charming and now able to develop as it has bought the building next doorread more

what a magnificent theatre building and history.,great shows tooread more

home and rehersal space of musical society.Productions ar performed here as well as being rehearsed…read morefor productions in other venues

a real cultural tardis looking small amongst some of the best bars in the old town of Maxwellton…read moreand besides the bridge club, acoustically neat

Staff at the Gala bingo are very helpful and friendly. There is 3 different prices for books and…read morewiz ( electronic bingo). There is a good choice of bandits from 10p to £1 where you can win anything from £5.00 to £500.

I always listen to this station when I am doing the housework during the day. I like the mix of…read moremusic they play which ranges through the decades but they always play great songs. I love the Cumberland Sausage Show on a Saturday as it's hilarious. I always put the drive time show on before setting off in the car as they do regular traffic repors which are handy. They also do news every hour which includes local and national news. A great station I would reccommend you listen to

Best radio station in Cumbria. Brillant variety of music and djs. The radio station does plently of…read morecompetitions and charity work for help a child.

Always worth a visit, especially with children on a rainy day! If you live in Carlisle, get a…read moreTullie Card, and you get in for free. There are regularly changing exhibitions in the Art Gallery, and interesting history and art displays in Old Tullie House and in the new wing. They are really good at putting on activities for children at half term and in the school holidays, and these are usually free. It's a gem - and the cafe's good too! Tullie House is also the only place you will be able to see arthouse films in Carlisle now.

I think this museum is overlooked by many local people but well worth a visit. Changing exhibitions…read moreand a hub of activity. I encourage the local people to pay it a visit, it's free if you're local, what is stopping you?

near whithorn it has under 50 seats so is the second smallest theatre 8in Scotland after the one in…read moreMull

This is a magical place just outside the village of New Abbey. Museum of Costume that has over the…read moreyears hosted exibitions such as the costumes from the motion picture Titanic." How did Kate Winslet get into those dresses " was common say at the time. Most recently a fantastic exibition on the work of the great scottish fashion icon Jean Muir. Its a lovely place to visit for the fashion minded and creative. The house and grounds are beautiful also.

Been going here with my family for years, however the choice of food in the tea room has decreased…read moredramatically.

In the words of the Centre's website: "This award winning visitor centre [sic] tells the story of…read morethe connections between Robert Burns and the town of Dumfries. The well-researched exhibition is illuminated by many original documents and relics of the poet." That's all accurate, although I'm not sure what the awards are. The museum is more in-depth than the Burns House, but then again, the two establishments are apples and oranges. Basically, this Centre tells the story of Burns' relationship with Dumfries, and shows you a few cool artifacts along the way, such as Burns' sword, which he was entitled to wear as a member of the Royal Dumfries Volunteers. Admission is free, so this is definitely worth thirty minutes or so to hear the story of Dumfries' most famous resident. There is an audiovisual presentation for a nominal fee, but I skipped it.

A great place to visit for anyone even remotely interested in the works of Robert Burns and, for…read moresomeone like myself, who loves his poetry and was brought up on some of his best-loved songs, it's a real treat. In particular, it tells the story of his last years which were of course spent in Dumfries. A nice modern building with much to see, including original manuscripts, an audio-visual presentation, and a well-stocked gift shop as well. Admission is free too! In the evenings, the centre is a film theatre. I'd love to go back to spend more time there as, the last time I went, we didn't have very long.