Join Miss Peaches for a night of laughs, music, drag and a wee bit of bingo to raise money for Stirling Pride!

⌚ When? 31st of January 2025 at 7PM

📌 Where? Corn Exchange, Stirling, FK8 2DZ

🤔 What? Drag Bingo is a bingo night hosted by a drag performer, with the addition of live performance and comedy. This event is a fundraiser for the main pride event in September. The event is for 18 years old plus.

Join us as we have an afternoon at Deanston Community Centre enjoying some coffee, cake and crafting.

Bring along your own craft or come and learn to crochet or knit. Or simply come along for a bit of cake and a warm drink and a natter.

The event is completely FREE.

This event is part of Stirling Pride’s Rural Tour which has been funded by Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund administered by SVE and CTSI.

Our AGM will be held on 10th February at 6pm in the Chalmers Hall at Bridge of Allan Parish Church.

All are welcome to come along and hear about the work we are doing.

Also at the meeting we will have roles available for people to take up and an opportunity to become part of our Committee.

The Core Committee roles available are;

• Chair

• Secretary

• Treasurer

• Communications Officer

• Events Organiser

• Administrator

If you are interested in learning more about any of these roles please contact us at stirlingpride@gmail.com

A panel discussion looking at LGBTQ+ Rights in the ten years since same sex marriage was legalised in Scotland. Our fantastic panel will discuss audience members questions at this event which aims to explore how LGBTQ+ rights have faired since 2014.

We are very pleased to announce our panel members as Hannah Bardell, Linsey Paton-Donaldson, Rev. Dan Harper and Scott McMurray.

This event is part of Stirling Pride’s Rural Tour funded by Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund administered by SVE and CTSI.

Award-winning singer and composer will take to the stage at Gartmore Village Hall supported by Aberfoyle based traditional music group Abtrad.

Kim Carnie, has featured on some of the UK’s biggest stages as well as across the world via film and computer game soundtrack, from Netflix’s 'Outlaw King’ and ‘Black Mirror’ to Hallmark’s ‘A Scottish Love Scheme’. Since launching her solo career in 2018, Kim has become one of the most sought-after singers and session vocalists that Scotland has to offer, having worked with producers such as Jim Sutherland (Salmon Fishing in the Yemen), Donald Shaw (Capercaillie) and Ged Grimes (Simple Minds). In 2019 and 2020, she joined bands Mànran and Staran, respectively, as lead singer. 

In 2024, Kim was honoured when invited to join the prestigious Transatlantic Sessions tour (2024) led by MD and sixteen-time GRAMMY award-winner, Jerry Douglas. The tour saw Carnie take to stage with country royalty, Carlene Carter (daughter of June Carter Cash), and folk and bluegrass stars Lindsay Lou and Joshua Burnside.

2022 saw the release of her debut album ‘And So We Gather’ winning the German Critics Choice award and was shortlisted for MG Alba’s Album of the Year. Recognised as one of the 'biggest folk and Gaelic records of the generation’, Kim brought together some of the biggest names on the Scottish music scene, from Julie Fowlis to Donald Shaw. The ‘debut masterpiece’ also celebrated her love for world-music, featuring Senegalese Kora player Kadialy Kouyate and award-winning saxophonist Matt Carmichael.  

The 2021 Gaelic Singer of the Year recipient, Carnie is also a widely respected composer, and has been commissioned to compose music for the Edinburgh Storytelling Centre, the Blas Festival, Piping Live as well as multiple computer-game companies and has recently released a documentary called Kim Carnie Out Loud reflecting on the impact that a secret six year same-sex relationship had on her.

This event forms part of Stirling Pride’s Rural Tour which is made possible by funding from the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.

Stirling Pride presents Slay, an evening of drag, comedy, music and dancing, will see RuPaul’s Drag Race Queens La Voix and Kate Butch joined by Scottish Drag Royalty, Lady Rampant

La Voix is one of the UK’s most recognisable Queens after being a semi-finalist on Britain’s Got Talent in 2014, appearing in Ab Fab the Movie and a contestant on the current series of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.

Expect side-splitting comedy, huge vocals and buckets full of energy!

Following her headline slot at Stirling Pride 2024 Kate Butch returns to Stirling! An award-winning performer best known for competing on Series 5 of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK. She is also an experienced stand-up comedian, with sold-out Fringe shows in 2023 and 2024.

Scottish Drag Royalty, Lady Rampant is best known for her stunning looks, witty Ayrshire banter and incredible hosting skills. She has supported many world famous drag queens including Bob The Drag Queen and The Vivienne and will have you howling with laughter in no time.

All profits from this event will go towards bringing Stirling Pride back to the City in September 2025.