FAIL BETTER goes Doune the Rabbit Hole! Thursday 13 August, 2015 – 8 p.m. McChuills

FAIL BETTER goes Doune the Rabbit Hole!
Thursday 13 August, 2015 – 8 p.m.
McChuills Glasgow
On the 21st – 23rd of August amidst the glorious ancient oak trees of the Cardross Estate the yearly phenomenon of DOUNE THE RABBIT HOLE festival takes place. Fail Better will be on all weekend in the Casa Caliente tent (blankets, cushions and a wee firestove to warm yer tootsies). Full line up and info here: http://dounetherabbithole.co.uk/
Tonight, we bring you a few highlights and teasers fae the main stages and spoken word line up. We’ll also be raffling off TWO WEEKEND TICKETS. You lucky people.
we have the infamous THE GIROBABIES headlining
****from the Fail Better stage in the spoken word tent****
BY JOVE THEATRE
JIM MCATEER
DAN POULTON from Different Skies
ANDREW MACKENZIE
ERIN FRIEL
GENESEE
KATY HASTIE
aaaaaaand the unmissable BELLY DANCERS of Doune the Rabbit Hole.
McChuills Glasgow
40 High Street, GlasgowG1 1NL
This section: Books, Talks, Poetry and Creative Writing Events, Gig Guide plus Club Events
Related Pages
- The Two Roberts – An Evening With Damian Barr
- The Best of Bublé at Cottiers
- Siskin Green – Living in the Echo at Cottiers
- Bad Co – The Legacy at Cottiers
- Women Who Built Scotland – Talk
- Ross Wilcock Poetry Workshop at Byres Road Book Festival
- Byres Road Book Festival 2026
- Dave Arcari with special guest Andres Roots at The Glad Cafe
- The Carlton Jugband at The Beechings
- Dirty Harry at Cottiers
- ARC Conversations: Different by Design – Rethinking Treatment Discovery
- Young Musicians Fundraiser – celebrating the life of Hamish Imlach
- Starla Records presents The Laynes, I Feel Love
- Will Wilson Photography Exhibition – Artist’s Talk, Clydebank Town Hall
- Govan Book Festival – In Conversation with Alan Dimmick
- Doors Open Days: Old Kilpatrick Graveyard Walk and Talk
- Launch of Books by Lesley Benzie and Graham Fulton
- Ann MacKinnon, Scottish Writers Centre
- Scene and Heard: Glasgow Southside’s Music History
- Govanhill Book Festival 2026
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.