Feasgar Phaddington / Paddington Evening
Come on into the Gaelic bookshop in Partick on Thursday 18th April to celebrate 'Paddington' being released in Gaelic, with drinks and nibbles!
About Feasgar Phaddington / Paddington Evening
The Gaelic bookshop in Partick will be keeping its doors open later than usual to give you a chance to browse and pick up a copy of the new Gaelic Paddington book. Meet the Gaelic translator (Gillebride MacMillan), sample some marmalade sandwiches, and help yourself to a glass of wine while we celebrate the beloved bear.
This event is aimed at adults, although children are welcome.
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