Things to Do

If you volunteer with or are part of a community group in Scotland, then you are eligible to apply for a unique camp in Cornwall.

Volunteers are required for Cumbernauld 10K on Sunday on September 15 and they will be awarded a free place in other races taking place in North Lanarkshire for doing so.

This week’s edition of Cumbernauld News features two pages devoted to Carbrain Gala Day which took place on Saturday.

Hardworking volunteers at Carbrain and Hillcrest Community Council are just putting the finishing touches to the packed programme of Carbrain Gala Day - that will crowd from across the town on Saturday (August 10)

A bid to revive the link between Cumbernauld and its French twin town of Bron has moved up a gear - after being publicised in the Cumbernauld News

It is 30 years since Doors Open Days were first held in Scotland as part of the European City of Culture celebrations.

The Mercy Bus will return to Cumbernauld on Thursday August 1 after selecting the Antonine Centre again as a stop on its annual tour.

Cumbernauld Theatre has confirmed that it will play host to a sequel of a smash hit comedy that is set to tour Scotland.

Inspiration for this year’s Kirkintilloch Canal Festival is being draw from an enduring love story - stretching from Scotland to the Far East.

Toes will be tapping at this year’s Kirkintilloch Canal Festival, whether you’re rocking out in the open air or enjoying the soundtrack to your perfect pop party ... in perfect silence!

There’s no need to worry about keeping the kids entertained this Summer, with CultureNL’s LET’S GO Summer programme featuring fun days, drop in arts activities and workshops.

North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre is hosting an exciting and interactive exhibition exploring video game evolution, technology and culture until August 24.

Families and young people from across Scotland could enjoy a free weekend away – courtesy of Hostelling Scotland and the Scottish Civic Trust.

Falkirk SNP politicians Michael Matheson MSP and John McNally MP are to host what’s reckoned set to be their biggest funding fayre yet on Friday coming (June 14).

This month will mark 250 years since the patent for James Watt’s separate steam condenser was issued.

A recently opened fishery on the outskirts of Kilsyth has broken with tradition, by appointing its first female manager.