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MacAulay and Co. Weekend Events Guide: 23 September 2011

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Simone Byrne Simone Byrne | 14:25 UK time, Friday, 23 September 2011

Here's the MacAulay and Co. Friday events guide, and we've included a clip from the programme featuring some of the things Fred's listeners are getting up to this weekend. To search for more events in your area, visit the Ö÷²¥´óÐã Things to Do website.


24 September

Fun for families with children interested in all things archaeology-related. Kids get to examine real archaeological objects and try out fun activities.

24 September

Learn how to create prints using the simple screen-print process that Warhol used to make his famous portraits of 'Marilyn', 'Elvis', 'Liz' and 'Jackie'. Bring a selection of your favourite pop-idol or family photos to work from.

24 - 25 September

Come along and view the completed restoration work to the platform and see the plans for future restoration work.

24 - 25 September

An open lab held quarterly, incorporating sewing machines and studio space for people to come together, share knowledge and make things.

24 - 25 September

Final weekend of Doors Open Days, giving you free access to hundreds of fascinating buildings across Scotland.

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