Events in Stirling From 6th April – 12th April 2026

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You can find community-focused activities this week in Stirling, with events that bring people together across age groups. This week’s programme includes hands-on creative sessions hosted at local centres such as Denny Library and Carsebreck Community Centre, offering space to learn something new through music-making. These gatherings focus on participation rather than performance, inviting attendees to engage at their own pace. There are dedicated opportunities for younger participants in partnership with schools across the city’s east end, musical exploration workshops held during after-school hours offer structured learning without pressure.

The events reflect a steady rhythm of accessible learning and social interaction throughout the week, blending simple structure with creative openness. Whether you're looking for quiet time with children at one of several green spaces equipped with playgrounds or moments encouraging group involvement through sound-based play, such as open mic sessions in local bars on evenings, the mix includes informal musical workshops aimed at beginners across different districts.

Details are available via the city’s public transport hub information boards and online listings, which list locations including Stirling Library’s community room and shared spaces near the M9 motorway junction. Times vary daily between 10am to 8pm; all sessions welcome drop-ins with no booking required. The programme acknowledges local logistics such as hilly terrain around the castle area by promoting routes using bus hub access points or walking trails along designated footpaths, ensuring inclusivity for those reliant on public transport and shared mobility options across Stirling’s central zones during this period.

You can find all details below, check listings for times, locations, and accessibility notes.

Tuesday 7th April

Learn Ukulele! 2 x 1hr Workshops.

· Family & Kids

Two 1-hour ukulele workshops for families and young people aged up to 16 at Denny Library.