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Join us at Biggar Kirk for an unforgettable evening with two exceptional choirs: the award-winning Wednesdays and the dynamic Crescendo. Enjoy a vibrant celebration of community through music, featuring everything from opera and gospel to musicals and timeless classics. Experience beautiful harmonies and uplifting performances in the stunning setting of Biggar Kirk. More than a concert, this is a celebration of musical diversity, shared passion, and the power of voices united.
Biggar Kirk
Kirk
Pentlands Writers Group meets fortnightly in an informal, supportive setting where creative writing can be explored and enjoyed. In this special performance, members will share a selection of poetry and prose to engage and delight a wider audience of fellow lovers of words and stories. We look forward to welcoming you to Biggar Museum, a place rich in history and storytelling. Refreshments will be provided to complement the evening.
Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum
Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum
Rachel Flynn - Flute/Voice Susie Hallas - Clarinet Anne MacLeod - Piano Featuring music by Saint-Saëns, Arnold and new music by Michael Philip!
Biggar Kirk
Kirk
From Glasgow’s rich music scene, Alice Faye has emerged as a truly distinctive voice. Her songs take you on a journey, blending wild-eyed drama with poignant intimacy to form a distinctive narrative that captivates audiences.Alice’s artistry is defined by bold, fearless choices that expand her creative horizons. She draws on classic 70s pop, 60s folk, and country traditions, enriching them with the dramatic flair of chanson icons like Piaf and Brel. Her striking, unique vocal prowess - paired with unwavering musical confidence - creates a vivid, technicolor landscape that enthralls listeners. “Alice Faye has an arresting voice to lean in to, halt the traffic, and transport you to some sepia-tinted romantic realm.” – The List
Biggar Municipal Hall
Main Hall
Prepare for an emotional rollercoaster as the fabulous Tom takes the stage for a magical solo concert. With his golden voice and powerful presence, he delivers a performance that’s both great fun and deeply moving. Journey through musical theatre, pop opera, gospel, and jazz as Tom showcases his remarkable versatility. Every note paints vivid pictures and tells unforgettable stories - you won’t just hear the music; you’ll feel it, see it, and live it.
Gillespie Centre
Upstairs
Bring your Halloween spirit and dress up in your most creative costume for a show bursting with magic and merriment. Celebrate the season with fun that's enchanting for kids and entertaining for adults. Nothing too spooky, we promise! Enjoy favourites including Bunny Fou Fou, Ghost Hunt and the hilarious Ye Cannae Shove Yer Granny Aff the Bus in this family friendly Halloween celebration.
Biggar Municipal Hall
Main Hall
The popular local Big Band will be playing a range of their repertoire and hope to see folk up and dancing. Featuring singers Anthony Bowers and Flora Munro.
St Mary's Hall
Hall
Infectious and very danceable Celtic Folk Fusion from the Moray coast. In many ways the perfect festival band, Brother Sea’s music is that of departure, adventure and new beginnings to sweep you away. Hypnotic vocals and a groove laden, contemporary twist on traditional folk creates a sense of awe and intrigue. Songs like campfire stories of heritage and folklore explode into wild Celtic reels and wild tales on the high seas!
Loaningdale
Main Hall
We love so many different genres as a band so it is about pulling from different areas and trying to create our own melting pot. We try to make people who come along to see us feel part of the band – we want to make music that will get the crowd involved in whatever song it may be. Wear yellow and come ready to have fun with one of Scotland’s best live bands!
Biggar Municipal Hall
Main Hall
Get ready for a unique night of music and entertainment with Chris Cruise, combining Silent Disco fun with interactive party vibes. Switch between music channels featuring 1960s classics, 1970s favourites and party hits, choosing exactly what you want to hear. Chris will also keep the atmosphere buzzing with a “talking jukebox” set, taking song requests and crowd favourites throughout the evening. A fun, flexible event with something for every musical taste. BYOB
Gillespie Centre
Upstairs
Following last year's sell out dance at BLF, Fayne & The Cruisers return with more hits from the 60’s and 70’s played live. Performing all sorts from The Beatles to The Beach Boys, Elvis to The Shadows, Ray Charles to Roy Orbison, Hollies to the Searchers and whatever you may ask for. Finish Biggar Little Festival 2026 with a good Sunday afternoon bop! Oh and BYOB.
St Mary's Hall
Hall
Opera Alba presents an evening of opera highlights, from Bizet to Verdi, from Beethoven to Puccini, with soprano Catriona Clark, mezzo soprano Sarah Shorter, tenor Christian Schneeberger and baritone Steven Faughey, accompanied by pianist Derek Clark. Opera Alba was formed in 2004 and aims to bring opera to venues around Scotland in an entertaining and enjoyable manner. Each member of the group has extensive professional operatic experience, and they plan on having as much fun as their audiences! Opera Alba appears courtesy of Classical Musicians Scotland.
Biggar Corn Exchange
Auditorium
Country Blues from Perugia, Italy! Singer/guitarists Steven Paris, Tommaso Riccardi and double bassist Federico Presentini share with us their common love for Bluegrass, Country and Blues. They present a beautifully crafted repertoire inspired by great artists with traditional and original songs. Beautiful vocal harmonies, engaging rhythm and guitar virtuosity will take you to a distant land and through more than 100 years of musical history.
Loaningdale
Main Hall
Queen of the Night is an intimate music-and-film show by awardwinning singer- songwriter Evelyn Laurie. Featuring 14 original songs about sleep and dreaming, each paired with its own short film, by turns nostalgic, whimsical and humorous, it creates a warm, atmospheric experience that previous audiences have loved for its relaxing, musically and visually rich escape from everyday life. A soothing and uplifting way to end the festival!
Gillespie Centre
Upstairs
Please join Red Squirrel Press and Friends for champagne and canapés to celebrate our 20th anniversary. Gerry Cambridge was a MacDiarmid’s Brownsbank Fellowship Writer 1997/99 and is the founder-editor editor of The Dark Horse. Jim Carruth is a poet, editor, and awards/events programmer, and Poet Laureate of Glasgow. Poet David J Costello has been published extensively. Kirsten MacQuarrie is an author and a chartered librarian.
Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum
Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum
Journey to Shetland and beyond through traditional fiddle and guitar tunes plus original and traditional songs from Claire White and Robbie Leask. Immerse yourself in engaging stories of Vikings, fishing, witches, nature and more, all authentically delivered in the newly-official Shaetlan language. Come dee wis! An entertaining music and storytelling experience is guaranteed…
Gillespie Centre
Downstairs
Join us at Biggar Kirk for an unforgettable evening with two exceptional choirs: the award-winning Wednesdays and the dynamic Crescendo. Enjoy a vibrant celebration of community through music, featuring everything from opera and gospel to musicals and timeless classics. Experience beautiful harmonies and uplifting performances in the stunning setting of Biggar Kirk. More than a concert, this is a celebration of musical diversity, shared passion, and the power of voices united.
Biggar Kirk
Kirk
Pentlands Writers Group meets fortnightly in an informal, supportive setting where creative writing can be explored and enjoyed. In this special performance, members will share a selection of poetry and prose to engage and delight a wider audience of fellow lovers of words and stories. We look forward to welcoming you to Biggar Museum, a place rich in history and storytelling. Refreshments will be provided to complement the evening.
Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum
Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum
Rachel Flynn - Flute/Voice Susie Hallas - Clarinet Anne MacLeod - Piano Featuring music by Saint-Saëns, Arnold and new music by Michael Philip!
Biggar Kirk
Kirk
From Glasgow’s rich music scene, Alice Faye has emerged as a truly distinctive voice. Her songs take you on a journey, blending wild-eyed drama with poignant intimacy to form a distinctive narrative that captivates audiences.Alice’s artistry is defined by bold, fearless choices that expand her creative horizons. She draws on classic 70s pop, 60s folk, and country traditions, enriching them with the dramatic flair of chanson icons like Piaf and Brel. Her striking, unique vocal prowess - paired with unwavering musical confidence - creates a vivid, technicolor landscape that enthralls listeners. “Alice Faye has an arresting voice to lean in to, halt the traffic, and transport you to some sepia-tinted romantic realm.” – The List
Biggar Municipal Hall
Main Hall
Prepare for an emotional rollercoaster as the fabulous Tom takes the stage for a magical solo concert. With his golden voice and powerful presence, he delivers a performance that’s both great fun and deeply moving. Journey through musical theatre, pop opera, gospel, and jazz as Tom showcases his remarkable versatility. Every note paints vivid pictures and tells unforgettable stories - you won’t just hear the music; you’ll feel it, see it, and live it.
Gillespie Centre
Upstairs
Bring your Halloween spirit and dress up in your most creative costume for a show bursting with magic and merriment. Celebrate the season with fun that's enchanting for kids and entertaining for adults. Nothing too spooky, we promise! Enjoy favourites including Bunny Fou Fou, Ghost Hunt and the hilarious Ye Cannae Shove Yer Granny Aff the Bus in this family friendly Halloween celebration.
Biggar Municipal Hall
Main Hall
The popular local Big Band will be playing a range of their repertoire and hope to see folk up and dancing. Featuring singers Anthony Bowers and Flora Munro.
St Mary's Hall
Hall
Infectious and very danceable Celtic Folk Fusion from the Moray coast. In many ways the perfect festival band, Brother Sea’s music is that of departure, adventure and new beginnings to sweep you away. Hypnotic vocals and a groove laden, contemporary twist on traditional folk creates a sense of awe and intrigue. Songs like campfire stories of heritage and folklore explode into wild Celtic reels and wild tales on the high seas!
Loaningdale
Main Hall
We love so many different genres as a band so it is about pulling from different areas and trying to create our own melting pot. We try to make people who come along to see us feel part of the band – we want to make music that will get the crowd involved in whatever song it may be. Wear yellow and come ready to have fun with one of Scotland’s best live bands!
Biggar Municipal Hall
Main Hall
Get ready for a unique night of music and entertainment with Chris Cruise, combining Silent Disco fun with interactive party vibes. Switch between music channels featuring 1960s classics, 1970s favourites and party hits, choosing exactly what you want to hear. Chris will also keep the atmosphere buzzing with a “talking jukebox” set, taking song requests and crowd favourites throughout the evening. A fun, flexible event with something for every musical taste. BYOB
Gillespie Centre
Upstairs
Following last year's sell out dance at BLF, Fayne & The Cruisers return with more hits from the 60’s and 70’s played live. Performing all sorts from The Beatles to The Beach Boys, Elvis to The Shadows, Ray Charles to Roy Orbison, Hollies to the Searchers and whatever you may ask for. Finish Biggar Little Festival 2026 with a good Sunday afternoon bop! Oh and BYOB.
St Mary's Hall
Hall
Opera Alba presents an evening of opera highlights, from Bizet to Verdi, from Beethoven to Puccini, with soprano Catriona Clark, mezzo soprano Sarah Shorter, tenor Christian Schneeberger and baritone Steven Faughey, accompanied by pianist Derek Clark. Opera Alba was formed in 2004 and aims to bring opera to venues around Scotland in an entertaining and enjoyable manner. Each member of the group has extensive professional operatic experience, and they plan on having as much fun as their audiences! Opera Alba appears courtesy of Classical Musicians Scotland.
Biggar Corn Exchange
Auditorium
Country Blues from Perugia, Italy! Singer/guitarists Steven Paris, Tommaso Riccardi and double bassist Federico Presentini share with us their common love for Bluegrass, Country and Blues. They present a beautifully crafted repertoire inspired by great artists with traditional and original songs. Beautiful vocal harmonies, engaging rhythm and guitar virtuosity will take you to a distant land and through more than 100 years of musical history.
Loaningdale
Main Hall
Queen of the Night is an intimate music-and-film show by awardwinning singer- songwriter Evelyn Laurie. Featuring 14 original songs about sleep and dreaming, each paired with its own short film, by turns nostalgic, whimsical and humorous, it creates a warm, atmospheric experience that previous audiences have loved for its relaxing, musically and visually rich escape from everyday life. A soothing and uplifting way to end the festival!
Gillespie Centre
Upstairs
Please join Red Squirrel Press and Friends for champagne and canapés to celebrate our 20th anniversary. Gerry Cambridge was a MacDiarmid’s Brownsbank Fellowship Writer 1997/99 and is the founder-editor editor of The Dark Horse. Jim Carruth is a poet, editor, and awards/events programmer, and Poet Laureate of Glasgow. Poet David J Costello has been published extensively. Kirsten MacQuarrie is an author and a chartered librarian.
Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum
Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum
Journey to Shetland and beyond through traditional fiddle and guitar tunes plus original and traditional songs from Claire White and Robbie Leask. Immerse yourself in engaging stories of Vikings, fishing, witches, nature and more, all authentically delivered in the newly-official Shaetlan language. Come dee wis! An entertaining music and storytelling experience is guaranteed…
Gillespie Centre
Downstairs