Remembering

Together

Stirling

Covid memorial project for Stirling

Colorful children's drawings on cloth banners hanging on a string in front of a building with glass windows and a door, with posters and signs displayed inside.

Remembering Together is a national programme of remembrance managed by greenspace scotland, bringing together communities and artists/creative practitioners in collective acts of reflection, remembrance, hope and healing.

Supported with funding from the Scottish Government, memorial projects were co-created in every local authority area of Scotland as communities worked with artists/creative practitioners to honour those that have lost their lives to Covid-19 and reflect on their own experiences.

Scene Stirling supported the Remembering Together Stirling programme together with the wider cultural partners and communities in Stirling. The lead co-creation artist was Saffy Setohy and the local reference group included representation from Stirling Council and the University of Stirling.

A group of children on a school field trip walking outdoors in autumn, led by a woman, with one holding an umbrella.
A woman playing the violin while children dance in a circle outdoors, with an audience of people clapping in the background on a sunny day.
People seated on wooden pews in a church watching a presentation on a large screen, with stained glass windows and colorful lighting creating a warm ambiance.
Three women standing in front of a light wood-paneled wall, smiling and looking to the right. The woman on the left wears glasses and a black-and-white polka dot top, the middle woman has glasses on her head and wears a blue and white striped shirt,

Visit the Project Site

The Remembering Together project is hosted on the Scene Stirling website, and there are archives available as well as a book from Number 7 Upper Craigs.

Remembering Together Stirling