Fox Star Music and Arts Festival 24 and 25 September, 2016
Kelvingrove Bandstand, Kelvin Way, Glasgow G3
****A foxtacular free weekend of fun****
Saturday 24 September – 12noon – 10pm
Sunday 25 September – 12noon – 9.30pm
Free and unticketed – drop-in
Line Up for Saturday 24th September
Starts 12noon – 10pm
Tai Chi – Open Session
Tron Community Choir
Nice and Sleazy Acoustic Acts
Gerry Lyons
St Johns Ambiance
Thi Wurd
Gracious Losers
Ciara MacLaverty
Spangled Cabaret
100 Fables
Thi Wurd
The Starry Skies
Sonnet Youth
Eugene Kelly
Teen Canteen
Sonnet Youth
BMX Bandits
Berrie Big Band
DJ’s
Line Up For Sunday 25
12noon – 9.30pm
Over 60’s Orchestra
Brass Aye
East Glasgow Concert Band
Nice & Sleazy Acoustic Acts
Louise Ward Kid’s Singalong
Zoe Strachan
New Rythmms Glasgow
Jim Carruth
James Edwin & BB
Sonnet Youth
Mosa Funk Club
Rare Grove Band
Tenement & Temple
A New International
Alan Brown Blues Band
DJ’s
Children’s Art Workshops with the Friends of the River Kelvin
Tai Chi warm up for everyone led by Larry Butler
Jim Carruth, Glasgow’s Poet Laureate
Food & Drink
Plus much more!
We would like to thank Glasgow Life, Mother India’s Cafe and Nice n Sleazy for their sponsorship and support of the Festival.
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