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To celebrate the end of the regeneration of Ardler the AVT has commissioned two
projects to capture this important moment in time.
'Ardler - a thriving community' is a 106 page local history account written by Dundee historian and novelist, Malcolm Archibald during 2008. Following in depth interviews and new research Malcolm has created a definitive text capturing Ardler's turbulent 40 year history as a community undergoing change. Price: £3.00 excluding P&P
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It must have been paradise History & Art Event 13th November 08
Cultural Pathfinder Final Report inc Ardler Artists (PDF 2MB) |
'It must have been Paradise' is a 5 minute animated film directed by Site Insite and animated by White Space productions. The work is based on the 1999 book of the same name which captured stories and reminiscences from local people of Ardler's earliest days. These stories were them interpreted by local school children as drawings and pictures. This film gives new life to these memories and images from the past. Price: £2 excluding P&P
Both Book and DVD are available from the Ardler Village Trust shop at 197 Turnberry Avenue or via mail order by contacting the Ardler Village Trust. alistair@ardlervillagetrust.org |
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2008 Meetings calendar available now - get involved!
Get the Ardler Village News for all the details of local activities and events - Available quarterly from Ardler Village Trust or click here |
Other Media projects based in Ardler http://nickybird.com/projects/beneath-the-surface/
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