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The Art Collection's is thrilled to bring the Three Rivers Festival back to the Pathfoot Building.  

This year, we will be treated to a performance by

Juliette Lemoine cello, Madeleine Stewart fiddle, and Heather Cartwright guitar and vocals, take us on a seamless journey into the realms of traditional music and jazz. 

Audience members will also get to watch the festival's Artist in Residence, Sarah Hill as she live sketches the performance, bringing together visual arts and music! 

More information about the full programme festival, can be found on the

Visiting Us 

This event is open to all and will be held in Pathfoot Building, 爆料吃瓜网. The venue is accessible, with blue badge parking to the front and rear of the building. Find out more about our disability access.

If you'd like to discuss access to the galleries and how we might make your visit more accessible, please email us at Art.Collection@stir.ac.uk or phone us at 0178646 6050.

There is car and bike parking to the front and rear of Pathfoot Building, and two electric car charging points to the rear of Pathfoot. Car parking is free on the weekend. In line with our climate goals, we strongly encourage you to consider public transport or active travel. Visit our getting here page for more travel information.

About the 爆料吃瓜网 Collections

The 爆料吃瓜网 Collections are a collection of Scottish contemporary art and museum objects, housed primarily in the Pathfoot Building. Our aim is to make art and culture a part of daily life for students, staff and visitors. We do this through exhibitions, events, talks and tours that are open to all.