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Tickets go on sale for spectacular Festival fireworks concert



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Published Date: 18 July 2008
TICKETS for the annual fireworks spectacular marking the end of the Edinburgh International Festival are to go on sale from Monday.
The initial allocation of tickets for the Bank of Scotland Fireworks Concert will go on sale online from 11am. This year's concert in Princes Street Gardens is on August 31 at 9pm and includes central European folk dance music performed by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. Customers will be able to buy up to four tickets each via www.eif.co.uk/bankofscotlandfireworksconcert. Tickets cost £10.





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  • Last Updated: 18 July 2008 11:03 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
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Douglas,

Bathgate 19/07/2008 09:10:15
Nothing like lobbing a few tons of explosives about to reinforce your green aspirations eh?
I'll be sure not to use the car that day to help offset the bs footprint.

 

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