Local communities and organisations across Scotland are hosting events for the festival which takes place 11-18 November.
You can look forward to family fun days, film screenings, coffee mornings, meditations, panel events, conferences, shared meals, outdoor walks, workshops for teachers, and more!
Engaging in the festival is a key way to create more cohesive communities, help people to feel safe and connected where they live, and challenge stereotypes and misconceptions through meeting and talking with each other.
Find an event near you via the Scottish Interfaith Week website.
Where possible we will update our listings to notify of cancelled, postponed and rescheduled events, however we STRONGLY ADVISE that you check with the venue/organiser in the first instance for updates.
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The German Church in Edinburgh invites families with children of pre-school and primary school age to sing, play, craft and pray!
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This workshop, at St Michael and All Saints on Sunday 30th November, is a gentle introduction to contemplative writing practices rooted in sacred tradition and is open to all.
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Come along to St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral on Saturday 6th December for a fun, free singing morning for children aged P3-7, learning and singing popular Christmas carols!
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Come and join us for carols at St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral on Saturday 13th December! Followed by seasonal refreshments.
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Come celebrate Christmas with the Salvation Army in St Marys Episcopal Cathedral, as we celebrate everything that makes Christmas so special.
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Join us for an evening of spectacular music, sung by the wonderful Choir of St Mary's Cathedral with brass ensemble, along with traditional readings for Christmas.
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Join that tradition of Midnight Mass at St Mary's as we celebrate the birth of our Saviour Jesus Christ, by candlelight and with music sung by the Cathedral Choir.
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Come along to a festive celebration in the candlelit atmosphere of St Giles' Cathedral on 31st December!
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