East Ayrshire Leisure invites residents and visitors to partake in a series of FREE events designed to celebrate the festive season and showcase the region's rich cultural heritage.
Goldilocks Trails in Our Museums from 30 November to 31 December, families can embark on a festive adventure across three museum venues: the Baird Institute in Cumnock, Burns House Museum in Mauchline, and the Dick Institute in Kilmarnock. Participants will follow the mischievous antics of Goldilocks, the Three Polar Bears, and some naughty elves, with a chance to win a family ticket to the 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears' pantomime.
From 30 November to 31 December at Dean Castle you are invited to join Pip’s Merry Christmas Ball, this self-led trail invites visitors to join Pip the mouse as he prepares for a magical Christmas Ball. The trail offers a delightful experience for children and families during the castle's opening hours.
Somewhere To Stay by Diana Forster at the Dick Institute until Saturday 1 March. This exhibition delves into stories of forced migration, drawing parallels between historical events and contemporary issues, offering a poignant reflection on displacement and resilience.
Celebrating a decade of community engagement at the Cumnock Tryst: 10th Anniversary Exhibition, this exhibition at the Baird Institute showcases innovative creative projects from the past ten years. Visitors can explore collaborations that have brought music and art to the forefront of East Ayrshire's cultural scene.
These events provide an excellent opportunity for individuals and families to immerse themselves in the festive spirit while exploring the rich cultural offerings of East Ayrshire. All events are free to attend, ensuring accessibility for all members of the community.
For more information on these events and other activities, please eastayrshireleisure.com
