South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture

Library events, such as Bookbug etc, are booked through the library management system (Spydus).

Please click here to view and book library events.

Cost: various

Phoebe Cope, an Irish-born artist with a background in drawing, painting, and sculpture, uses observational field studies rooted in landscapes and natural history. She relies on drawing from life, fusing memory and direct observation to capture organic patterns, skilfully aligning eye, hand and heart. Through expressive technique, she celebrates the world's inherent beauty, passionately urging viewers to cherish and reimagine the diversity surrounding us.

Education: BA Fine Art Ruskin School of Art Oxford, MA Royal Drawing School

Exhibitions: Royal Academy, Royal Hibernian Academy, Royal Scottish Academy, Royal Society of Portrait Painters, Piano Nobile, Kilcock, Thomas Williams, Biggar Museum,Cnoc Buí. Recent: Hayward Gallery touring ‘ Acts of Creation’. 

Upcoming: East Kilbride Arts, Lismore Castle Arts. Selected Collections: Bank of Ireland, Office of Public Works, Blackrock Clinic, Old Pier Hospital Collection, King‘s Foundation, Moritz-Heyman

Cost: Free admission

 

ECHO Players present Perfect Days by Liz Lochhead.

An amateur production by arrangement with Nick Hern books.

A funny, poignant, and honest romantic comedy about racing against the biological clock.

Barbs Marshall is a successful, well-heeled celebrity hairdresser in Glasgow. At 39, she has everything she's supposed to want - except time. Her biological clock is ticking so loudly it's almost deafening. Making matters worse, her mother won't stop nagging, her best friend is pulling away, and her ex-husband has just upgraded to a 22-year-old girlfriend.

Just when things couldn't feel more complicated, Barbs meets a charming 26-year-old stranger who seems more than willing to help solve her problem. But life, and love, are never that simple, and the complications are only just beginning...

Available to book online or by calling East Kilbride Arts Centre on 01355 261000.

Cost: £12.00 / £10.00 (subject to £1.50 transaction fee)