What&#x27;s on in Brunstane

Mon 13 Apr09:30Speedway Museum, Edinburgh.(4.5mi)

Golf Cart Tours

The Golf Cart Tour is our most in-depth and intimate tour of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway grounds, showcasing restricted backstage areas, the 2.5-mile oval*, and all major IMS landmarks. This 90-minute driving tour is a uniquely personalized experience, featuring one-on-one conversation with only our most knowledgeable tour guides. Tours depart at 9:30 a.m., 12 p.m., and 2:30 p.m. Our Golf Cart Tour will take you behind the scenes to the Pagoda, Gasoline Alley, Victory Podium, the Snake Pit, and more. On days that the track is not in use, the tour also includes a lap around the legendary IMS oval with a stop at the start/finish line to kiss the bricks. Please note that the Speedway is an active racetrack and availability of the oval and “Yard of Bricks” is not guaranteed on the tour. Golf Cart Tours are available on select dates from April through October. *Note: If a Golf Cart tour is being offered the same day as the Victory Podium tours, that means a lap of the oval is NOT included due to track use. Museum admission is required to take a track tour. When clicking the “Buy Tickets” button, you must reserve your Museum time before the tour tickets will appear.

via Speedway Museum, Edinburgh.

Children & FamilyCommunity

Baby café

Baby café 10am - 11.30am For expecting parents and babies up to 6 months. A relaxed space to grab a cup of tea and connect with other parents.

Mon 13 Apr10:00Bridgend Inspiring Growth(2.4mi)

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Mon 13 Apr10:00Speedway Museum, Edinburgh.(4.5mi)

Kiss the Bricks

Our “Kiss the Bricks” tour is a narrated, 30-minute bus tour that features one lap around the famous 2.5-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval with a stop at the start-finish line and the historic yard of bricks. Since 1996, race-winning drivers have celebrated their victory by kissing the bricks. Now, you can experience this tradition for yourself! Museum admission is required to take a track tour. When clicking the “Buy Tickets” button, you must reserve your Museum time before the tour tickets will appear.

via Speedway Museum, Edinburgh.

Mon 13 Apr10:30Salisbury Centre(3mi)

Open Mondays @ the Salisbury Centre

Open Mondays are back at the Salisbury Centre From 16th March! Check Eventbrite to ensure any specific Monday is on. The Open Monday Eventbrite page (Here) will be kept updated in case any Monday cannot be “Open” So please check (and book a free place) in advance of coming About the Open Mondays Open Mondays are quiet, welcoming times when the Salisbury Centre is simply open — for people to arrive without an event, a ticket, or an agenda. To use the Library, spend time in the Garden, read, reflect, or just be. Each Monday, 10:30 – 14:30, The Salisbury Centre doors are open for you to come and enjoy. Please note: this isn’t a structured event, but simply an opportunity to do your own thing in the space of the Salisbury Centre. There will be a volunteer on the day who will welcome and show you around, as well as point out places where you can find out more information about our events and offerings. If you’ve been around for a while and feel at home at The Salisbury Centre, why not host Open Mondays for others? Email Ekaterina at Book your free place here This is not required but will help us plan for number of people About the Venue: Salisbury Centre Garden/Library Directions & Address: https://www.salisburycentre.org/find-us/ Accessibility: The Salisbury Centre’s kitchen door and toilet are now wheelchair accessible.

Mon 13 Apr11:00Life Church(3.3mi)

BREAD Bitesize

BREAD Bitesize is a weekly reflection on one of the Scripture passages from the previous week in our BREAD Bible Reading Plan. Written by a member of our BREAD team, it aims to encourage and support your ongoing engagement with Scripture. Think of it as a devotional in retrospect, sharing what we've seen or heard in Scripture as we've read. Sign up here to join the BREAD mailing list and you'll receive Bitesize directly to your inbox every Monday. As a church, we don't just want to encourage you to read Scripture—we want to share what we're reading as we follow the BREAD plan together. Sign up today! https://life.churchsuite.com/events/z6qu1gej

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Mon 13 Apr11:45Duncan Place(3.4mi)

The Cheyne Gang - Room 4

Wee Duncan Room Whether you're already an avid builder, never picked up a LEGO brick before, or it's just been a while, join us and connect with others in a relaxed and friendly social setting. Our group is growing. We welcome new members each time. In addition to the creative benefits, building with LEGO can be therapeutic and a great tool to reduce stress and anxiety. Cost Although registration on Eventbrite does not require an online payment, there's a small cost of £1 per person to be paid at each session by cash or card. If paying by cash, it would be great if you could bring exactly £1 to save having to make lots of change. We also have a card machine available for card payments. This group is strictly for adults aged 16 and over. Recent LEGO article about the benefits of LEGO building for adults: Over the past few years, more and more people have been using LEGO® building to help them practice mindfulness. In 2019, we even teamed up with DK Publishing and the author Abbie Hendon to publish a self-help book entitled ‘Build Yourself Happy’, which contains more than 50 mindful LEGO building activities and tips. (We’ve featured some of our favorites below!) Yet despite the growing popularity of mindfulness, there remains some confusion surrounding it.

Mon 13 Apr12:00The Crannie(3.4mi)

Crannie Pantry

Free food from local supermarkets donated by FareShare and Goodies. Everyone is welcome to come and collect; food is available while stocks last.

Mon 13 Apr13:00Duncan Place(3.4mi)

Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care

Wee Duncan Room Whether you're already an avid builder, never picked up a LEGO brick before, or it's just been a while, join us and connect with others in a relaxed and friendly social setting. Our group is growing. We welcome new members each time. In addition to the creative benefits, building with LEGO can be therapeutic and a great tool to reduce stress and anxiety. Cost Although registration on Eventbrite does not require an online payment, there's a small cost of £1 per person to be paid at each session by cash or card. If paying by cash, it would be great if you could bring exactly £1 to save having to make lots of change. We also have a card machine available for card payments. This group is strictly for adults aged 16 and over. Recent LEGO article about the benefits of LEGO building for adults: Over the past few years, more and more people have been using LEGO® building to help them practice mindfulness. In 2019, we even teamed up with DK Publishing and the author Abbie Hendon to publish a self-help book entitled ‘Build Yourself Happy’, which contains more than 50 mindful LEGO building activities and tips. (We’ve featured some of our favorites below!) Yet despite the growing popularity of mindfulness, there remains some confusion surrounding it.

Mon 13 Apr13:00The Crannie(3.4mi)

Create & Connect

Create & Connect is a chance for families and individuals to try craft activities and see what they can make. Come along – you might surprise yourself!

Mon 13 Apr13:00The Crannie(3.4mi)

Ukulele Group

Join in with our Ukulele group and get jamming! Lead by our talented instructor Ady. A limited number of ukuleles are available to borrow from The Crannie.

Workshops & ClassesWellness & Wellbeing

Words for wellbeing

Words for wellbeing 1.30pm - 3pm Cost: £6 / £5 with a neighbour’s card Create and learn with Ellie from Word Well.

Mon 13 Apr13:30Bridgend Inspiring Growth(2.4mi)

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Mon 13 Apr15:00The Crannie(3.4mi)

Creative Writing

Creative Writing is on every Monday afternoon in The Crannie. Bring your creative hat and get ready to write! For more information,

Mon 13 Apr15:15Duncan Place(3.4mi)

Academy Arts

Wee Duncan Room Whether you're already an avid builder, never picked up a LEGO brick before, or it's just been a while, join us and connect with others in a relaxed and friendly social setting. Our group is growing. We welcome new members each time. In addition to the creative benefits, building with LEGO can be therapeutic and a great tool to reduce stress and anxiety. Cost Although registration on Eventbrite does not require an online payment, there's a small cost of £1 per person to be paid at each session by cash or card. If paying by cash, it would be great if you could bring exactly £1 to save having to make lots of change. We also have a card machine available for card payments. This group is strictly for adults aged 16 and over. Recent LEGO article about the benefits of LEGO building for adults: Over the past few years, more and more people have been using LEGO® building to help them practice mindfulness. In 2019, we even teamed up with DK Publishing and the author Abbie Hendon to publish a self-help book entitled ‘Build Yourself Happy’, which contains more than 50 mindful LEGO building activities and tips. (We’ve featured some of our favorites below!) Yet despite the growing popularity of mindfulness, there remains some confusion surrounding it.

CommunityWellness & Wellbeing

Open Silent Meditation

The Salisbury Centre is offering a welcoming space for silent community meditation every weekday In the morning at 8:00 – 8:30 am, and In the afternoon at 5:30 – 6:00 pm. Additionally, there is a meditation every Friday 12:00-12:45 pm. These meditations are non-denominational and accessible to all; no experience is needed. The form is 30 minutes of silence, sometimes started with a dedication or invocation. You may sit in any way you find comfortable. A selection of chairs, cushions, stools and even blankets are provided. Practicalities These are 30-minute sessions of silent contemplation (except for Friday 12pm one, which is 45 mins), run by volunteers. Whilst these meditations are not guided as such, feel free to ask if you have any questions or concerns before or after the meditation. Everybody is welcome to just drop in, no need to book ahead. To read more about the importance of meditation at The Salisbury Centre, go here. Please arrive 5 minutes before the start. Cushions and blankets provided. Donations toward the upkeep of the Centre are very welcome but not necessary. If you’d like to help with hosting, please email Important note about cancellations We try our best to not cancel these sessions but occasionally, it happens last minute. To make sure a slot you’re planning to attend isn’t cancelled, please check the Events section of the website.

Mon 13 Apr17:30Salisbury Centre(3mi)

Mon 13 Apr18:00Duncan Place(3.4mi)

Yoga with Megan

Wee Duncan Room Whether you're already an avid builder, never picked up a LEGO brick before, or it's just been a while, join us and connect with others in a relaxed and friendly social setting. Our group is growing. We welcome new members each time. In addition to the creative benefits, building with LEGO can be therapeutic and a great tool to reduce stress and anxiety. Cost Although registration on Eventbrite does not require an online payment, there's a small cost of £1 per person to be paid at each session by cash or card. If paying by cash, it would be great if you could bring exactly £1 to save having to make lots of change. We also have a card machine available for card payments. This group is strictly for adults aged 16 and over. Recent LEGO article about the benefits of LEGO building for adults: Over the past few years, more and more people have been using LEGO® building to help them practice mindfulness. In 2019, we even teamed up with DK Publishing and the author Abbie Hendon to publish a self-help book entitled ‘Build Yourself Happy’, which contains more than 50 mindful LEGO building activities and tips. (We’ve featured some of our favorites below!) Yet despite the growing popularity of mindfulness, there remains some confusion surrounding it.

Sports & FitnessWellness & Wellbeing

Pilates with Tonde

The Pilates method strengthens lengthens and rebalances the body to work as optimally as possible. When: Weekly on Mondays 18:30-19:30 How to attend: email Tonde at: Room: Studio Accessibility: Studio is not accessible at the moment. The Salisbury Centre’s kitchen door and toilet are now wheelchair accessible. The Garden can also be accessed by wheelchairs via a movable ramp via the Art Room Annex. Please let the organisers know in advance of any access requirements. Please email: About the Event: Joseph Pilates believed that sickness and disease were mainly due to “modern” lifestyle, bad posture and inadequate breathing methods, which led him to devise a series of exercise and training techniques. It involves strengthening of the core with alignment, breathing, coordination and balance. The Pilates method strengthens lengthens and rebalances the body to work as optimally as possible. About the Facilitator: Tonde Moyo My journey with the body began in my twenties with martial arts, which I currently teach to adults and children. I continued my development with the study of massage, gym instruction and sports therapy. During a period of injury I began Pilates classes. I enjoyed it so much that I enrolled on a course to become a Pilates instructor. 6 years later, I still find joy in teaching and self practice. Suggested donations: This event is on a suggested donation sliding scale.

Mon 13 Apr18:30Salisbury Centre(3mi)

Mon 13 Apr19:00Salisbury Centre(3mi)

Arts & Culture

Something Always Happens

2026 Dates Studio, Tues 20 Jan, 7.30 – 10 pm Art Room, Mon 9th Feb, 7 – 9.30 pm Studio, Tues 17th March, 7.30 – 10 pm Art Room, Mon 13th April, 7 – 9.30 pm Studio, Tues 12th May, 7.30 – 10 pm Art Room, Mon 8th June, 7 – 9.30 pm Art Room, Mon 13th July 7 – 9.30 pm Studio, Tues 11th August, 7.30 – 10 pm Art Room, Mon 14th Sept, 7 – 9.30 pm Studio, Tues 20th Oct 7.30 – 10 pm Art Room, Mon 23 Nov 7 – 9.30 pm About the Event Come and Consciously Breathe, Co-Create, and experience greater energy, focus, clarity, peace, and well-being in an open-hearted group of established and newer breathers! We listen and share as guided and experience an hour of Transformational Breathing to open to greater awareness and sharing of our true selves. If you feel the call, then give me a call/email, and if there is a space, you are MOST WELCOME !!! About the Facilitator The is event is organised by Anne-Marie Birch. She has been offering Conscious Connected Breathing sessions, 1-1, in groups, and as a trainer for over twenty years. She also has trained in many other modalities of well-being. Accessibility The Art Room is fully accessible. The Salisbury Centre’s kitchen door and toilet are now wheelchair accessible. The Garden can also be accessed by wheelchairs via a movable ramp via the Art Room Annex. Please let the organisers know in advance of any access requirements.