HippFest Launches 2019 programme
Tickets for the 9th Hippodrome Silent Film Festival, held at Scotland’s oldest purpose-built cinema in Bo’ness, are now on sale.
Work in progress on Falkirk’s Great Place project
Following a successful bid for the largest Heritage Lottery Fund Great Place grant awarded in Scotland, planning is moving ahead on the Falkirk Great Place scheme with the hiring of Project Coordinator, Helen Rashad, who is now in post.
Bo’ness and the Birth of the Industrial Revolution
Falkirk celebrates the local birthplace of one of the most important inventions in technological history.
Opportunity for 16-26 year olds
Do you love film and live music? Are you interested in developing your writing, presentation and photography skills? Hippodrome Silent Film Festival / Hippodrome Cinema are looking for Young Reviewers to attend and write about HippFest 2019.
HippFest 2019 Opening Film Announced
• Rare screening of ROB ROY (1922) to open HippFest on Wed 20 March • Tickets on sale from 12 noon on Friday 30 November • HippFest 2019 runs from Wed 20 to Sun 24 March 2019
Three Libraries. One app. All Free with your library membership.
From November 1st library members will be able to access audiobooks, magazines and eBooks from their mobile device, all in one handy app.
Falkirk Archives maintains accredited status
As the first archive in Scotland to be granted accredited status in 2014, Falkirk Archives is delighted to have retained its accredited status following a review carried out in June by members of the National Records of Scotland and the Scottish Council on Archives.
There’s a crime spree at Falkirk Library this autumn!
We are thrilled to welcome four of the UKs bestselling crime and thriller writers to our libraries this September and October. Tickets for all these events are available online and in person from Falkirk Library.
Big Lottery Funding boosts Camelon Community Sport Hub
Plans to increase sporting and physical activity opportunities for people in Camelon have been enhanced by a National Lottery cash injection of £248,670 for Camelon Community Sport Hub, a project which Falkirk Community Trust are delighted to be supporting the local community to realise.
