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Dumfries & Galloway Arts Association

Welcome to the Dumfries & Galloway Arts Association website. We intend this site to be a focus of information and exchange for artists, performers and audiences in Dumfries and Galloway.

Audiences can find details of events, festivals and performances in the region on our events calendar

The DGAA Literature team has its own blog, www.writerinthestorm.blogspot.com, look here for reviews and info about upcoming events. Literature also has its own website www.dgcommunity.net/writers, which includes news of writers groups and literary events, worksheets and useful information for writers and a series of literary podcasts.

Rural Touring has its own website www.dgaaruraltouring.net, offering up to date information on events in the local village hall.

A directory of arts in South West Scotland is provided via the Artists & Resources section.

Artists, promoters and arts providers can add details of their skills & services to our database (add database entry) and their productions to our events calendar (add event)

For up to date news, information and advice, take a look at our (Area Development Newsletter)

As the site develops a bulletin board facility will be added, meanwhile we welcome comments and suggestions on the site.

You can also take a look at our site disclaimer

news


Burnsong Songhouse on Tour for Tune Up. An unmissable national tour featuring songs written inside the Songhouse in Dumfries & Galloway in 2006.  
 

Open Stage: Songwriting & Poetry Open Mic 
For further information 

events

May 2008

10th The Border Strathspey & Reel Societie's Fiddlers' Rally
Scottish Concert in aid of Charity (MacMillan Cancer Support)

23rd Dumfries & Galloway Arts Festival


Picture: The Wicker Man-Shot on location in Creetown and Stewartry
Director: Robin Hardy
The Wicker Man-Shot on location in Creetown and Stewartry
Director: Robin Hardy


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