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Joy Dunlop smiles and looks to her right wearing a bronze sequinned top, with blond curls blowing in a light breeze against an orange-red background.

11 May 2025 | Rebellious Truth: Joy Dunlop + Fraser Fifield

Annual lecture-recital at Edinburgh Tradfest: REBELLIOUS TRUTH 25: JOY DUNLOP + FRASER FIFIELD | FÌRINN REUBALTACH 25: JOY DUNLOP AGUS FRASER FIFIELD || ONLINE & IN PERSON | AIR-IODHNE AGUS AN LÀTHAIR || NO WRONG PATH: A GAELIC LEARNING JOURNEY | CHAN EIL RATHAD CEÀRR ANN: MO THURAS DHAN GHÀIDHLIG || Brought up in an […]

28th April 2025

Celebrating Scottish Traveller Culture – 26th April

Join us for an afternoon celebrating the culture, heritage and history of Scotland’s Traveller communities. The afternoon’s celebration includes live performances from community members Jess Smith, Joss Cameron and Sam Donaldson. Wednesday 26th April 2023, 2pm Project Room (1.06), 50 George Square This event is hosted by Robert Fell, SGSAH Postdoctoral Fellow in Celtic and […]

5th April 2023

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