Gaelic arts organisation Ceòl’s Craic will open GIOFest XIV on the Thursday night with an exploration of migrant identities and nature that involves a series of collaborations - new graphic scores by GIO bassist Una MacGlone, spoken word, song and soundscapes based on poems from Fo Bhlàth (Flourishing), a recent collection from Glasgow’s first poet laureate, Niall O’Gallagher (who will also perform) and featured guests, singers Debbie Armour and Alasdair Whyte. A stunning convergence of diverse Scottish talent and powerful free improvisation.