We welcome Dylan Lombard to our town .A selection of Dylan’s photos from in and around Kirkcudbright during his residency in April and May of this year are on display.
Artist Richard Brinley opens his exhibition of his Rock Poster exhibition
Alastair McIntosh in conversation with Laura Moodie
Naomi Johnson in conversation with Danny Alderslowe
James Robertson is in conversation with Karen Campbell
Adam Boulton and Gerry Hassan with Rosie Ilett
Top comedy Magic show straight from the Cruise ships and beyond.
Scottish Ensemble is a professional string orchestra based in Glasgow, Scotland and led by Artistic Director and violinist Jonathan Morton
SOLD OUT A raucous sell-out night of comedy and spoken word from some of the best women comics and poets on the circuit. 18+
Alan Bissett is back to take you on a journey with his much loved Moira Monologues
This year sees the tricentenary of the Galloway Levellers’ revolt. Local historian John Leopold honours this important story.
Kirkcudbright Galleries play host to a month long exhibition from Dylan Lombard. Dylan Lombard is 20 years old and lives in Shawlands, Glasgow.
3 street food vendors serving from 10am – 7pm along with a fully stocked bar
Bring your broken or outmoded items along to Eco-Art’s Repair Shop & let our friendly repairers give new life to old things.
Dumfries and Galloway is famous for its poetic imagination, and a generation of rising voices is emerging with new perspectives and thoughts
Live bands from 12 noon – 5pm
SOLD OUT Hear legendary commentator and academic Professor John Curtice in conversation with Adam Boulton
Come and enjoy, take part or just walk round an amazing display of locally grown flowers, plants and vegetables
The setting and history of Kirkcudbright or St Cuthbert’s kirkyard makes it well worth seeking out and is the site of the most southerly Viking burials in Scotland.
The man who called Theresa May ‘Maybot’ aims to make us laugh rather than cry about the state of the UK as he entertains you in conversation with Joyce McMillan.
A year on a remote set of desert Islands, a story worth hearing with June Nelson
Scottish journalist Jen Stout decided to move immediately from Moscow to a border post in Romania where she could assess the cost and scale of Russian aggression.
A trip through the decades of British Comedy in film, on Tv and the radio with David Stubbs
Neal Ascherson has been one of the most influential writers and observers of Scotland, the UK and Europe since the 1960s
SOLD OUT Who can resist Elvis? And who can resist a classic Elvis act? ‘Viva Elvis, Viva Kirkcudbright’
A mix of music, comedy and chat with a late license until 1am
There’ll be a car boot sale in the Harbour square on Sunday from 10am
3 fast food traders and a fully stocked bar in the Soaparie gardens
Stephen Rutt, writer and naturalist, is gaining increasing accolades for his books on nature and the environment
The Kirkcudbright town walk offers a guided tour of the historic centre of the medieval port and burgh, granted a royal charter in 1455.
Ken McNab, one of the foremost Beatleologists in the world and author of numerous books on the band, talks about what it was like then and why it still matters.
Kirkcudbright Galleries play host to a month long exhibition from Dylan Lombard. Dylan Lombard is 20 years old and lives in Shawlands, Glasgow.
Live bands from 12 to 5 pm
Richard Blair, Orwell’s only child, gives candid insights into what he was like as a man and a father, in conversation with Doug Gay.
The Kirkcudbright town walk offers a guided tour of the historic centre of the medieval port and burgh, granted a royal charter in 1455.
The setting and history of Kirkcudbright or St Cuthbert’s kirkyard makes it well worth seeking out and is the site of the most southerly Viking burials in Scotland.
The UK has undergone huge change. But what kind of change and can it succeed in rising to the challenges the UK faces? Join Will Hutton
Julie NcNeil and Rose Reilly in conversation Until 1974 women’s football was banned in Scotland, repressing young women and girls who wanted to play the beautiful game.
Comedian Mike McAlpine takes on a hilarious journey of his 30+ years as an Elvis Tribute
The power of arts and culture is recognised the world over; no more so than in D&G and across Scotland. Yet what is the state of arts and culture in the region and nationally?
A one off talk and tour with Dark Art distiller Gerard Macluskey and founder Andrew Clark Hutchison
Join parents and pupils of Kirkcudbright Academy for a Michaelmas Ceilidh
