About this Event
Join us for a fun, imaginative experience designed for families to create, explore, and connect through storytelling and live music brought to you by Children’s Classic Concerts (CCC).
Celebrating the launch of the Gaelic version of our latest film, this interactive event combines film, creativity, and performance in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
The film,The Story Collector: How the Seasons Came to Be, is inspired by stories gathered from children across Scotland.
Blending music and storytelling, the film explores themes of identity, belonging and self-expression as it follows the four sisters of the seasons on a journey around the world. Along the way, they discover one another—and, ultimately, who they truly are.
Featuring an original score by Aileen Sweeney, original story told by Daniel Serridge, and retold in Gaelic by Claire Frances MacNeil, the film celebrates the power of imagination, culture and connection.
The 1-hour session begin will begin with a screening of the film, before families are guided through a series of engaging activities led by professional storytellers and musicians.
You’ll:
- 🎨 Design and draw your own unique character
- 🥁 Explore the sounds your character might make through live music
- 💬 Share ideas and build stories with other families
- 🎶 Experience your creations brought to life through sound and performance
The session ends with a lively group sharing, celebrating the stories and characters created together and a chance to meet composer, Aileen Sweeney, and Claire Frances MacNeil.
Who It’s For
Perfect for families with children aged 4 - 12. No experience needed—just bring your imagination!
Booking Information
- All tickets are free
- 30 spaces available
- Spaces are limited to ensure a high-quality, interactive experience
- Advance booking is recommended
Who We Are
Children’s Classic Concerts provides children and families with a unique, fun-filled introduction to live orchestral music. From the mind-blowing power of the symphony orchestra to hand-on workshops in your local arts venue, our performances are designed to entertain and inspire.
Event venue & nearby stays
Edward House, 199 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom