Latest Events in West Lothian(July Updated)

The sessions are for Primary School age children who are complete beginners who don't know how to ride a bike. We will provide support and a safe space to improve and learn whatever point they are at in their cycling journey. Each session will involve a warm up and fun games while learning to ride or build confidence in their cycling skills in a fenced, traffic free environment. The sessions are free and will be run by qualified cycling coaches. Sign up for one or several sessions - whatever suits, but please cancel your slot if unable to attend. We want to make sure as many children as possible can benefit from these sessions. Bring a water bottle, bike, helmet and gloves. Please wear appropriate clothing for the weather and remove any stabilizers before the session if possible. Thank you! This project is funded by Smarter Choices Smarter Places, which is Paths for All’s programme to increase active and sustainable travel throughout Scotland. The programme is grant-funded by Transport Scotland. Information Source: LCDT | eventbrite

These taster sessions are for anyone who would like to try out skating. All ages welcome! Skates and protective equipment will be provided, but if you have your own please bring them along! The sessions are being delivered in partnership with Falkirk Wheelers. Each session is free and will be run by qualified coaches in a fenced, traffic free environment. You can book one or more sessions, but due to limited numbers please cancel your place if you are unable to attend. Dates: Monday 14th, Thursday 17th, Friday 18th, and Saturday 19th October, 2024 Time: 10am - 12 noon Venue: West Lothian Cycle Circuit, Linlithgow. Bring a water bottle, snack and any skating equipment or bike helmet you already have. Thank you! This project is funded by Smarter Choices Smarter Places, which is Paths for All’s programme to increase active and sustainable travel throughout Scotland. The programme is grant-funded by Transport Scotland. Information Source: LCDT | eventbrite

These taster sessions are for anyone who would like to try out skating. All ages welcome! Skates and protective equipment will be provided, but if you have your own please bring them along! The sessions are being delivered in partnership with Falkirk Wheelers. Each session is free and will be run by qualified coaches in a fenced, traffic free environment. You can book one or more sessions, but due to limited numbers please cancel your place if you are unable to attend. Dates: Monday 14th, Thursday 17th, Friday 18th, and Saturday 19th October, 2024 Time: 10am - 12 noon Venue: West Lothian Cycle Circuit, Linlithgow. Bring a water bottle, snack and any skating equipment or bike helmet you already have. Thank you! This project is funded by Smarter Choices Smarter Places, which is Paths for All’s programme to increase active and sustainable travel throughout Scotland. The programme is grant-funded by Transport Scotland. Information Source: LCDT | eventbrite

The friendly bike mechanics from 1st Step Bikes will be at the LCDT Community Hub on Friday 25th October from 2-4pm. They will carry out a basic safety check of your bike and give you advice if your bike requires any repairs. Please register your details before dropping off your bike. Five spaces available. Bikes can be dropped off from 2pm. Last bikes accepted at 3.30pm. Collection by 4pm. This project is funded by Smarter Choices Smarter Places, which is Paths for All’s programme to increase active and sustainable travel throughout Scotland. The programme is grant-funded by Transport Scotland. Information Source: LCDT | eventbrite

Linlithgow Community Development Trust are hosting a brand new Cycle Kitchen with sessions delivered by 1st Step Bikes. Do you need to fix something on your bike and would like some help or advice? Would you like to learn some basic maintenance skills? Are you looking for space to work on your bike? Make sure your bike is ready for 2025 and come along to the Hub to learn basic maintenance, ask for advice or support and perhaps share your skills with others. Each session will be supported by qualified mechanics who will be happy to answer your questions and offer advice from changing a tyre to fixing your brakes and more. Tea and coffee will also be available! There will be 4 bike stands, tools and basic parts available to use. Three of the stands can be booked in advance and one will be available on a drop in basis. Sessions are available to book from January to March 2025. Under 16s will need to be accompanied by an adult. This cycle kitchen was initiated by LCDT’s Active Travel project, supported by First Steps and funded by Paths for All. Information Source: Linlithgow Community Development Trust (LCDT) | eventbrite

Linlithgow Community Development Trust are hosting a brand new Cycle Kitchen with sessions delivered by 1st Step Bikes. Do you need to fix something on your bike and would like some help or advice? Would you like to learn some basic maintenance skills? Are you looking for space to work on your bike? Make sure your bike is ready for 2025 and come along to the Hub to learn basic maintenance, ask for advice or support and perhaps share your skills with others. Each session will be supported by qualified mechanics who will be happy to answer your questions and offer advice from changing a tyre to fixing your brakes and more. Tea and coffee will also be available! There will be 4 bike stands, tools and basic parts available to use. Three of the stands can be booked in advance and one will be available on a drop in basis. Sessions are available to book from January to March 2025. Under 16s will need to be accompanied by an adult. This cycle kitchen was initiated by LCDT’s Active Travel project, supported by First Steps and funded by Paths for All. Information Source: Linlithgow Community Development Trust (LCDT) | eventbrite

Linlithgow Community Development Trust are hosting a brand new Cycle Kitchen with sessions delivered by 1st Step Bikes. Do you need to fix something on your bike and would like some help or advice? Would you like to learn some basic maintenance skills? Are you looking for space to work on your bike? Make sure your bike is ready for 2025 and come along to the Hub to learn basic maintenance, ask for advice or support and perhaps share your skills with others. Each session will be supported by qualified mechanics who will be happy to answer your questions and offer advice from changing a tyre to fixing your brakes and more. Tea and coffee will also be available! There will be 4 bike stands, tools and basic parts available to use. Three of the stands can be booked in advance and one will be available on a drop in basis. Sessions are available to book from January to March 2025. Under 16s will need to be accompanied by an adult. This cycle kitchen was initiated by LCDT’s Active Travel project, supported by First Steps and funded by Paths for All. Information Source: Linlithgow Community Development Trust (LCDT) | eventbrite

Linlithgow Community Development Trust are hosting a brand new Cycle Kitchen with sessions delivered by 1st Step Bikes. Do you need to fix something on your bike and would like some help or advice? Would you like to learn some basic maintenance skills? Are you looking for space to work on your bike? Make sure your bike is ready for 2025 and come along to the Hub to learn basic maintenance, ask for advice or support and perhaps share your skills with others. Each session will be supported by qualified mechanics who will be happy to answer your questions and offer advice from changing a tyre to fixing your brakes and more. Tea and coffee will also be available! There will be 4 bike stands, tools and basic parts available to use. Three of the stands can be booked in advance and one will be available on a drop in basis. Sessions are available to book until 29th April 2025. Under 16s will need to be accompanied by an adult. This cycle kitchen was initiated by LCDT’s Active Travel project, supported by First Steps and funded by Paths for All. Information Source: Linlithgow Community Development Trust (LCDT) | eventbrite

An evening of comedy compered by Scottish Stand Up Sam Tennent LIAM FARRELLY as seen on Live at the Apollo More acts to be announced!! Information Source: eventbrite

Linlithgow Community Development Trust are hosting a brand new Cycle Kitchen with sessions delivered by 1st Step Bikes. Do you need to fix something on your bike and would like some help or advice? Would you like to learn some basic maintenance skills? Are you looking for space to work on your bike? Make sure your bike is ready for 2025 and come along to the Hub to learn basic maintenance, ask for advice or support and perhaps share your skills with others. Each session will be supported by qualified mechanics who will be happy to answer your questions and offer advice from changing a tyre to fixing your brakes and more. Tea and coffee will also be available! There will be 4 bike stands, tools and basic parts available to use. Three of the stands can be booked in advance and one will be available on a drop in basis. Sessions are available to book until 29th April 2025. Under 16s will need to be accompanied by an adult. This cycle kitchen was initiated by LCDT’s Active Travel project, supported by First Steps and funded by Paths for All. Information Source: Linlithgow Community Development Trust (LCDT) | eventbrite

Action packed family friendly wrestling comes to Whitburns Education community centre on the 26th April Information Source: Ravie-Davie | eventbrite

This seminar will supports attendees to; • Develop an understanding of autism and other associated difficulties • Identify how autism can affect individuals and their families • Explore practical ideas for developing communication strategies • Consider sensory systems and how effective these may be • Examine how sensory information may be processed differently • To examine and understand anxiety in autism • To examine behaviours that we may find difficult to understand or manage • To be able to use the WHAT, WHY, and HOW method of understanding behavior Information Source: The Nurture Nursery | eventbrite

Calling all young historians! Suitable for children aged 4 - 11 years old, this family friendly tour goes through over 400 years of daring Dalyell adventures. From pet sea anemones to fierce royalist warriors the Dalyell family history is truly remarkable. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for hidden peacocks throughout the tour! P lease be aware that our collection can be delicate therefore we limit what can be handled on the tour to a minimum. Children should be supervised at all times during your visit. Terms & Conditions Tickets are non-refundable . Refunds are only offered under the very exceptional circumstances of a cancelled event. In this case your money will be refunded via the original payment method. For health and safety reasons, there is a maximum of 10 people per tour. If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to further accommodate your visit, please email houseofthebinns@nts.org.uk Information Source: House of the Binns | eventbrite

Join me for a foraging walk, searching for wild greens, botanicals and edible fungi. In the spring we will be sure to find the beautiful few flowered leek, wild garlic, explore the carrot family & could even find some monstrous Japanese knotweed. Summer walks will examine the carrot family in flower, as well as medicinals such as yarrow and plantain. In the autumn we will also discover fungi such as oysters, dryads saddle and giant polypore. Ambling through the trees and alongside the Almond we will explore how to make wild food a staple and the benefits of doing so - from the nutritional to the cultural and philosophical. Throughout the morning gather the basic skills required to identify common edibles as well as how to avoid poisonous & inedible lookalikes. We will also collect a little of the wild garlic and leek to take home and try, so do bring a tupperware or brown bag. The walk should last ~3 hours with the opportunity to stay a little later to ask chat and ask questions. We will meet outside the visitor center, where icecream and snacks are available. Suitable for all ages with children welcome - individual or family tickets. As we will finish by the playpark, this is the ideal loction for keen young foragers. Accessible via public transport. Under 5s are free to attend, and older child tickets are £5. To purchase these please contact me directly. Information Source: Amy Rankine, Forager | eventbrite

Calling all young historians! Suitable for children aged 4 - 11 years old, this family friendly tour goes through over 400 years of daring Dalyell adventures. From pet sea anemones to fierce royalist warriors the Dalyell family history is truly remarkable. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for hidden peacocks throughout the tour! P lease be aware that our collection can be delicate therefore we limit what can be handled on the tour to a minimum. Children should be supervised at all times during your visit. Terms & Conditions Tickets are non-refundable . Refunds are only offered under the very exceptional circumstances of a cancelled event. In this case your money will be refunded via the original payment method. For health and safety reasons, there is a maximum of 10 people per tour. If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to further accommodate your visit, please email houseofthebinns@nts.org.uk Information Source: House of the Binns | eventbrite

Linlithgow Community Development Trust are hosting a brand new Cycle Kitchen with sessions delivered by 1st Step Bikes. Do you need to fix something on your bike and would like some help or advice? Would you like to learn some basic maintenance skills? Are you looking for space to work on your bike? Make sure your bike is ready for 2025 and come along to the Hub to learn basic maintenance, ask for advice or support and perhaps share your skills with others. Each session will be supported by qualified mechanics who will be happy to answer your questions and offer advice from changing a tyre to fixing your brakes and more. Tea and coffee will also be available! There will be 4 bike stands, tools and basic parts available to use. Three of the stands can be booked in advance and one will be available on a drop in basis. Sessions run every two weeks. Under 16s will need to be accompanied by an adult. This cycle kitchen was initiated by LCDT’s Active Travel project, supported by First Steps and funded by Paths for All. Information Source: Linlithgow Community Development Trust (LCDT) | eventbrite

Information Source: Louise Dick Psychic Medium | eventbrite

Calling all young historians! Suitable for children aged 4 - 11 years old, this family friendly tour goes through over 400 years of daring Dalyell adventures. From pet sea anemones to fierce royalist warriors the Dalyell family history is truly remarkable. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for hidden peacocks throughout the tour! P lease be aware that our collection can be delicate therefore we limit what can be handled on the tour to a minimum. Children should be supervised at all times during your visit. Terms & Conditions Tickets are non-refundable . Refunds are only offered under the very exceptional circumstances of a cancelled event. In this case your money will be refunded via the original payment method. For health and safety reasons, there is a maximum of 10 people per tour. If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to further accommodate your visit, please email houseofthebinns@nts.org.uk Information Source: House of the Binns | eventbrite

Linlithgow Community Development Trust are hosting a brand new Cycle Kitchen with sessions delivered by 1st Step Bikes. Do you need to fix something on your bike and would like some help or advice? Would you like to learn some basic maintenance skills? Are you looking for space to work on your bike? Make sure your bike is ready for 2025 and come along to the Hub to learn basic maintenance, ask for advice or support and perhaps share your skills with others. Each session will be supported by qualified mechanics who will be happy to answer your questions and offer advice from changing a tyre to fixing your brakes and more. Tea and coffee will also be available! There will be 4 bike stands, tools and basic parts available to use. Three of the stands can be booked in advance and one will be available on a drop in basis. Sessions run every two weeks. Under 16s will need to be accompanied by an adult. This cycle kitchen was initiated by LCDT’s Active Travel project, supported by First Steps and funded by Paths for All. Information Source: Linlithgow Community Development Trust (LCDT) | eventbrite

Have you had dreams of crocheting beautiful blankets, handmade jumpers or boho cushion covers but never managed to pick up a hook? Or maybe you have, but never got the hang of it. This workshop is perfect for total beginners because we start from the very beginning! Crocheting looks pretty impressive, and maybe a little intimidating. Don't worry - its all for show! Crocheting is all about wrapping the yarn around a hook and pulling it though holes. Really once you've got the hang of that - you're a crocheter! This workshop will start you off with the basic skills, techniques and stitches that you need to make crocheting your new 'thing'. Crocheting is an enjoyable and relaxing hobby that can help you to recharge and regroup in times of stress. It's an accessible way to look after your wellbeing and mental health as well as being fun and helping you feel productive! This workshop takes place at The West Calder Hub in West Lothian, where there will be tea cofee and biscuits available. All materials and equipment will be provided, and you will even leave with your own crochet hook and yarn to carry on your practice at home! Information Source: Leigh Thornton | eventbrite

Artists talk - Nicola Atkinson Beautiful Materials Date: Wednesday June 18, 6:30-7:30pm Location: Linlithgow Burgh Halls Gallery Space EH49 7AH Nicola Atkinson will reflect on working as an artist in Scotland and the world. There are opportunities to make work everywhere and Nicola’s unrestrained approach to site and place and audience inspires people around the world. Her dynamic and beautiful public artwork specialises in place-making, social cohesion and community engagement and is displayed in museums and landscapes around the world including Scotland, the USA and Cuba. Nicola is an internationally acclaimed multi-disciplinary artist and designer whose career has been influenced by time spent on the West Coast of America, in Sweden and living in Glasgow. Committed to delivering artworks that inspire, her work is organic and generative,prompting action, interaction and response. The work happens across a variety of scales and influences changes in behaviour, reflections on identity and questions our relationship to the built environment. --- Please look on beautiful materials eventbrite and beautifulmaterials.co for more events, dates and details below: Beautiful Materials Solo Exhibition of new works by Nicola Atkinson 1.Linlithgow Bus Shelter May 8 - Sunday September 21 Linlithgow Bus Shelter , connects the interior with exterior, and extends the boundaries of the Beautiful Materials exhibition.2. Artist Reception - Friday May 22, 7-9pm Come celebrate at the artist reception in Linlithgow Burgh Hall's Gallery Space, Beautiful Materials, a Solo Exhibition of new works by Nicola Atkinson.3. Artist talk - Nicola Atkinson Friday June 18, 6.30-7.30pm In her artist talk Nicola Atkinson will reflect on working as an artist in Scotland and the world.4. Vessels On Loan Wednesday July 2 & 16, 7 - 9pm The residents of Linlithgow and the surrounding area can borrow one of the Nicola Atkinson Beautiful Materials artworks for their homes.5. Book Signing Friday July 4, 12 - 1pm Nicola Atkinson the artist will share her experience on the progress of her artwork and sign copies of the book.6. Wear Art Music August 23, 1 - 3pm Bringing extraordinary Beautiful Materials garments & music to Linlithgow. A Music collaboration between Nicola Atkinson & Stevie Jackson----- IG: beautiful.material linlithgowburghhalls.co.uk Location :Linlithgow Burgh Halls Gallery Space, The Cross, Linlithgow, West Lothian, EH49 7AH linlithgowburghhalls.co.uk +++ Beautiful Materials shall remain the exclusive property of Nicola Atkinson.Nicola Atkinson, has asserted her right under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act,1988, to be identified as the author of this work - Beautiful Materials Information Source: Beautiful Materials | eventbrite

An evening of comedy compered by Scottish stand-up Sam Tennent. ✨️ 🎤 Doors 7pm. Show 8pm. Over 18s only. Information Source: Linlithgow Rugby Club Events | eventbrite

Welcome to the ultimate **Grease and Dirty Dancing Dinner Dance** event! Get ready to dance the night away on **Saturday 21st June 2025 from 6.30pm-Midnight at The Hilcroft Hotel. Put on your dancing shoes and join us for a night filled with the best hits from these iconic movies. Enjoy delicious food, great music, and a fun atmosphere surrounded by fellow fans of these classic films. Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening of nostalgia and entertainment! 3 Course, 2 choice menu £35 per person including entertainment Vegan/Vegetarian options available Please note our entertainment evenings are over 18's only. Information Source: The Hilcroft Hotel | eventbrite

The magic of midsummer will come alive through the art of storytelling by Mary Baxter.As the sun shines brightly on the longest day of the year, gather together and listen to captivating tales from this wonderful local storyteller. Bring your own blanket, cushion and a sense of wonder as we celebrate the Summer Solstice through a medley of traditional tales on the front lawn of the House of the Binns. Terms & Conditions Donation Tickets are non-refundable. Refunds are only offered under the very exceptional circumstances of a cancelled event. In this case your money will be refunded via the original payment method. If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to further accommodate your visit, please email houseofthebinns@nts.org.uk Information Source: House of the Binns | eventbrite

Vessels On Loan In a recent survey for museums, it said that a person spends on average 28 seconds looking at a piece of art. This exhibition offers the visitor an opportunity to have a little more time with an artwork, to understand how the relationship to it can grow or change, in the comfort of their own home. “As an artist I spend a lot of time living with my own work after I have made it. I hope that this will enhance the experiences of the Beautiful Materials exhibition, by connecting your home to the Linlithgow Burgh Halls Gallery Space” Nicola Atkinson. The residents of Linlithgow and the surrounding area can borrow one of the Beautiful Materials art pieces for the duration of the exhibition. 23 May - 18 June you can select the artwork, which is numbered in the scale model of the gallery, which is located in the Linlithgow Burgh Halls Gallery Space. It is open from 9 - 5pm. Book here either on Wednesday 2 July 7 - 9pm and or Wednesday 16 July 7 - 9pm to pick up the framed artwork from the artist at the Linlithgow Burgh Halls Gallery Space. The artwork is a choice of a vessel on velvet, in a 25cm x 25cm white box frame and can be hung or sit on a shelf. This is a chance to spend more time with the artwork in your own home. Return and drop off on 20 September 12 - 4pm to the artist at the Linlithgow Burgh Halls Gallery Space. I will be touched so you can provide me with your choice of artwork. --- Please look on beautiful materials eventbrite and beautifulmaterials.co for more events, dates and details below: Beautiful Materials Solo Exhibition of new works by Nicola Atkinson 1.Linlithgow Bus Shelter 8 May - Sunday 21 September Linlithgow Bus Shelter connects the interior with exterior, and extends the boundaries of the Beautiful Materials exhibition.2. Artist Reception - Friday 22 May 7-9pm Come celebrate at the artist reception in Linlithgow Burgh Hall's Gallery Space, Beautiful Materials, a Solo Exhibition of new works by Nicola Atkinson.3. Artist talk - Nicola Atkinson Friday 18 June 6.30-7.30pm In her artist talk Nicola Atkinson will reflect on working as an artist in Scotland and the world.4. Vessels On Loan Wednesday 2 & 16 July 7 - 9pm The residents of Linlithgow and the surrounding area can borrow one of the Nicola Atkinson Beautiful Materials artworks for their homes.5. Book Signing Friday 4 July 12 - 1pm Nicola Atkinson the artist will share her experience on the progress of her artwork and sign copies of the book.6. Wear Art Music 23 August 1 - 3pm Bringing extraordinary Beautiful Materials garments & music to Linlithgow. A Music collaboration between Nicola Atkinson & Stevie Jackson.----- IG: beautiful.material linlithgowburghhalls.co.uk Location :Linlithgow Burgh Halls Gallery Space, The Cross, Linlithgow, West Lothian, EH49 7AH linlithgowburghhalls.co.uk +++ Beautiful Materials shall remain the exclusive property of Nicola Atkinson.Nicola Atkinson, has asserted her right under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act,1988, to be identified as the author of this work - Beautiful Materials Information Source: Beautiful Materials | eventbrite

Beechbrae and Nature Scot are teaming up to run 4 summer outdoor activity sessions this Summer. These will be held at both Beechbrae and Blawhorn Moss (always starting at Beechbrae) and are open to young people from P5 and up. The sessions will run from 10-2. We will be outside the whole time so please wear outdoor clothing & shoes (think nettles). We will meet in the car park at Beechbrae Woodland Centre.  Thursday 3rd of July- Bushcraft (Ticketed £1) Friday 4th of July- Bugs & Butterflies (Ticketed £1) Thursday 24th July - Birds & Den Building (Ticketed £1) Friday 25th July- Blawhorn Moss (Ticketed £1) Please bring a packed lunch and outdoor clothing. Information Source: Beechbrae | eventbrite

Beechbrae and Nature Scot are teaming up to run 4 summer outdoor activity sessions this Summer. These will be held at both Beechbrae and Blawhorn Moss (always starting at Beechbrae) and are open to young people from P5 and up. The sessions will run from 10-2. We will be outside the whole time so please wear outdoor clothing & shoes (think nettles). We will meet in the car park at Beechbrae Woodland Centre.  Thursday 3rd of July- Bushcraft (Ticketed £1) Friday 4th of July- Bugs & Butterflies (Ticketed £1) Thursday 24th July - Birds & Den Building (Ticketed £1) Friday 25th July- Blawhorn Moss (Ticketed £1) Please bring a packed lunch and outdoor clothing. Information Source: Beechbrae | eventbrite

Calling all young historians! Suitable for children aged 4 - 11 years old, this family friendly tour goes through over 400 years of daring Dalyell adventures. From pet sea anemones to fierce royalist warriors the Dalyell family history is truly remarkable. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for hidden peacocks throughout the tour! P lease be aware that our collection can be delicate therefore we limit what can be handled on the tour to a minimum. Children should be supervised at all times during your visit. Terms & Conditions Tickets are non-refundable . Refunds are only offered under the very exceptional circumstances of a cancelled event. In this case your money will be refunded via the original payment method. For health and safety reasons, there is a maximum of 10 people per tour. If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to further accommodate your visit, please email houseofthebinns@nts.org.uk Information Source: House of the Binns | eventbrite

Join us at the House of the Binns for our 1940s Day on July 12th! Why not dress in your vintage best and learn about the Binns during the war and engage with historic reenactment groups as they bring to life the country during this tumultuous time. What's on? Living history (The Edinburgh LDV & History from the Home Front) We are delighted to have two knowledgeable and fascinating historic reenactment groups attending with show and tell, vintage fashions and stories from the time. The Codebreakers Trail We need you! Crack the secret code by following the clues and finding letters and symbols throughout the House of the Binns Estate. Costumed guided tours Enjoy a guided tour of the House of the Binns with our guides wearing their 40s best. Best dressed competition Attend in 1940s fashion and you can be in with a chance of winning a 'spiffing' prize! Terms & Conditions Tickets are non-refundable . Refunds are only offered under the very exceptional circumstances of a cancelled event. In this case your money will be refunded via the original payment method. If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to further accommodate your visit, please email houseofthebinns@nts.org.uk Information Source: House of the Binns | eventbrite

Neil's Hugs Foundation Silent Disco Come join us for a night of dancing and fun at the Broxburn United Sports Club ! Our Silent Disco event is a unique experience where you can groove to the beat of your own music. Grab a pair of headphones, choose your favorite tunes, and dance the night away with friends and family. Let's spread love and positivity through the power of music. Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening! Tickets are a fixed price but if you would like to donate more please do so at Neils Hugs Foundation - JustGiving Information Source: eventbrite