A special concert is being held next year to mark the 10th anniversary of the Kelpies.
The iconic structures were unveiled in 2014.
Callum Beattie and Red Hot Chilli Pipers will perform at the Helix on 27th April.
860,000 tourists have visited the site over the last twelve months.
Falkirk Council Leader Cecil Meiklejohn said: “There is no doubt the Kelpies have been a game-changer for our area in terms of both the significantly increased volume of visitors to the area and the income generated in the local economy.
“We hope to welcome even more visitors next year as we celebrate ten years of the majestic Kelpies with an awe-inspiring programme of events for all ages to enjoy. Kelpies 10 marks an important milestone for these iconic landmarks and is testament to the undeniable appeal and enduring legacy of these remarkable structures.”
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