Wednesday 14 June

	10.30am Partick Library. Dumbarton Rd Schools Programme - Glasgow City Libraries present Diana Hendry.
	Whitbread prize-winning author Diana Hendry introduces us to her brilliant new novel "Harvey Angell Beats Time". An inspiring session with a highly acclaimed novelist and poet. P5 - P7. (See Mon 12 for details)

	1.30pm Gilmorehill G12, 9 University Ave Schools Programme - Diana Hendry
	Whitbread prize-winning author Diana Hendry introduces us to her brilliant new novel "Harvey Angell Beats Time". An inspiring session with a highly acclaimed novelist and poet. P5 - P7. (See Mon 12 for details)

	7.30pm Mitchell Theatre, Granville St £5 tel:287 5511 Gàidheil 2000 - Gaelic Comedy Drama
	Gaelic Comedy at its best featuring the Glasgow Lewis & Harris Players and the Edinburgh Gaelic Drama Group. The former have put together a special Millennium production of their much loved 'Oidhche Challain' show and the latter have given a Year 2000 makeover to a very entertaining play they performed some years ago, 'Canain na Cowboys'.

	7.30 pm Theatre @ G12 £8 (£5) at Gilmorehill G12 9 University Ave 330 5522 Oleanna presented by The London Classic Theatre Company
	(See Mon 12 for details)

	8pm Cottier Theatre £7 (£5) Tel: 287 5511 Ivan Drever and Duncan Chisholm
	Ex-Wolfstone frontmen Ivan and Duncan have formed a dynamic duo of guitar and fiddle with a wide variety of songs and tunes. One of the strongest acts on the Scottish folk scene at this time. Last seen in Glasgow at Celtic Connections.

	Ashton Lane Events
	Brel 9pm Santiago Free Salsa mayhem with DJ's Marcelo and Manuel Cul-de-Sac 9pm Cul-de-Sac DJ's [Free] Jinty McGuinty's 9pm Big George

	Wed 14 9.00 pm free at The Living Room, 5 Byres Rd Jengaheads
	The now legendary night with the Jengaheads DJ's.

Wed 14 9.30pm £5 (£2.50) in advance from John Smiths, Byres Rd 334 2769 Titus Andronicus, Flexible Deadlock, Botanic Gardens

Flexible Deadlock follow up the runaway success of last year's "Love Labour's Lost" with another Shakespeare in the Gardens promenade production. This year, however, we move from light comedy to one of Shakespeare's bloodiest tragedies - complete with live dismembering of bodies! The show begins at dusk and continues into darkness, as the Botanics become a realm of nocturnal horrors. Keep your security blankets clutched tight!

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