Paisley Book Festival: Opening Night: Radical Renfrewshire
Paisley Arts Centre – Theatre GA – Feb. 20, 2020, 7 p.m.
7pm-9pm
£10/£6+bkg fee
Fabulous line up for opening night of Paisley Book Festival 2020, where you’ll be treated to an exclusive reading from Scottish radicalism expert Maggie Craig, poetry from Renfrewshire born Jim Carruth, and music from Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Heir of the Cursed.
You’ll also find out what’s in store in Paisley Book Festival.
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