Scotland’s noisiest museum continues to get even noisier with the second season of “Music in the Museum”, produced by North Lanarkshire Council’s arts development team. From “pop-up opera” to indie rock bands, there’s a different musical event to experience each month in the unique surroundings of North Lanarkshire’s museums!
World-Class Music without Financial Barriers
… and we mean it! We want everyone to be able to access these events. Music in the Museum events are priced at £5* and ALL of our events have been set up with a limited number of free tickets to be made available to anyone who faces a financial barrier with a North Lanarkshire postcode, no questions asked.
*Scottish Opera Pop-Up opera is priced differently, but you can still request a free ticket.
Request a free ticket for one of the events.
Request a free ticket for one of the events.
Coming up…
Scottish Opera Presents: Puffy MacPuffer and the Crabbit Canals
Saturday 14 June, 3pm
Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life
A tale of the five waterways that link Scotland from the North Sea to the Atlantic. Like most families, each one is different: Caledonian – the longest; Crinan – the most beautiful; Monklands – hard-working; Union – the fastest; Forth & Clyde – the wise. Each one thinks they’re the best. Can an ordinary little puffer boat make them think again?
This is a performance by Scottish Opera’s world-class musicians and opera singers.
This event is not ticketed – come along and enjoy!
Scottish Opera Presents: Pop-Up Opera Double Bill
Saturday 14 June, 7pm
Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life
Scottish Opera presents a celebration of Gilbert & Sullivan comedies – A Little Bit of The Pirates of Penzance and A Little Bit of The Gondoliers. Packed with screwball humour, memorable characters, and of course brilliant tongue-twisting tunes, these 30-minute operas are perfect for audiences of all ages.
Set in the unique surroundings of Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life, both 30 minute operas are being presented as a “Double Bill”!
Dr Lee’s Prescription Performs “The Motherwell and Wishaw Suite”
Saturday 5 July, 7pm
Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life
25 years after multi-award-winning musician and composer, Richard Lee, was commissioned by the Motherwell and District Music Society to compose “The Motherwell and Wishaw Suite” for wind quintet, this North Lanarkshire-inspired piece is being reimagined and performed once again by “Dr Lee’s Prescription”, in a programme of lively, awe-inspiring music.
This event also celebrates the launch of North Lanarkshire’s latest exhibition “Everything Flows” which showcases North Lanarkshire’s contribution to the music world.
Booking available soon
Stay tuned…
We’re putting the finishing touches on our August-December events, which features indie-rock bands, Scottish folk music and a celebration of the golden age of variety. Stay tuned for more information coming very soon!
Got any questions or feedback?
If you have any enquiries about the programme, please email hawthornea@northlan.gov.uk
Cancellation
If we need to cancel an event, a full refund will be issued. If the ticket-holder cancels, no refund will be issued unless extreme circumstances or within 14 days notice of the event.