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The Easterhouse Festival Society was formed in Autumn 1977, partly influenced by the similar and earlier initiative, the Craigmillar Festival Society formed in Edinburgh. It was a community led initiative, designed to be run by the people of Easterhouse rather than by a national authority.[1] The aim of the Society was to inspire community action and bring people from the community together, developing the talents of those living in the area.[1] Easterhouse was a fairly socio-economically deprived area of Easterhouse, for example, suffering from a significant gang culture in the 1960s-1990s.