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BRICKLIVE Scotland in Bricks exhibition visits The Black Watch Castle and Museum
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We are getting ready to host a brand-new BRICKLIVE Tour called, Caledonia ‘Scotland in Bricks’ from Saturday 9th – Sunday 24th October. This collection of colourful brick models will be displayed within the Castle taking you on an exciting journey through Scotland’s history, iconic landmarks and inspirational innovations. With over 15 models ranging from Scotland’s national animal, the unicorn to a life-sized 19th Century Black Watch guardsman, there really is something for everyone!
The ‘Scotland in Bricks’ event offers not only great value for money but also a memorable day out for all the family. There are hours of fun to be had exploring the galleries, discovering the brick models, specially created trails and storytelling sessions. Also included in the ticket price is access to the Play Space where visitors of all ages can get creative with brick building and craft activities.
Anne Kinnes CEO, The Black Watch Castle and Museum, “We are thrilled to welcome the ‘Scotland in Bricks’ exhibit to the Castle. It has been a real pleasure working with BRICKLIVE to create this brand-new tour and we can’t wait for our visitors to experience these wonderful, themed models and enjoy a great day out at the Castle.”
Mark Guest, Creative Director at BRICKLIVE explains,
“BRICKLIVE Caledonia Scotland in Bricks is our newest brick-built tour, and we are excited to be unveiling the models at The Black Watch Castle and Museum. This tour has been specifically designed to celebrate Scotland and Scotland’s history making the Castle and Museum the perfect setting for its first outing. The models are sure to delight the visitors and we cannot wait to see the response to these incredible builds, wow factor guaranteed!”
Ticket Prices
Adult £10 | Concession £7.50 (60+, students) | Child (5-15yrs) £5 |Under 5 Free
Family (2 adults and up to 4 children) £30
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