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The Man Who Loved Women - new paintings by Adrian Wiszniewski

exhibit for website

 

5 May - 27 August 2012

10am - 5.30pm

An interpretation of Robert Burns's life by Glasgow painter and printmaker Adrian Wiszniewski in a solo exhibition of new paintings

Selected works are available for sale in our Gallery

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Free

 
Neu! Reekie! Does Burns

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Saturday 19 May 2012

7 - 8.30 pm

Scotland’s newest literary museum comes together with Edinburgh-based artist collective Neu! Reekie! to put on a charismatic, controversial, and creative showcase: Neu! Reekie! Does Burns. A night of mirth, music, and the unexpected...

£5 - email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 0844 493 2601 for tickets

Part of Festival of Museums

 
Lunchtime Tours

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Sunday 27 May 2012

1 pm

RBBM guide Tommy Burns leads a one-hour guided tour of the site. Meet at the Museum.

Free

 
Pan African Stories

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Wednesday 30 May 2012

2 pm

Arts worker and musician Clare Robertson presents her story of life in Glasgow, followed by a screening of the work of Ghanaian documentary-maker Gameli Tordzro and music from Afro-Scotttish fusion band HESU.

For tickets contact www.burnsfestival.com

 
Robert Burns - Not in My Name

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Wednesday 30 May 2012

6 pm

Fresh from the 2011 Fringe, poet, iconoclast, and counter-culture legend, Kevin Williamson performs the radical subversive poetry of Robert Burns. Linked by 12 short films by Alastair Cook this is Scotland's bard as you've never heard him before..

Burns Cottage Pavilion

£5/£3.50 concession (from Ayr TIC 01292 290300)

 
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Auld Lang Syne

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Sing or play the world’s favourite song and become part of Robert Burns Museum..

No matter how good or bad a performer you are - Burns himself had a notoriously terrible singing voice - you can add to this growing exhibit by posting your video to our facebook page.

Visit the facebook page >>>

Fact of the day

Burns

James Boswell’s son, Alexander, convened the committee to build Alloway’s Burns Monument but never saw it open as he was killed in a duel before it could be completed

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