Together We Thrive: A Celebration of Community & Culture

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The Tolbooth
Jail Wynd, Stirling, FK8 1DE
Free

Access to the building is either via Broad Street or via St. John Street. The ground outside the venue at the St. John Street side has a few cobblestones at the road, but then on the ramp it is smooth stone. It is smooth stone from the Broad Street side.

The main entrance is via steps with a handrail at the front of the building. Step-free access is via a gentle ramp beside the steps at either side of the streets. It is an automatic sliding door for access to the building during venue opening hours.

There is a standard lift which provides level access to all floors in the building.

Music/Dance/Theatre Storytelling/Poetry/Spoken Word Visual Art

Join us for a vibrant and inspiring daytime Refugee Week celebration at the Tolbooth in Stirling on Saturday, 13th June.

This special event brings together an extraordinary lineup of artists and performers from across the world.

First, published Ukrainian poet Anna Yanenko will perform a selection of her moving and beautifully crafted poetry.

Yemeni artist Shatha Altowai will showcase her powerful and captivating artwork, offering a unique visual journey through her experiences and creativity. Accompanying the talk will be the rich and soulful sounds of talented pianist Saber Bamatraf.

We are also delighted to welcome the Glasgow-based collective Musicians in Exile, who will present an uplifting performance featuring music from a diverse range of cultures and countries.

Join us during the day to celebrate culture, creativity, and community, and be part of an event that highlights the voices and talents of artists with refugee backgrounds.

Supported by Scottish Refugee Council through the Refugee Festival Scotland’s Small Grants Programme