Fox Star, Community Arts Festival, Kelvingrove Bandstand 24 – 26 Jul 2015
Kelvingrove Bandstand and Ampitheatre, Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow, G3 7LH
Friday 24, Saturday 25 an Sunday 26 July, 2015
A weekend of music, spoken word, visual art and kids activities galore. For all generations – bring the kids and grandparents.
Entry free.
Fox Star Festival is a non-profit, family friendly event organised by in partnership with Friends of the River Kelvin, Glasgow Life and the Building Preservation Trust to promote outdoor performances commonplace in other European cities.
A whole weekend of glorious music kicks off on Friday evening with Sing me a New Song, a night celebrating the joy of choir singing and showcasing a new commission from Voicebeat Choir.
On Saturday and Sunday performers include Justin Currie, JP Berrie Band, The Starry Skies, Mossa Funk Club, Duglas T Stewart, Monica Queen, Attic Lights, McClusky Brothers, Capone and the Bullets, Acoustic Butterfly, Helen Reeves Band, Sweetheart Review, Easy Tiger, Daniel McGeever, Norrie McCulloch and Stephen Duguid.
The event also features spoken word, visual art, kids activities and lots more.
Sponsored by Mother India and La Favorita.
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