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Creating new traditions of remembrance Creating new traditions of remembrance Get involved in a new festival of storytelling and remembrance being initiated by Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief this November... People who have died

festival of storytelling and remembrance initiated by Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief . The festival will launch with a special concert at the RSNO's new centre at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Thursday 29 October 2015 at 6pm. The concert is

festival of storytelling and remembrance that takes place across Scotland 1-7 November. Creative Workshops for Remembrance - four templates for group activities. To Absent Friends Suppers - A Guide To Absent Friends: Practical Ideas for

festival of storytelling and remembrance that takes place across Scotland 1-7 November. Creative Workshops for Remembrance - four templates for group activities. To Absent Friends Suppers - A Guide To Absent Friends: Practical Ideas for

exploring storytelling and remembrance. With contributions from Donald Smith, Director of the Scottish Storytelling Centre, the workshop will provide an opportunity to explore Absent Friends Suppers as a means of reviving storytelling and

Dedicating a song on our Remembrance Playlist Supporting the festival over Social Media Leaving a message on our Wall of Remembrance Attending one of the public To Absent Friends events Organising your own private

Grants available for remembrance activities We are pleased to launch a grants scheme for people wishing to hold remembrance events in Scotland this November as part of the annual To Absent Friends festival. Two types of small grants

take part in creative remembrance activities, and warm themselves by the fire. In Fife, Lochgelly Brass Band plan to perform an outdoor concert and release a virtual performance of remembrance music, paying tribute to people who have died

festival of storytelling and remembrance Now in its seventh year, To Absent Friends, a people's festival of storytelling and remembrance will take place from 1-7 November 2020. The festival is an opportunity to take time to remember people

festival of storytelling and remembrance, which runs from 1-7 November 2022. Grants of up to £300 are available to suppor organisations to undertake local activities that provide public opportunities for storytelling and/or remembrance of people