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Refugee Festival Scotland is an arts and community festival that takes place every year in June. This year, the festival includes more than 150 events across Scotland, most of which are free to attend.
From traditional dance performances, film screenings and music workshops to cookery classes, football and food, Refugee Festival Scotland 2025 is a joyful celebration of culture that focuses on the good things in life that bring us all together.
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