Funded by the Our Place, The National Lottery Community Fund, Camelon Celebrates marked the end of the three-year project which worked across the Camelon and Tamfourhill, with everything from making paper roses for Mariners’ Day floats to the effects of climate change with a VR 360 degree film.

Climate Chaos is an original, creative, intellectual 360 music video about the climate crisis, which presents a battle between two sides: the climate heroes and the climate villains. It’s a battle where there is still everything to play for. Climate Chaos explores theme of climate change, ideas of care and neglect, chaos and order, connection and fragmentation, and tuning in and tuning out. We want the film to encourage people to take action. Small changes make a big difference. It’s up to you.

Mum’s The Word is a collaborative arts project between creative practitioner Rebecca Livesey-Wright and communities of parents and children (both young and grown-up) from Camelon and Tamfourhill.

In November 2021, artists Theo Christy and Gregor Horne worked with around thirty local children and young people from the Tamfourhill Junior and Senior Youth Clubs, inviting them to create collages based on what it’s like to live in Tamfourhill, what things they would like to see, and what they think about while waiting for the bus to create a design for a large scale, digitally printed artwork to adorn the bus stop on Cumbrae Drive, right outside of Tamfourhill Community Hub.