To Absent Friends Festival 1-7 November 2017

To Absent Friends Festival 1-7 November 2017

People who have died remain a part of our lives – their stories are our stories, yet many Scottish traditions relating to the expression of loss and remembrance have faded over time.

To Absent Friends gives people across Scotland an excuse to remember, to tell stories, to celebrate and to reminisce about people we love who have died. To Absent Friends, a People’s Festival of Storytelling and Remembrance is an opportunity to revive lost traditions and create new ones.

The annual To Absent Friends festival will take place across Scotland from 1-7 November 2017.

More details can be found at https://www.toabsentfriends.org.uk/content/festival/

 

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