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A Highland Fling Grand Gallery Drinks-friendly areas are the Grand Level 3 Hawthornden Court Gallery, Discoveries, South Hall, Explore Main Stage Wild and Majestic: Open until 22:15 gallery and Hawthornden Court ONLY. Compere: Scott Gibson DJ: Kitchen Disco Please respect the museum collections and Romantic Visions of Bar 20:15 Jacobites Ceilidh Band Scotland exhibition and shop leave your empties in a safe place. Silent Disco with Silent Knights 21:00 Kitchen Disco Free tonight Last entry 21:50, closes 22:20 Red channel: Halloween favourites 21:30 Jacobites Ceilidh Band South Hall From dramatic highland landscapes to tartan and bagpipes via Queen Victoria, – from Monster Mash to Thriller 22:15 Flings and Things highland A Highland “We are not amused” explore iconic symbols of Scotland in this Blue channel: Modern pop hits dance finale 19:30–20:30 (drop in) fascinating exhibition. Then select some – all the best of this millennium so far! Fling Main bar Queen Victoria is visiting from Balmoral but iconic objects of your own in our fabulous Green channel: Silent disco classics Street food stall she’s not happy – can you cheer her up? If exhibition shop! – going back, 90s, 80s and beyond… 1/11/2019 Sweet treats stall we’re lucky she might join us at the ceilidh… Pure Dead Scottish 19:30–22:30 Romantic Highlands of Scotland Bagpiping for Beginners 19:30–22:00 (drop-in) Explore gallery Look out for costume design students from 19:50–20:20 & 20:50–21:20 (drop-in) Halloween is filled with spooky skeletons, but Will Seaward’s Spooky Stories Queen Margaret University showing off their Join piper Cailean Hall-Gardiner for a rare this is your chance to get up close to some 20:00, 20:45, 21:30 eclectic tartan creations. chance to try your hand at playing the more unusual bones. Can you guess which (20 mins, places limited) bagpipes. Scottish animals have left them behind? Sign up early so you don’t miss Fringe Discoveries Flings and Things dance sessions Victorian VR favourite Will Seaward and his extremely Gin and Prosecco bar 20:30 & 21:30 (20 mins) 19:30–22:00 (drop-in) silly spine-curdling ghostly tales. Pimp your drink! £6– £8 Fancy a go at sword dancing? Really want Explore the world of stereoscopes to to learn a reel? Learn some simple Highland experience Victorian landscapes and images Tartan It Up Photobooth dance steps with the experts. in 3D, with curator Julie Gibb. #nmslates 19:30 – 22:00 #wildandmajestic Create a wildly majestic selfie portrait with Earth in Space gallery #museumsatnight our themed costumes and props. @NtlMuseumsScot Traditional Highland Tales Braw Brooches 19:30 – 22:00 Jurassic Party 20:10, 21:20 (30 mins, drop-in) Don’t miss Friday 13 March 2020 Create your own highland-inspired brooch, Step behind the star wall to join storyteller our next buttonhole or hair accessory. James MacDonald Reid for a selection of Tickets on sale soon Gaelic folktales, songs and bagpipe tunes. nms.ac.uk/lates All activities are subject to change Information Scran and Swallie Cloakroom is available in the Entrance (food and drink!) Hall Level 0 (£1.50). Coats and small bags only. Watch out for queues at the end of Brasserie bar A Highland Fling the night! Entrance Hall, Level 0, from 18:30 Toilets are available in the Entrance Hall, Serving drinks and delicious sharing platters 1/11/2019 19:30–22:30 #nmslates Level 0 and on Level 3 (3 choices for £10, 5 choices for £15) Last food orders 22:00, last drinks orders 22:30 Drinks-friendly areas are the Grand South Hall Gallery, Discoveries, South Hall, Pop-up bars Grand Gallery, Hawthornden Court Activities Explore gallery and Hawthornden Serving a selection of beers, wines and spirits. Level 3 Exhibition Gallery Escalator to Level 3 Court ONLY. Please respect the Wild and Majestic: Wild and Majestic museum collections and leave your Discoveries empties in a safe place. Romantic Visions of Scotland Discoveries exhibition, shop & Gin and prosecco bar. (last entry 21:50) activities Last orders 22:10 Tartan It Up Drinks-friendly area Photobooth Street food stall Grand Gallery, untill 22:00 Living Patterns Prosecco Fashion If you’re lucky enough to look under 25, Pork & haggis hot dog or vegan falafel balls Lands of Life & gin and Style please have ID ready – if it’s hard to with a choice of tasty toppings – £5 a box Braw tell, we have to ask. Sorry, red wine and Combo offer get a food box plus either a Brooches Animal Explore museum collections don’t mix! bottle of Schiehallion craft lager or Thistly Cross cider for just £8! World Spooky Sign up Street food Grand Gallery Sweet treats stall Grand Gallery, untill 22:00 Hawthornden Court Main Stage Hot waffle with Nutella Sweet treats Silent Disco + choice of 1 topping: strawberries / banana / marshmallows / etc – £5 Earth in Space Baileys hot chocolate – £4.50 Traditional Highland Tales Takeaways will also be served near the exit from 22:00.
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