EVENTS 2025
Travelling Creations
A vibrant, mobile art exhibition celebrating Black History Month 2025, that will travel across Forth Valley throughout October.
Free: Open during Centre Opening Hours.
Inspiring Voices
Hear from inspiring local business leaders, learn about support organisations and connect with other people.
Free: Booking required by calling Spiers Centre, Alloa
Sharing Culture
A showcase of music, fashion, storytelling, games and food, allowing everyone to learn and celebrate and enhance personal connections but also strengthen community bonds across various backgrounds.
Free: Booking required at https://Culturingsharing.eventbrite.com Events – RISE Forth Valley
Everyone Can Paint
Join us for an evening of messy art with Ama-zing Harmonies. Before getting creative, hear from a local artist offering spoken word and song.
Free: Booking required
Everyone Can Paint! Tickets, Thu, Oct 16, 2025 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite
Travelling Creations
A vibrant, mobile art exhibition celebrating Black History Month 2025, that will travel across Forth Valley throughout October.
Free: Open during Centre Opening Hours.
Show Racism the Red Card
University of Stirling Sports Union will be hosting “Show Racism the Red Card” Campaign. As part of this on the 17th October, they will be having a ‘wear red’ day.
University Students only.
Ama-zing Harmonies Choir
Come along to the atrium of Forth Valley Royal Hospital to hear the voices of Ama-zing Harmonies.
Free: No Booking
Ama-zing Harmonies Black History Month Concert Tickets, Sat 11 Oct 2025 at 12:00 | Eventbrite
Travelling Creations
A vibrant, mobile art exhibition celebrating Black History Month 2025, that will travel across Forth Valley throughout October.
Free: Open during Centre Opening Hours.
Interfaith Peace Vigil
**Cancellation**
Unfortunately, our Interfaith Peace Vigil tomorrow (4th October) has been cancelled due to severe weather warnings.
As much as we have been looking forward to the vigil, it is more important to us that everybody stays safe🖤 so it is with regret that this will be cancelled.
Please take care, and look after yourselves this weekend!
A chance to celebrate the rich contributions of Black communities to Scottish society, honour the legacy of leadership and resilience, and stand together against racism, fear, and division.
The event will provide a space for reflection, solidarity, and celebration through interfaith prayers, music, poetry, and symbolic acts of remembrance and hope.
Free: No Booking