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The Stirling Smith Art Gallery, Stirling

Discover thriving arts venues, intriguing sculpture trails and more across Loch Lomond, The Trossachs & The Forth Valley.

Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum is a treasure trove of the historic city’s art and artefacts, while the macrobert is a vibrant centre for contemporary art, theatre, music and film, with its treehouse being a unique and unusual creative space for children.

Rob Mulholland’s mirrored figures, The Sentinals, are likely to stop you in your tracks as you walk round Alloa and you can follow the Andy Scott Sculpture Trail through Clackmannanshire, having fun trying to decipher these unusual artworks. The Loch Ard Family Sculpture Trails near Aberfoyle can be explored on foot or by bike.

Alloa Makers’ Village is a hub of creativity in the Forth Valley. Visit the Elin Isaksson Glass Studio to blow your own whisky glass or do one of the popular one-day beginners’ courses.

Enjoy a taste of the golden age of cinema at the Hippodrome, a gorgeous pre-Art Deco building in Bo’ness. The cinema is celebrating its centenary in 2012 with a full programme of events including the Hippodrome Festival of Silent Cinema.