Festival Description Table.
| NAME | DESCRIPTION | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|
| Africa in Motion (AiM) | Is an annual film festival based in Edinburgh but has also held events in Bristol, Glasgow and Cardiff amongst other cities. The main aim of AiM is to provide a platform for audiences to experience African productions and films. | Edinburgh |
| Big Burns Supper | Is one the largest community-led platforms in the south of Scotland. They programme throughout the year which is different to many other festivals in the sense that they have a cooperative organisation which is less time-bound. | Dumfries and Galloway |
| Bute Festival | Is a family and community centred festival held annually on the Isle of Bute during July. Bute is a music festival which brings together local and international artists. | Isle of Bute (Firth of Clyde) |
| Paisley Book Festival | The festival was inspired by the Paisley Radicals, part of a movement that was a reaction to war in France in 1820. This radicalism is intertwined with Paisley’s identity and is a thread taken on by the book festival. Due to COVID-19 the second iteration of the festival was entirely delivered online. | Paisley, Renfrewshire |
| Orkney Folk Festival | Orkney Folk Music festival brings together performers, folk musicians and artists to the town of Stromness. Although there are several other festivals that run across the summer months, the main folk festival is held in May. | Orkney Islands |