David Mowle on piano (followed by AGM). David is a retired consultant neurosurgeon and an accomplished pianist. He will be playing works by Scarlatti, Schumann and Beethoven. His 45 minute concert will be followed by CML!F’s AGM – you can stay for the meeting, but it is perfectly acceptable to leave after the music.
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Blue Rose Code
We are excited to announce that songwriter Ross Wilson, aka Blue Rose Code, will be playing here in August! He writes straight from, and to, the heart and his songs address universal themes of love, loss, travel, home, accepting the past and embracing the future in a deeply personal way. They are variously painted with the vibrant colours of folk, Americana, jazz, country, soul, pop and, increasingly, Celtic traditions; an eclecticism that has seen him compared to John Martyn, Van Morrison and Tom Waits, amongst others.
Tickets are available from Blue Rose Code – Scotland on Tour
Falkirk Foodbank Collection
We are a Partnering Church of Falkirk Foodbank and collect food for them on the first Sunday of every month.
Items needed most this month are tins of beans, soup and spaghetti, tins of vegetables, meat and fish, cartons of U.H.T. milk, long life fruit juice and toothbrushes.
Brownbear
We are excited to announce that we are hosting Brownbear in Falkirk Trinity! This event is in association with Afterglow Music and Scotland on Tour.
Hailing from Ayrshire, in just a few years Brownbear have taken themselves from a band tipped to do big things to selling out headline shows, sharing the stage with the likes of The Libertines, The View, Reverend & The Makers and Michael Kiwanuka.
With their debut album ‘What is Home?’ and a string of sold out headline shows already under their belt, Brownbear are getting ready to hit the live circuit again with brand new material. The first new offering since 2018, ‘Retro’, dropped in March 2020. The band’s second album will be released late 2022.
“With tight melodies, Brownbear are clean and polished guitar-pop that proves to be more than appetising live” – NME
Tickets available from Brownbear – Scotland on Tour
Thank You For The Rain
We’re having a film evening to show ‘Thank You for the Rain’. This award-winning feature length documentary tells the story of Kisilu, a small holder farmer in Kenya who has used his camera to capture the life of his family, and the human cost of climate change. When a violent storm throws him and a Norwegian filmmaker together, we see him transform from a father to a community leader and activist on the global stage.
We look forward to seeing you then to watch this moving and thought provoking film.
James Grant
We are excited to announce that we are hosting gifted singer/songwriter James Grant in Falkirk Trinity! This event is in association with Afterglow Music and Scotland on Tour.
James is one of the most renowned and respected performers Scotland has ever produced. Drawing from a broad palette of pop, folk, soul, country and blues influences, and interweaving his solo compositions with Love and Money favourites, he twins darkly literate, melodically lush songcraft with his richly potent vocals and virtuoso guitar work, leavening his performances with dashes of wickedly acerbic humour. Classics from the eighties through the noughties will be performed with customary wit, style and dexterity. It’s music to fill the heart and stir the soul.
Tickets are available now via www.scotlandontour.com
Falkirk Foodbank Collection
We collect for Falkirk Foodbank on the first Sunday of every month. Items needed most for the Foodbank this month are:
- tins of beans, soup and spaghetti
- tins of vegetables, meat and fish
- cartons of U.H.T. milk
- long life fruit juice.
Afternoon Tea
LWL would love you to come and celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee with an Afternoon Tea in the Main Hall. Wear a crown, tiara or hat and come and join the fun! Tickets are £10 and available from Heidi on 07715462206, or any member of the team.
Safehaven Evening Natter Chatter Cafe
Afraid of the weekend? Need a chat or natter? How about getting out of the house for an hour or two? Need a safe place to relax? Safebase Volunteers will be on hand to listen and support you informally, confidentially and in a safe space from 7.30pm – 12.30am. And did we mention there will be cakes & biscuits?
Visit www.safebasescotland.org for more information.
Spring Concert
Falkirk Festival Chorus are back and performing here in Trinity! The first half will feature some well known opera choruses and the second half will be the Fauré Requiem which many of you will know and love. The Choir have certainly enjoyed rehearsing it. Tickets are available from choir members or can be bought on the day at the door. (Adults £15, Concessions £12, Students £5)
Please do come and join them, and enjoy an afternoon of beautiful music.