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Filipa Portela and Gregor Forbes welcome you to a Mediterranean Evening of songs, and piano pieces connected with the South of France and Portugal.

Tickets  (£16, U26 £6, children free at: Linlithgow Arts Guild – Filipa Portela and Gregor Forbes

Programme: “A Mediterranean Evening” 

Songs:

Delibes: Filles de Cadiz 

Debussy: Fêtes Galantes, Set 1 

Solo piano: 

Debussy: La sérénade interrompue (Préludes Bk. 1) 

Debussy: La Terrasse des audiences du clair de lune (Préludes Bk. 2) 

Songs

Toldrà: Seis Canciones 

Solo piano: 

Debussy: La Puerta del Vino (Préludes Book 2) 

Mendoza: Nana 

Ravel: Vocalize en forme de Habanera De Falla: 

Songs:

Siete canciones populares españolas 

Montsalvatge: Canción de cuna para dormir un negrito

Filipa Portela, Portuguese soprano, born in Avis, completed her studies in 2018. She began her training at the University of Aveiro under the tutelage of Isabel Alcobia and completed her degree and master’s degree at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland under the tutelage of Helen Lawson. In July 2017 she won 1st prize at the 19th Estoril Interpretation Competition and the Public Prize ex-aequo. Since then she has performed solo in several festivals, Cistermúsica, Festoril, Póvoa do Varzim International Classical Music Festival and the Festival ao Largo, she has participated in concerts, as a soloist, with the Chamber Orchestra of Cascais and Oeiras and the Philharmonia Orchestra of Beiras

Gregor Forbes (b. 1993 in Edinburgh, Scotland) is a pianist and composer based in Leipzig, Germany. Gregor plays piano in the avant-garde jazz group Altered Forms Trio, and is pianist and composer for Routine Investigation Ensemble. Since 2014, Gregor has been the Artistic Director of Glasgow Experimental Music Series. Since 2021, he has been the Musical Director of the interview-concert series Neues bei Grieg at the Edvard Grieg Begegnungsstätte, Leipzig, working with composer Bernd Franke. In 2019, Gregor was the inaugural recipient of the scholarship and residency of the Hanns Eisler Haus, Leipzig, culminating in the premiere of a large-scale new work, Dissonance of Emancipation, at the Gewandhaus Musica Nova series with Ensemble Avant Garde. Gregor is mentored in composition by Antoine Beu.

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Visit West Lothian Citizens Advice Bureau for support and advice on a number of different topics. Whether you need advice about your money situation, want to make a complaint about faulty goods, or would like to talk to someone about tax credits, we’re here to give you clarity and a positive way to move forward.

CAB West Lothian will be at the EH49 Hub (old library) on Linlithgow High Street from 10am-1pm every second Monday. There is no need to make an appointment – just drop in.

For more information call the CAB directly on 01506 432977

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

OPAL provides two walking groups in Linlithgow and Bathgate that meet fortnightly for hour-long walks in each area.

The groups aim to be inclusive for as wide a range of abilities as possible, and volunteers will be there to provide assistance.

New walks will be chosen by group members as the sessions progress, so this is your chance to show others your favourite routes and places of local interest. Although the group is primarily intended to support those in the local area age 60+, all ages are welcome to join.

We can’t wait to welcome you to our Linlithgow or Bathgate group!

If you’d like further information

Please contact us at opal@cyrenians.scot or call: 01506 815 815

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

Join me on my Christmas workshop where each person will recieve a Christmas pack to personalise that includes an A5 card, a bauble and a gift tag. There will be plenty of ribbon and materials to decorate and I will be there to help you with the ideas and lettering.
There will be mince pies (I love a good mince pie) and plenty of snacks to fuel us for the two hours and I will ensure you leave adequately festive!

The workshop will cost £40 and all materials will be provided.

I hope to see you there!

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Visit West Lothian Citizens Advice Bureau for support and advice on a number of different topics. Whether you need advice about your money situation, want to make a complaint about faulty goods, or would like to talk to someone about tax credits, we’re here to give you clarity and a positive way to move forward.

CAB West Lothian will be at the EH49 Hub (old library) on Linlithgow High Street from 10am-1pm every second Monday. There is no need to make an appointment – just drop in.

For more information call the CAB directly on 01506 432977

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

OPAL provides two walking groups in Linlithgow and Bathgate that meet fortnightly for hour-long walks in each area.

The groups aim to be inclusive for as wide a range of abilities as possible, and volunteers will be there to provide assistance.

New walks will be chosen by group members as the sessions progress, so this is your chance to show others your favourite routes and places of local interest. Although the group is primarily intended to support those in the local area age 60+, all ages are welcome to join.

We can’t wait to welcome you to our Linlithgow or Bathgate group!

If you’d like further information

Please contact us at opal@cyrenians.scot or call: 01506 815 815

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Visit West Lothian Citizens Advice Bureau for support and advice on a number of different topics. Whether you need advice about your money situation, want to make a complaint about faulty goods, or would like to talk to someone about tax credits, we’re here to give you clarity and a positive way to move forward.

CAB West Lothian will be at the EH49 Hub (old library) on Linlithgow High Street from 10am-1pm every second Monday. There is no need to make an appointment – just drop in.

For more information call the CAB directly on 01506 432977

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

OPAL provides two walking groups in Linlithgow and Bathgate that meet fortnightly for hour-long walks in each area.

The groups aim to be inclusive for as wide a range of abilities as possible, and volunteers will be there to provide assistance.

New walks will be chosen by group members as the sessions progress, so this is your chance to show others your favourite routes and places of local interest. Although the group is primarily intended to support those in the local area age 60+, all ages are welcome to join.

We can’t wait to welcome you to our Linlithgow or Bathgate group!

If you’d like further information

Please contact us at opal@cyrenians.scot or call: 01506 815 815

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.

Have you some spare time? Are you looking for something to do? Be part of the conversation to have some regular activities locally. It’s all about what you decide. Aligned with the Men’s Shed movement, Linlithgow Shed is open to all.

What is the Linlithgow Shed?

The Shed is a workshop and social space, a space to work and relax, pursue hobbies and pastimes, share skills, get out of the house for a while and get practical help with your projects

You can repair or make things, or just drop in a for a cuppa and a chat – Sheds are informal.

You will find guys having a laugh and working on various projects, in between frequent tea breaks.

There are no set activities, because it really depends on who is coming along and what their interests are.

Examples could be a game of cards, model making, a bit of woodwork in our small workshop, repairing tools or help out with community projects but the list is endless.

People can work on their own projects or together with others. As workspace is limited, the workbench and tools are available in two sessions: 9-11am and 11am-1pm.

We look forward to meeting you!

Find out more about Sheds at the Scottish Mens Shed Association Home – Scottish Men’s Sheds Association (scottishmsa.org.uk)

Are you planning a DIY or gardening project? Need new tools? Don’t buy them – borrow them! The Linlithgow Tool Library can help you save money with our impressive inventory of items.

We have over 200 tools, such as garden shredders, strimmers, leaf blowers, hedge cutters, reciprocal saws, power drills, angle & bench grinders, routers, jigsaws, DIY toolsets, and much more. We also have a selection of other craft and lifestyle items such as sewing machines, food blenders and an apple press!

Tool Libraries are an excellent way of helping to reduce resource use and save money by borrowing rather than buying. If you have an interest in tool maintenance and DIY then please get in touch at tools@trust-linlithgow.org.uk or visit the EH49 Hub at 6-7 The Vennel, Linlithgow, EH49 7EX

Sessions are on Mondays from 10.30am-12.30pm, Tuesdays from 5pm-7pm and Fridays from 10.30-12.30pm (No appointment required)

Get more information on the Linlithgow Tool Library by clicking to register below.