Exploring Mid-Winter Light Festivals
Led by Dr Murray Cook, this talk examines how Scotland's early ancestors coped with winter darkness, cold, and food scarcity through seasonal celebrations. Attendees learn about historical mid-winter light festivals and their connections to modern traditions such as Christmas, Halloween, and Burns Night.
Thu, Dec 3, 2026
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Location
Tips & Advice
- The talk is scheduled for an hour, so allow about that long for the presentation.
- Note the Legends Coffee House address, Hillfoots Road, when arranging your journey to the talk.
- Bring a notebook if you want to keep track of the festivals and modern traditions discussed.
- Arrive with time to find the coffee house before the talk begins.
Links & Contact
Run by Stirling Heritage Alliance
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Frequently Asked Questions
What will the talk explore?
Dr Murray Cook discusses how Scotland’s early ancestors responded to winter darkness, cold and food scarcity through mid-winter celebrations, and how those festivals connect with Christmas, Halloween and Burns Night.
Who is leading the talk?
The talk is led by Dr Murray Cook.
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