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Falkirk ready for 'Big' festival 'Big' Falkirk weekend kicks off
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The ninth Big in Falkirk multi-arts festival is set to kick off. The ninth Big in Falkirk multi-arts festival has kicked off.
The free weekend, held at the town's Callendar Park, will feature performances by artists from all over the world. The free weekend, held at the town's Callendar Park, features performances by artists from all over the world.
This year's programme includes performances from Seventies favourites 10cc as well as dance artists Nutkhut and pyrotechnicians The World Famous. This year's programme includes performances from 70s favourites 10cc as well as dance artists Nutkhut and pyrotechnicians The World Famous.
Organisers of the event said it was set to be one of the most exciting and diverse ever. Organisers of the event said it was set to be one of the most exciting and diverse ever. Last year's festival attracted more than 100,000 people.
Last year's festival attracted more than 100,000 people. The music line-up, which in the past has included acts such as Orson, McFly and Snow Patrol, will feature The Levellers, the Complete Stone Roses and Day of Days.
The festivities will begin at 1300 BST with the Dragon Quest walkabout and the Village disco.
The unique Sir Tom Jones Experience will also perform in the park.
The remainder of the music line-up, which in the past has included acts like Orson, McFly and Snow Patrol, will feature The Levellers, the Complete Stone Roses and Day of Days.
The town's provost Pat Reid said: "Big in Falkirk brings together a fabulous mix of street theatre, music and family entertainment and always manages to impress the tens of thousands of visitors who attend each year.The town's provost Pat Reid said: "Big in Falkirk brings together a fabulous mix of street theatre, music and family entertainment and always manages to impress the tens of thousands of visitors who attend each year.
"It has established itself as a truly international festival with artists keen to come to Falkirk from across the world and present some amazing visual performances.""It has established itself as a truly international festival with artists keen to come to Falkirk from across the world and present some amazing visual performances."