture Exhibition & Talk at Cart Park
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nGillian Steel \nIntro\nClouture presents a research project in progress that spotlights the potential for Scottish communities to challenge existing environmentally damaging clothing industry models\, by conjuring locally appropriate future solutions. Ones that draw from local experiences\, cultures\, folklores\, knowledge\, and skills\, using locally grown plants and fibres to meet clothing needs. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \nExtra Detail\n‘Clouture’: (A made-up word derived from ‘cloot’ – a Scots word for clothing mashed with ‘couture’ referring to the business of designing\, making\, selling fashionable custom-made clothing\, and usually associated with exotic places\, exclusivity\, and limited access.) This work has been based in two Scottish communities with a history of textile manufacturing – one on the island of Tiree and the other within the diverse community of craftivists and makers at ReMode in Paisley. For Renfrewshire’s Cycle Arts Festival the research in-progress including prototypes from both sites will be presented as a popup exhibition on the cycle path (location tbc). The artist will also give talks and lead walks where participants will gather and do some creative experimenting\, at hands-on workshops\, with locally grown ‘unlikely’ fibres. The research has been funded by Creative Futures at Glasgow School of Art and the Cloture happening as a part of the Renfrewshire Cycle Arts Festival with the financial support of One Ren. Many thanks to the residents of Tiree\, the wonderful makers at ReMode\, Niki Taylor\, Keng Keng Watt and Muriel Ann at One Ren for her support and encouragement in sharing and developing this project with an audience via CAF. \n  \nClick here to book tickets for the Artist Talk. \n  \nDate/Location\n4th August\, 11am – 4pm exhibition & 12pm – 2pm artist’s talk \nNext to the Alexander Wilson Memorial\, Paisley
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/clouture/
LOCATION:Alexander Wilson Memorial\, Seedhill\, Paisley\, Scotland\, PA1 1JL
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SUMMARY:Cycle Powered Music Showcase at Lochwinnoch
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nThe Cycle Powered Music Stage at the Cycle Arts Festival 2022 delivers in unusual presentation of a local musicians Showcase. The small stage which amplifies the music of up to 4 Musicians at a time requires 5 bikes with cyclists riding them for the entire period on the event. So come get cycling! \n  \nFeatured Artists\n  \nArchie CW \n \nArchie\, 18\, from Lochwinnoch is about to make his headline debut at King Tut’s following the release of his first solo single\, “Everything she does is beautiful”.  An accomplished writer and performer\, he has already performed in iconic Glasgow venues such as the Barrowlands and the Glasgow Green main stage for the 2018 European Championships.  His solo debut follows a successful collaboration – “Nicotine” – with Drum and Bass DJ/Producer Goddard\, (top 10 on the iTunes dance charts with nearly 5 million streams) and being invited to close out the Tobacco Docks music festival to a sell out crowd of over 2\,000 people \n  \nSilver Threads \nWe are Evelyn Laurie (vocals) and Neil Thomson (vocals\, guitar\, bouzouki) with additional support from John McGhee on guitar. The songs we’d do are from ‘Silver Threads’\, our collection of songs from local writers\, including Danny Kyle\, Robert Tannahill and ourselves\, which tell stories from Paisley’s heritage. \n  \nNeil MacDonald Thomson  \nPaisley born and bred\, Neil is a lifelong singer\, songwriter and multi instrumentalist\, who sets music to traditional poems sung in Old Scots and writes songs with unique observations inspired by the natural world. His album releases have been well received “Beautifully recorded\, reminiscent of early Ralph McTell\, Dougie Maclean or even The Incredibles” Folk Roots Magazine. ‘Snawdraps’ written in old Scots by Gerry Cambridge and set to music by Neil became a joint winner of the 2016 Nòs Ùr competition sponsored by Hands up for Trad. In 2017 Neil relaunched Crieff folk Club and has recently presented a folk and roots music show for local community radio station Radio Earn. www.neilthomson.co.uk \n  \nEvelyn Laurie \n \nBorn in Paisley\, ‘a while ago’ (!)\, Evelyn Laurie is a lifelong singer and is now establishing herself as a songwriter of note\, working across a variety of genres. Since 2018\, she has released two albums that have been well received by critics and audiences alike. Some of her songs have been shortlisted in international songwriting competitions. Her recent album\, “My Scottish Heart” is a collection of 18th and 19th century traditional Scottish songs\, reimagined in contemporary jazz settings\, plus some of her original creations. The album has been described by reviewers as a ‘fantastic musical masterpiece’ and a ‘gem of an album’.  In 2018\, Evelyn was awarded Renfrewshire Provost’s Champion for Arts and Culture for her voluntary activities in the local creative community. www.evelynlaurie.com \n  \nJohn McGhee \nJohn is an accomplished guitarist who also teaches guitar in Renfrewshire schools. He plays in several ceilidh bands and has been involved in developing the ‘Silver Threads’ songs. \n  \nDeep Filff \n \nThere are 2 of us – a drummer and a bassist with vocals.  What songs will Deep Filff play? You decide! The improvised psychedelic hardcore punk duo bring tons of energy\, fun and loud noise\, with a comedic interactive twist. \n  \nLinzie Clark \n \nLinzi released her debut album ‘ All I Have Now’ in November last year featuring beautifully crafted songs that soar and yearn with love\, warmth and curiosity. A charming and natural performer on a stage\, Clark pairs her soulful vocals with striking pop arrangements that balance the rich storytelling tradition of artists like Julia Jacklin\, Regina Spektor and Kate Bush. Amongst the many notable successes\, her debut album went on to win Album of The Year at the Paisley Music Awards\, and was featured as Record of Note & Best of 2021 on BBC Radio Scotland by Roddy Hart. \nLink to music: https://linktr.ee/linziclark      Link to website: https://www.linziclark.com/ \n  \nSupport for the Cycle Powered Music Showcase comes from Music Broth \nMusic Broth is Scotland’s Loudest Library! A musical instrument and equipment sharing library\, social enterprise with charitable status (SC048299).\nOur ethos is to make music playing\, learning and enjoyment accessible to all. We enable people to pursue their own creativity\, self-expression and wellbeing through music\, through making musical instruments and equipment and support accessible\, regardless of income\, ability\, socioeconomic background\, or other life factors. We recognise music can be a privilege for some and we want to level that playing field\, so anyone can take up any instrument as their heart desires.\nWe created our library of over 2000 musical instruments and equipment since our inception in 2017\, harnessing the immense generosity of the Scottish community through instrument and equipment donations and volunteer time. We reuse\, restore and repair donated items for sharing through our community library; environmentally consciously saving instruments from landfill and prolonging their lives\, whilst bringing musical joy to new hands! \n  \nClick here to book tickets. \n  \nDate/Location\n4th August\, 3pm – 7pm at Castle Semple Visitors Centre
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/cycle-powered-music-stage-at-lochwinnoch/
LOCATION:Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, PA12 4EA
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SUMMARY:Circus Workshops with Paisley Circus in Elderslie
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nAnyone can learn to unicycle! Come along and learn from the experts at Community Circus Paisley.  You’ll get a crash course in how to mount\, balance and ride as well as a chance to see the pros at work. \nSuitable for adults and children 8yrs+ \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n  \nExtra Info\nCommunity Circus Paisley is Paisley’s own circus school in the heart of Ferguslie Park\, providing high-level training\, classes\, workshop and shows for all ages and abilities. \nDate/Location\nFriday 5th August 12-2pm & 2-4pm\, Elderslie Greenspace \n  \nTickets are £5 each\, click here to buy
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/circus-workshops-with-paisley-circus-in-elderslie/
LOCATION:Elderslie Green Space\, Stoddard Square\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 9AT\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220805T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220805T150000
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SUMMARY:ReMode Workshop: Botanical Prints
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nReMode: Keng Keng Watt \nIntro\nChoose from a range of exciting crafts workshops that incorporate natural elements with a range of techniques to create beautiful\, unique and eco-savvy creations. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \nExtra Detail\nBotanical Print Workshop with Keng Keng Watt \nYou will learn how to print onto recycled fabric using a variety of locally sourced natural plant materials. No experience necessary. Suitable for anyone over the age of 14. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. We advise that you bring along an apron or old clothes in case of splashes!   \nAbout the Artist/Facilitator \nKeng Keng is a community activist and experimental milliner based in Glasgow. She has been involved with various community-based racial\, environmental\, and social justice movements around Scotland and in London. Running arts workshops has been a key element of her work in recent years – She mainly makes banners\, using screen-printing and block-printing techniques as a gentle ‘way-in’ to speak about important but difficult subjects. Co-producing unique textiles and prints with a group of people not only creates a sense of solidarity between participants\, but also fosters conversations which might otherwise struggle to emerge.  \nDate\nBotanical Print Workshop \n5th August\, 1pm – 3pm \nCastle Semple Visitors Centre \n  \nThis event is free\, but ticketed. Click here to book. \n  \nOther ReMode workshops as part of Cycle Arts Festival 2022: \nBotanical Stitch Workshop \n1st August\, 1pm – 3pm \nElderslie Greenspace \nNatural Dyes Workshop \n3rd August\, 1pm – 3pm \nAlexander Wilson Memorial\, Paisley Cart Park by the Mill \nBlock Print Workshop \n7th August\, 1pm – 3pm \nLocation TBC
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/remode-workshop-botanical-prints/
LOCATION:Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, PA12 4EA
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220805T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220805T190000
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SUMMARY:Bikepacking Demonstration
DESCRIPTION:Session Coordinator\nAlasdair Brady \nIntro\nEver fancied going on longer come longer trips by bike? Perhaps even a pedal-powered camping trip? This demonstration will be your perfect chance to check out what kind of kit you’ll need for long-distance and overnight camping trips\, with resident expert Alasdair on hand to answer all your queries. \nExtra Info\nThis demonstration will cover tents\, sleeping equipment\, bike packing bags\, clothing\, food and cooking equipment. You can drop in any time to check out equipment and chat with Alasdair about his experiences bikepacking in the past. \nDate/Location\n5th August\, time TBC\, location TBC
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/bikepacking-demonstration/
LOCATION:Morrisons Johnstone Car Park\, Napier Street\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 8SF\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Gardening Workshop & Nature walk
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nA Forest: an eclectic programme of music\, performance\, workshops around ideas of changing landscape happening at Courtshaw Hill throughout the duration of Cycle Arts Festival. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n\nWildlife Gardening Workshop & Nature walk with Froglife  \nFroglife is coming to celebrate the National Cycle Path Network and the wonderful wildlife you can find alongside its pathways. At Courtshaw Hill we will be hosting a Wildlife Gardening Workshop to share skills for wildlife gardening through the creation of wildlife friendly model gardens and learn about amphibians and reptiles along the way with our staff (complete with amphibian and reptile models!). We will then undertake a nature walk together to explore the site and find local wildlife. This event is family friendly and you’ll be able to pick up free guides for native amphibians and reptiles as well as our Natterchat magazine and our handy guide to creating ponds at the end.  \n  \nAbout Froglife \nFroglife are a national amphibian and reptile conservation charity whose vision is a world in which amphibians and reptiles are flourishing as part of healthy ecosystems. In Renfrewshire we deliver the Scottish Green Pathways project\, working with vulnerable and disadvantaged young people aged 8 to 18 (or up to age 25 if they have additional support needs) and the Green Pathways For Life – Glasgow & Renfrewshire project working with people living with dementia to improve local greenspaces for wildlife\, especially amphibians and reptiles\, through practical conservation projects with these groups. Activities can include anything from nature walks to pond dipping to creating a new pond in a local greenspace. Find out more here: Renfrewshire Living Water (froglife.org)  \n\n  \nDate/Location\nSaturday 6th August\, 11am – 1pm at Courtshaw Hill \nCourtshaw Hill Viewpoint is located in quite an exposed location with a short but steep climb to the top along a dedicated footpath.   \nPlease wear clothing suitable for the weather conditions on the day\, including suitable footwear for moderate hill climbing and waterproofs in case of rain. For longer events there will be seating available but please be aware that it will be allocated on a first come first served basis. The nearest toilet facilities are located at Castle Semple Visitor centre\, so please bear this in mind when attending events.  \n  \nBook your free tickets here
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/temple-events-gardening-workshop-nature-walk/
LOCATION:Courtshaw Hill\, Blackditch Burn\, Lochwinnoch\, Scotland\, PA12 4EA\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Guided Bike Ride from Johnstone
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nTake a trip along the festival route with trained bike ride leaders. Each ride will stop along the various exhibitions and interesting points along the route. \nExtra Info\nTrained Bike ride leaders will guide the group along the cycle route\, beginning and ending at a designated point on the path between Paisley and Lochwinnoch. \nYou’ll require your own bike to take part in these cycle rides. Please check that your bike is in good working condition before coming along for the ride. You are welcome along to the ‘Dr Bike’ bicycle repair pop-up on Monday 1st during the festival opening event\, if your bike needs some TLC. \nLed Rides: Led bike rides along the cycle paths\, open to all. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n\nThis event is free\, but ticketed. Click here to book.\n\nDate/Location\n6th\, 11am – 1pm\, starting and finishing at Morrisons Johnstone
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/guided-bike-ride-from-johnstone/
LOCATION:Morrisons Johnstone Car Park\, Napier Street\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 8SF\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Clouture Exhibition & Talk at Lochwinnoch
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nGillian Steel \nIntro\nClouture presents a research project in progress that spotlights the potential for Scottish communities to challenge existing environmentally damaging clothing industry models\, by conjuring locally appropriate future solutions. Ones that draw from local experiences\, cultures\, folklores\, knowledge\, and skills\, using locally grown plants and fibres to meet clothing needs. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \nExtra Detail\n‘Clouture’: (A made-up word derived from ‘cloot’ – a Scots word for clothing mashed with ‘couture’ referring to the business of designing\, making\, selling fashionable custom-made clothing\, and usually associated with exotic places\, exclusivity\, and limited access.) This work has been based in two Scottish communities with a history of textile manufacturing – one on the island of Tiree and the other within the diverse community of craftivists and makers at ReMode in Paisley. For Renfrewshire’s Cycle Arts Festival the research in-progress including prototypes from both sites will be presented as a popup exhibition on the cycle path (location tbc). The artist will also give talks and lead walks where participants will gather and do some creative experimenting\, at hands-on workshops\, with locally grown ‘unlikely’ fibres. The research has been funded by Creative Futures at Glasgow School of Art and the Cloture happening as a part of the Renfrewshire Cycle Arts Festival with the financial support of One Ren. Many thanks to the residents of Tiree\, the wonderful makers at ReMode\, Niki Taylor\, Keng Keng Watt and Muriel Ann at One Ren for her support and encouragement in sharing and developing this project with an audience via CAF. \n  \nClick here to book tickets to the artist’s talk \n  \nDate/Location\n6th August\, 11am – 4pm exhibition 12pm – 2pm artist’s talk \nLochwinnoch Community Garden
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/clouture-exhibition-tallk-at-lochwinnoch/
LOCATION:Lochwinnoch Community Garden\, Lochwinnoch Community Garden\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Eco Screen at Castle Semple
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nKevin Cameron \n\nIntro\nThe Eco Screen offers outdoor screenings of a curated programme of current short environmental films from within the forest. Courtshaw Hill and the rhododendron maze offers a unique environment for this mini outdoor screen. The small screenings are beneath a canopy of rhododendrons allowing us to take time to reflect on the remarkable Parkhill woods and current global environmental issues. \n\nExtra Info\nThe curated short film programme offers an eclectic mix of short films from Scottish and International film makers including award winning animation. The Short films are between 5 and 14 min long and are presented running on a loop. \n  \nList of films:\nMrs Pia by Pachedu and Kevin Cameron\, 4min 16sec\, 2022\, Scotland  \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Mrs Pia by Pachedu and Kevin Cameron\,\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Mrs Pia by Pachedu and Kevin Cameron\,\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Mrs Pia by Pachedu and Kevin Cameron\,\n            \n Mrs Pia is an excerpt from a longer film\, Paisley Pioneers\, about migration in and out of Renfrewshire. In this clip\, Lochwinnoch’s own Mrs Pia\, who can still be found behind the counter of La Dolce Vite\, tells of how she came to Scotland from Italy in the 1960’s\, when still a teenager. Mrs Pia speaks of the struggles of many Italians who came here for a better life\,  who went onto to become central to our communities.  \n\nLaymun  by Catherine Prouse and Hannah Quinn\, 2018\, 5min\, UK  \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Laymun  by Catherine Prouse and Hannah Quinn\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Laymun  by Catherine Prouse and Hannah Quinn\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Laymun  by Catherine Prouse and Hannah Quinn\n            \nMany of the migrants to Renfrewshire come from sites of conflict including Ukraine and Syria\, Laymun  is an Award Winning stop motion\, paper cut animation based in a war torn Middle Eastern city\, where a woman fights violence and desolation with gardening.  \n\nThe Art of Weaving by Jeremy Seifert\,Global Oneness\, 11 min\, USA  \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        The Art of Weaving by Jeremy Seifert\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        The Art of Weaving by Jeremy Seifert\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        The Art of Weaving by Jeremy Seifert\n            \nHistorically the Apalachian mountains in America are where many people leaving Scotland found themselves. The Art of Weaving is an inspiring documentary about the life and work of Jessica Green\, an innovative weaver and homesteader who lives in the Sandy Mush Community of Western North Carolina. This region of Appalachia is known for its deeply rooted traditions of weaving and artisanship.   \n\nBlack Pete by Pachedu and Kevin Cameron\,  6min\, 2022 Scotland \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        'Black Pete' by Pachedu and Kevin Cameron\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        'Black Pete' by Pachedu and Kevin Cameron\n            \n Textiles have been central to the history of Paisley. Peter Burnett was an African American in 18th Century Paisley who was one of the town’s most successful weavers. Black Pete is another clip from Paisley Pioneers\, telling the eponymous story of this successful entrepreneur and what his story reveals about the multi-ethnic history of Scotland.   \n\nStealing Our Future by ReMode Scotland. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Stealing Our Future by ReMode Scotland\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Stealing Our Future by ReMode Scotland\n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        Stealing Our Future by ReMode Scotland\n            \nReMode\, is a venture in Paisley that started in Lochwinnoch. ReMode builds on the areas’ success in textiles by rethinking how they can be produced and consumed sustainably. ReMode’s education programme also features filmmaking opportunities. Stealing Our Future\, is an award winning short animation by P7 pupils at Herriot PS that features a speech made to the UN by Greta Thurnberg.   \n\n  \nDates & times\nSaturday 6th August 2022\, 2pm – 5pm & Sunday 7th August 2022\, 2pm – 5pm \n\nLocation:\nThe Maze at Parkhill Woods\, Castle Semple Country Park. \nCourtshaw Hill Viewpoint is located in quite an exposed location with a short but steep climb to the top along a dedicated footpath.   \nPlease wear clothing suitable for the weather conditions on the day\, including suitable footwear for moderate hill climbing and waterproofs in case of rain. For longer events there will be seating available but please be aware that it will be allocated on a first come first served basis. The nearest toilet facilities are located at Castle Semple Visitor centre\, so please bear this in mind when attending events.  \n  \nThis event is free\, with no ticket required \nSimply come along on the day
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/eco-screen/2022-08-06/
LOCATION:The Maze at Courtshaw Hill\, Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, Glasgow\, Scotland\, PA12 4HR\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Women's Guided Bike Ride with Women On Wheels
DESCRIPTION:Intro\nTake a trip along the festival route with trained bike ride leaders. Each ride will stop along the various exhibitions and interesting points along the route. \n\nExtra Info\nTrained Bike ride leaders will guide the group along the cycle route\, beginning and ending at a designated point on the path between Paisley and Lochwinnoch. \nYou’ll require your own bike to take part in these cycle rides. Please check that your bike is in good working condition before coming along for the ride. You are welcome along to the ‘Dr Bike’ bicycle repair pop-up on Monday 1st during the festival opening event\, if your bike needs some TLC. \nWomen On Wheels Led Ride: Women on Wheels (SCIO) is a Glasgow based community cycling hub for women. A service designed and led by women\, we deliver a range of cycling activities to get women back on a bike or onto a bike for the very first time. This led ride as part of Cycle Arts Festival is open to women and children. \n\nDate/Location\nSunday 7th August\, 12pm – 2pm\, starting and ending outside Telfords Pub on the cycle path. \nPlease arrive 10 minutes before the ride’s start time. \n  \nThis event is free\, but ticketed\nClick here to book
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/led-cycle-rides/
LOCATION:Telfords Pub\, Renfrewshire\, PA1 2HF
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SUMMARY:ReMode Workshop: Block Printing
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nReMode: Keng Keng Watt \nIntro\nChoose from a range of exciting crafts workshops that incorporate natural elements with a range of techniques to create beautiful\, unique and eco-savvy creations. \n\n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \n            \n                 \n                        \n                            \n                        \n            \nExtra Detail\nBlock Printing Workshop with Keng Keng Watt \nCreate washable fabric pieces using relief block print techniques and flowers\, plants and leaves as inspiration to create prints and patterns. Please wear suitable clothing for the weather conditions on the day\, for the printing and natural dye workshop please wear old clothes or bring an apron.   \nAbout the Artist/Facilitator \nKeng Keng is a community activist and experimental milliner based in Glasgow. She has been involved with various community-based racial\, environmental\, and social justice movements around Scotland and in London. Running arts workshops has been a key element of her work in recent years – She mainly makes banners\, using screen-printing and block-printing techniques as a gentle ‘way-in’ to speak about important but difficult subjects. Co-producing unique textiles and prints with a group of people not only creates a sense of solidarity between participants\, but also fosters conversations which might otherwise struggle to emerge.  \nDate\, time & location\n7th August\, 1pm – 3pm at Morrisons Johnstone Carpark \n  \nThis event is free\, but ticketed\nClick here to book\n  \nOther ReMode workshops as part of Cycle Arts Festival 2022: \nBotanical Stitch Workshop \n1st August\, 1pm – 3pm \nElderslie Greenspace \nNatural Dyes Workshop \n3rd August\, 1pm – 3pm \nAlexander Wilson Memorial\, Paisley Cart Park by the Mill
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/remode-workshop-block-printing/
LOCATION:Morrisons Johnstone Car Park\, Napier Street\, Johnstone\, Scotland\, PA5 8SF\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Eco Screen at Castle Semple
DESCRIPTION:Artist\nKevin Cameron \nIntro\nThe Eco Screen offers outdoor screenings of a curated programme of current short environmental films from within the forest. Parkhill woods and the rhododendron maze offers a unique environment for this mini outdoor screen. The small screenings are beneath a canopy of rhododendrons allowing us to take time to reflect on the remarkable Parkhill woods and current global environmental issues. \nExtra Info\nThe curated short film programme offers an eclectic mix of short films from Scottish and International film makers including award winning animation. The Short films are between 5 and 14 min long and are presented running on a loop. \nDates & times\nSaturday 6th August 2022\, 2pm – 5pm & Sunday 7th August 2022\, 2pm – 5pm \nLocation: \nThe Maze at Parkhill Woods\, Castle Semple Country Park. \nPlease wear clothing suitable for the weather conditions on the day\, including suitable footwear for muddy forest paths. \n  \nThis event is free\, with no ticket required\nSimply come along on the day\n 
URL:https://cycleartsrenfrewshire.co.uk/event/eco-screen-2022-08-07/
LOCATION:The Maze at Courtshaw Hill\, Castle Semple Visitors Centre\, Glasgow\, Scotland\, PA12 4HR\, United Kingdom
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