SMG is a community-based charity based in Edinburgh, offering classes, sessions, ceilidhs, performances and other social events.
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2008 – 2009 SMG Classes
Check out the line-up of classes for 2008 – 2009 here
Our programme will be sent out by post in the first week of August. To receive a copy, register your details on our website here or leave details of your full postal address on 0131 555 7668.
Membership for 2008 – 2009 runs from from 1 August 2008 to 31 July 2009 and is open NOW
Enrolment opens on Monday August 18th on-line (preferred) or by post.
The Autumn term of classes starts on Tuesday 16, Wednesday 17 and Thursday 18 September 2008.
Scots Music Group Event – free!
Scots Music Group are holding an event on the evening of Saturday September 27in St Bride’s Centre to support Scots Music Group’s Funding Campaign. Featuring some of Scotland’s finest traditional musicians who are our past and present tutors. This event is to raise awareness, harness support and have a really great night. Details soon.
News of our funding campaign and press information
Look here for news of our funding campaign and press information.
News
Looking for someone special!
We’re looking for someone who would be interested in helping out regularly at our ceilidhs from Ocotber.
Arthur Robertson has done a tremendous job over the last three years, supporting the volunteer team at ceilidhs, and keeping all the ceilidhs running smoothly on the night. He’s now decided to step down from his role to enjoy a bit more dancing! Many thanks, Arthur for all your help!
Would you be interested in helping out? We are looking for someone who could commit to being at the ceilidh for the evening, and support our regular team of volunteers. If you’d like to find out more, please email Ros
Sex and the City Movie comes to SMG
Mairi Campbell (Sangstream MD) and Dave Francis (former SMG Convenor and tutor) are on the film soundtrack with Auld Lang Syne – see and hear it on their website The Cast
News on Creative Scotland Bill
The Creative Scotland Bill has been thrown out by the Scottish parliament. See BBC website for details of the full story.
We were interviewed by the BBC for a short piece which was broadcast on BBC2 in June, as part of the Holyrood Live programme. Alastair Cameron, our chairperson, was interviewed, along with Caroline Scott from the TMSA. The piece was broadcast as an introduction to a parliamentary debate about Creative Scotland, on the day the bill was thrown out.
Linten Adie win praise from Scotland's Learning Partnership
Linten Adie received a certificate today from Scotland’s Learning Partnership, in recognition of all their achievements over the last year
Well done to everyone involved!
