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Edinburgh

Cow Parade 2006 Fringe Festival

6th – 28th August

Whilst still remaining true to our founding principle of open-access for all performers, the Fringe has come a long way since its organisational beginnings in a disused pub with a leaky roof just off the Royal Mile. We now sell over 1.35 million tickets worth more than £10m, and employ a year-round full-time staff of 11 which increases to around 120 in August.
If you're looking for the low-down on the Fringe Society itself and the services it provides throughout the year for performers and public, you're in the right place.
On this part of the website you'll also be able to find information on who we are and who our sponsors and supporters.

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Glasgow

The West End Festival What Tempts Your Tastebuds?

Throughout August

Gourmet Glasgow 2006 offers special value Dine Around offers with menus at £15.00 per person throughout the month of August, over 35 special events in some of Glasgow's best restaurants and from Friday 18 to Sunday 20 August a food and drink festival, in association with Laurent-Perrier Champagne, will take place in the Old Fruitmarket featuring some of the world's leading chefs including Jean-Christophe Novelli, Aldo Zilli, Michael Caines as well as chefs from Glasgow's leading restaurants.

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Stirling

Scribblers Picnic Bridge of Allan Highland Games

August 2006

Bridge of Allan is one of Scotland's premier Highland Games attracting crowds of between 10,000 and 15,000. The games field is situated in a spectacular setting nestled between Stirling Castle, The Ochil Hills and the Wallace Monument, made famous by the Braveheart blockbuster movie. The games themselves offers a full athletics program including the crowd pleasing heavyweight competitions, nearly 200 highland dancers, approximately 1500 pipers, wrestling, tug-of-war, cycling, over 40 trade stands, 2 large bars and a huge funfair. The huge funfair runs from the Wednesday before the Games until Games Day.

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