What's On?
The list below is of events due to take place across Scotland. If
you know of an event that ought to be listed here,
let us know.
May
- Various dates in May:
Historic
Scotland Events For days out that go down in history, check our event
listings for what's on in your area and around Scotland in 2012.
- Weekly each Tuesday in May:
Angus
Uke's - Ukulele Club Weekly ukulele group for all ukulele enthusiasts -
beginners, intermediate and advanced. Come along and join in the fun, learning
and playing the ukulele. You don't need to be able to read music. Just bring
your Ukulele and a sense of humour! To book your place and for further
information, Tel: 07532 129443 or email:
ukulelescotland@gmail.com.
- 22-27 May:
Fascinating
Mummies at National Museum of Scotland An unmissable exhibition of
treasures from the world-famous Egyptology collections of the Rijksmuseum van
Oudheden in the Netherlands. Focussing on the Ancient Egyptians' belief in the
afterlife and their desire to preserve the body, this exhibition will explore
new insights into the fascinating civilisation. The only opportunity to see
this spectacular exhibition in the UK. Book tickets now at
www.nms.ac.uk/mummies. Daily at
National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
- 22-31 May:
Visit
Scone Palace Once the crowning place of the Kings of Scots, Scone Palace
occupies a unique position in the history of Scotland. There is so much to see
and enjoy at Scone Palace, the history, the art and antiques, the superb
landscape and architecture, fun for the children, shopping and exploring. Come
and see for yourself! Palace and grounds open from 9.30am to 5.30pm daily.
Adults £10, Children £7, Concessions £9, Family £30
(includes admission to Palace and Grounds). Grounds Only Adults £5.80,
Children £4, Concessions £5.15.
- 26 May:
Showaddywaddy
at Strathpeffer Pavilion One of the top groups of the 1970s, Showaddywaddy
are still going strong. They sold out on their last visit to the Pavilion - the
day Ross County were in the Cup Final! At 8pm. Tickets £17.50,
£16.50 and £6 are on sale online from Booth Scotland and Ticketweb,
via Ticketweb's 24-hour hotline 08444 771000, June's Card Shop in Dingwall and
from the Pavilion on 01997 420124 (open from 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday).
- 26 & 27 May:
Whisky
Stramash This event aims to challenge the traditional 'stuffy'
whisky-associated events and promises to be full of mystery, entertainment,
comicality and madcap pioneering. Featuring molecular experiments, murder
mystery, an insight into the gruesome lives of barber surgeons and whiskies
from around the world, this is a must for all whisky enthusiasts. At Edinburgh
Surgeons' Hall, Nicholson Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9DW. Held over 3 sessions: on
Saturday from Noon to 4pm and 5pm and 9pm and on Sunday from 1pm to 5pm at
£25 per person per session. For ticket information, visit the Whisky
Stramash website linked above.
- 26 & 27 May:
COAST
Festival A multi-arts festival with a focus on the visual arts and crafts
in various venues across Banff and Macduff, Aberdeenshire. See website for
details.
- 26 & 27 May:
Traquair
Shakespeare Festival 2012 Traquair House plays host to a weekend of
Elizabethan treats and activities including falconry, jousting, jesters and of
course Shakespeare. Includes performances of Twelfth Night over the dates of
the festival and on other dates between 23 May and 2 June. For further
information, visit the website linked in the title.
- 28 May:
Exclusive
Wine & Gourmet Evening at Loch Ness Lodge Join us for an evening of
delectable cuisine accompanied by specially chosen Bodegas Vina Elena wines to
perfectly complement each course. Priced from just £345 per room (based
on two sharing) inclusive of Bed and Breakfast plus Gourmet Dinner and an
exclusive selection of complementary wines throughout the evening, this extra
special break is ideal as a special treat for those who appreciate the finer
things in life.
June
- Various dates in June:
Historic
Scotland Events For days out that go down in history, check our event
listings for what's on in your area and around Scotland in 2012.
- Weekly each Tuesday in June:
Angus
Uke's - Ukulele Club Weekly ukulele group for all ukulele enthusiasts -
beginners, intermediate and advanced. Come along and join in the fun, learning
and playing the ukulele. You don't need to be able to read music. Just bring
your Ukulele and a sense of humour! To book your place and for further
information, Tel: 07532 129443 or email:
ukulelescotland@gmail.com.
- 1-30 June:
Visit
Scone Palace Once the crowning place of the Kings of Scots, Scone Palace
occupies a unique position in the history of Scotland. There is so much to see
and enjoy at Scone Palace, the history, the art and antiques, the superb
landscape and architecture, fun for the children, shopping and exploring. Come
and see for yourself! Palace and grounds open from 9.30am to 5.30pm daily.
Adults £10, Children £7, Concessions £9, Family £30
(includes admission to Palace and Grounds). Grounds Only Adults £5.80,
Children £4, Concessions £5.15.
- 2 June:
The
Perth Kilt Run The Perth Kilt Run, Scotland, is a world record breaking
attempt to set a new record for the world's largest kilt race. Part of the
Queen's Diamond Jubilee Day Celebrations in Perth, Scotland, the largest kilt
race was officially achieved by 1,089 participants at the Perth Kilt Run in
Perth, Ontario, Canada, on 26 June 2010. Rising to the challenge, Perth is set
to attract over 2000 runners to surpass the existing record this June. The
event is a 5 mile fun run and open to anyone aged 15 years or over. The Run
commences at 2pm. Entry costs £10 per entrant, Kilt Hire £24 (Kilt
Hire is optional). The North Inch, Perth.
- 2 June:
The
Queen's Diamond Jubilee Day Celebrations at North Inch, Perth This promises
to be a fantastic, free event for all the family in the heart of Scotland's
newest City. For full details on the overall programme for the Queen's Diamond
Jubilee Day Celebrations visit our website, linked above or Tel: 01738 475000.
From 11am to 4pm. The North Inch, Perth.
- 4 June:
Jubilee
Day at Scone Palace Enjoy a great day out by bringing a picnic and joining
in the Jubilee Day celebrations in the Palace grounds, with live music on the
lawns and Jubilee-themed cakes and goodies on the menu. Special Jubilee
Afternoon Teas will also be served in the Palace Restaurant. The grounds will
be open from 9.30am to 5pm, with live music performances from Alba Brass from
1pm to 3pm. Grounds only admission fee applies of £5.80 adults, £4
children and £5.15 concessions.
- 9-30 June:
Masters
and Champions at Moray Art Centre Summer blockbuster exhibition celebrating
three hundred years of the inspiration of Classical Greece on Britain,
featuring historic Greek works borrowed from the British Museum and the
private collection of Lord Elgin. Daily at Moray Art Centre, The Park,
Findhorn, IV36 3TA.
- 15 June:
Streets
The Musical ‘Streets’ is a contemporary musical featuring an
entirely original score from young, Scottish writer & composer Finn
Anderson. Gritty, fast-paced and hard-hitting the story follows a group of
young people and their descent into the dangerous world of street crime and
gang rivalry. ‘Streets’ is an exciting, emotional and entertaining
piece combining musical theatre, drama and physical theatre to explore young
love, the want for something more and the power of peer pressure and addiction.
The show is in Dundee for one night only! Adults £11, Students £7.
Tickets available from Dundee City Box Office or Tel: 01382 434940. Gardyne
Theatre, Dundee.
- 16 June:
WaterAid
200 Mountain Challenge This challenge aims to see 2,000 people on top of
all 200 mountains across the UK and Ireland that have been nominated by
WaterAid supporters. We are encouraging participants to get together in teams
of 4-7 walkers and each team taking part in the challenge is asked to raise
£400 in sponsorship. For further information, visit our website linked
above.
- 16 & 17 June:
The
Rock Trust's 21st Birthday Charity Fundraiser is calling on an army of
supporters to climb every Munro - all 284 mountains over 3000' - in Scotland
over 2 days. The Trust hopes to raise over £60,000 to invest in a new
supported unit where young people can learn the skills needed live
independently. If you are concerned about youth homelessness, step forward and
get involved! For further details and to register, email:
admin@rocktrust.org or Tel: 0131 557
4059.
- 16 & 17 June:
Jubilee
Forest Festival at Scone Palace Taking place in a marquee in the Palace
grounds, visitors will be able to enjoy a weaving demonstration by the
nationally acclaimed willow sculptor Trevor Leat, see a mobile sawmill in
action, view exhibitions by woodturners, craftworkers, wood sculptors and
furniture-makers, take part in children's activities including face painting
and tuck into a BBQ and other 'al fresco' dining options. The Festival takes
place from 10am to 4pm each day. Grounds only admission fee applies of
£5.80 adults, £4 children and £5.15 concessions. To celebrate
Father's Day, there'll be free entry for dads all weekend!
- 23 June:
Viennese
Gala Ball in aid of Phoenix EasterhouseThe Thistle Hotel, Glasgow will host
the first ever Viennese Gala Ball directly from Vienna, with a Viennese
Orchestra and Dancing Master. The hotel will sparkle with magic and there will
be a dancing lesson for everyone who has a ticket, a champagne reception with
Viennese music, a Viennese Gala menu with delightful dishes, the grand opening,
group dancing, surprises, and a charity auction in aid of the charity Phoenix
Easterhouse. Book tickets by calling Susie van der Post on +44 1620 829 464.
Mob: +44 7720 416 661.
- 29 June - 1 July:
Scottish
Game Fair at Scone Palace Enjoy the lively and friendly atmosphere, hunt
for bargains in over 300 trade stands, learn more about our countryside, see a
huge variety of displays and demonstrations and test your skills in a wide
range of competitions. Tickets available online: Adults £15, Children
£3, Family £32 or at the gate: Adults £17, Children £4,
Family £35. For more information please visit The Scottish Game Fair
website linked above or Tel 01738 554826.
- 30 June:
Wild
Adventures at Almond Valley Heritage Centre Go wild in the great outdoors
in a summer-long programme of activities recreating the lives of our
prehistoric ancestors. Every day, children and their families can all lend a
hand in constructing a prehistoric encampment and learn skills essential for
prehistoric living. There's a shelter and fences to be build, crops to plant,
and livestock to tend. And between all of this hard work there's need to make
fire, prepare food, make clothing and bedding, and even go hunting. Open daily
from 10am to 5pm. Admission costs £5.50 for adults, £4 for children
aged 3-17 years and senior citizens. Almond Valley Heritage Centre, Millfield,
Livingston, EH54 7AR.
- 30 June - 1 July:
The
2012 Alliance Trust Cateran Yomp A ’yomp’ is the term used by
soldiers for a long distance march carrying their full kit. However, the
Alliance Trust Cateran Yomp offers challenges and surprises including archery,
clay pigeon shooting and adventurous activities along the way. An event
for everyone, yompers can go for the bronze at 22 miles, silver at 36.5 miles
or the ultimate - gold challenge - at 52 miles. The 2012 Yomp starts at
Blairgowrie and leads teams of 3-6 people through Kirkmichael, Spittal of
Glenshee and Kirton of Glenisla with checkpoints and support teams on hand
along the way. The event costs £110 per person. Money raised will go to
The Soldiers’ Charity and The Prince's Scottish Youth Business Trust.
Register via the website or email: yomp@soldierscharity.org.
July
- Various dates in July:
Historic
Scotland Events For days out that go down in history, check our event
listings for what's on in your area and around Scotland in 2012.
- Weekly each Tuesday in July:
Angus
Uke's - Ukulele Club Weekly ukulele group for all ukulele enthusiasts -
beginners, intermediate and advanced. Come along and join in the fun, learning
and playing the ukulele. You don't need to be able to read music. Just bring
your Ukulele and a sense of humour! To book your place and for further
information, Tel: 07532 129443 or email:
ukulelescotland@gmail.com.
- 1-31 July:
Wild
Adventures at Almond Valley Heritage Centre Go wild in the great outdoors
in a summer-long programme of activities recreating the lives of our
prehistoric ancestors. Every day, children and their families can all lend a
hand in constructing a prehistoric encampment and learn skills essential for
prehistoric living. There's a shelter and fences to be build, crops to plant,
and livestock to tend. And between all of this hard work there's need to make
fire, prepare food, make clothing and bedding, and even go hunting. Open daily
from 10am to 5pm. Admission costs £5.50 for adults, £4 for children
aged 3-17 years and senior citizens. Almond Valley Heritage Centre, Millfield,
Livingston, EH54 7AR.
- 1-31 July:
Masters
and Champions at Moray Art Centre Summer blockbuster exhibition celebrating
three hundred years of the inspiration of Classical Greece on Britain,
featuring historic Greek works borrowed from the British Museum and the
private collection of Lord Elgin. Daily at Moray Art Centre, The Park,
Findhorn, IV36 3TA.
- 1-31 July:
Visit
Scone Palace Once the crowning place of the Kings of Scots, Scone Palace
occupies a unique position in the history of Scotland. There is so much to see
and enjoy at Scone Palace, the history, the art and antiques, the superb
landscape and architecture, fun for the children, shopping and exploring. Come
and see for yourself! Palace and grounds open from 9.30am to 5.30pm daily.
Adults £10, Children £7, Concessions £9, Family £30
(includes admission to Palace and Grounds). Grounds Only Adults £5.80,
Children £4, Concessions £5.15.
- 13 July:
Kevin
Bridges at The Queens Hall, Dunoon Though only aged 26 Kevin, has his own
blend of Glasgow humour and is often on TV shows Live at the Apollo and Mock
the Week. At 7.30pm. See website for further details.
- 17 July:
Inveraray
Highland Games In the grounds of Inveraray Castle with field and track
events, piping and Highland dancing competitions and 'heavy events' including
the world championships for tossing the caber. The games start with a pipe band
parade at 10.45am from the town centre. Admission prices at the gate are Adults
£8, Seniors £5 and Children £3. Family Ticket £18. Free
parking at Winterton Park.
- 20-22 July:
80's
Rewind Festival at Scone Palace The hugely successful 80's Festival returns
as Scotland's largest boutique music and camping festival at Scone Palace this
month. In addition to the Main Stage, the festival will have a host of other
entertainment; Funfairs and Fireworks, Street Entertainers and Kidzone, Theme
Bars, Food Courts, Traders, Silent Disco and Live Karaoke bars along with
Camping and Glamping (Glamorous Camping) options. For further information visit
the Rewind Festival website linked above.
- 21 July:
Here and
Now Tour comes to Glasgow Green A concert featuring the biggest artists
from the 1980s, will take music lovers down memory lane as a cast list of seven
pop icons take to the stage. Paul Young will get heart rates racing when he
performs his massive number one hit, 'Wherever I lay my hat', while Rick
Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up' will get the crowd on their feet. Others
include Toyah, The Real Thing, Curiosity Killed the Cat, Belinda Carlisle and
T'Pau. Gates open at 6.30pm. Tickets, priced at £36, are available from:
www.ticketline.co.uk.
August
- Various dates in August:
Historic
Scotland Events For days out that go down in history, check our event
listings for what's on in your area and around Scotland in 2012.
- Weekly each Tuesday in August:
Angus
Uke's - Ukulele Club Weekly ukulele group for all ukulele enthusiasts -
beginners, intermediate and advanced. Come along and join in the fun, learning
and playing the ukulele. You don't need to be able to read music. Just bring
your Ukulele and a sense of humour! To book your place and for further
information, Tel: 07532 129443 or email:
ukulelescotland@gmail.com.
- 1-12 August:
Masters
and Champions at Moray Art Centre Summer blockbuster exhibition celebrating
three hundred years of the inspiration of Classical Greece on Britain,
featuring historic Greek works borrowed from the British Museum and the
private collection of Lord Elgin. Daily at Moray Art Centre, The Park,
Findhorn, IV36 3TA.
- 1-19 August:
Wild
Adventures at Almond Valley Heritage Centre Go wild in the great outdoors
in a summer-long programme of activities recreating the lives of our
prehistoric ancestors. Every day, children and their families can all lend a
hand in constructing a prehistoric encampment and learn skills essential for
prehistoric living. There's a shelter and fences to be build, crops to plant,
and livestock to tend. And between all of this hard work there's need to make
fire, prepare food, make clothing and bedding, and even go hunting. Open daily
from 10am to 5pm. Admission costs £5.50 for adults, £4 for children
aged 3-17 years and senior citizens. Almond Valley Heritage Centre, Millfield,
Livingston, EH54 7AR.
- 1-31 August:
Visit
Scone Palace Once the crowning place of the Kings of Scots, Scone Palace
occupies a unique position in the history of Scotland. There is so much to see
and enjoy at Scone Palace, the history, the art and antiques, the superb
landscape and architecture, fun for the children, shopping and exploring. Come
and see for yourself! Palace and grounds open from 9.30am to 5.30pm daily.
Adults £10, Children £7, Concessions £9, Family £30
(includes admission to Palace and Grounds). Grounds Only Adults £5.80,
Children £4, Concessions £5.15.
- 3-11 August:
Streets
The Musical ‘Streets’ is a contemporary musical featuring an
entirely original score from young, Scottish writer & composer Finn
Anderson. Gritty, fast-paced and hard-hitting the story follows a group of
young people and their descent into the dangerous world of street crime and
gang rivalry. ‘Streets’ is an exciting, emotional and entertaining
piece combining musical theatre, drama and physical theatre to explore young
love, the want for something more and the power of peer pressure and addiction.
Adults £10, Students £7. Tickets will be available through the
Edinburgh Fringe Box Office. Grand Theatre, Surgeons Hall, Edinburgh.
- 4 & 5 August:
Orchid
Festival at Scone Palace Orchid enthusiasts and keen gardeners will be
heading for Scone as the Palace hosts its annual Orchid Festival this month.
The festival will include displays by some of the UK's most prestigious orchid
nurseries and suppliers, and plants will be available for purchase during the
weekend. As well as enjoying the stunning displays, visitors will be able to
listen to talks by experts on the art of orchid growing each day. The Festival
of Orchids will take place from 9.30am to 5pm each day. Grounds Only admission
fee: Adults £5.80, Children £4, Concessions £5.15.
- 18 & 19 August:
Black
Beauty at Scone Palace A spectacular open-air theatrical production of the
iconic book Black Beauty. Produced by award-winning BBC Playwright Susannah
Daley and PEEL Heritage, the story has been carefully adapted by James Stone in
order to bring to life the story of one of the world's most famous fictional
horses. Tickets priced £10 for children, £15/£14.50 with
concession, £18.95/£18.00/£16.50 for adults and
£55/£50/£48 for family tickets are available from
www.blackbeautylive.co.uk, or
Tel: 0844 871 7604.
- 24-27 August:
Art-Map
Argyll Argyll's Open Studios Event 2012 will take place in over 40 venues.
See website for details.
- 31 August - 2 September:
Dundee
Flower and Food Festival 2012 In the magnificent grounds of Camperdown
Country Park, this years festival will include a host of celebrities plus the
World Potato Championships and World Jampion Championships, the Woodlands4Yew
Marquee, some of the best chefs in the country and wonderful floral displays.
See the festival website linked above for full details.
September
- Various dates in September:
Historic
Scotland Events For days out that go down in history, check our event
listings for what's on in your area and around Scotland in 2012.
- Weekly each Tuesday in September:
Angus
Uke's - Ukulele Club Weekly ukulele group for all ukulele enthusiasts -
beginners, intermediate and advanced. Come along and join in the fun, learning
and playing the ukulele. You don't need to be able to read music. Just bring
your Ukulele and a sense of humour! To book your place and for further
information, Tel: 07532 129443 or email:
ukulelescotland@gmail.com.
- 1-30 September:
Visit
Scone Palace Once the crowning place of the Kings of Scots, Scone Palace
occupies a unique position in the history of Scotland. There is so much to see
and enjoy at Scone Palace, the history, the art and antiques, the superb
landscape and architecture, fun for the children, shopping and exploring. Come
and see for yourself! Palace and grounds open from 9.30am to 5.30pm daily.
Adults £10, Children £7, Concessions £9, Family £30
(includes admission to Palace and Grounds). Grounds Only Adults £5.80,
Children £4, Concessions £5.15.
- 9 September:
The
Farming Yesteryear Rally at Scone Palace The Scottish Vintage Tractor and
Engine Club Farming Yesteryear and Vintage Rally 2012, will be held at Scone
Palace Parklands. Vintage tractors, stationary engines, steam engines and
agricultural machinery will be on display, together with vintage cars, lorries
and other vehicles. There will be working demonstrations of vintage
agricultural machinery including ploughing, combining and threshing, plus trade
stands and auto jumble. Open 9am to 5pm. For further information, visit the
SVTEC website linked above.
- 15 & 16 September:
Best
of the West Food, Drink & Music Festival This free, family friendly
festival will highlight the best in food, drink, crafts, music and
entertainment from the West of Scotland. At Inveraray Castle from 11am to 8pm
Saturday and from 11am to 6pm Sunday, with live music in the George Hotel,
Inveraray each evening.
- 27 September:
The
Breast Cancer Care Show at the Radisson Blu Hotel. A celebration of
strength and achievement including a very special catwalk show and an afternoon
of exciting fundraising activities including luxury balloons and cupcakes,
raffles and our silent auction. For further information and details of how to
book, visit our website linked in the title.
- 28 September:
A
Taste of Loch Fyne Come for a day out at Loch Fyne and enjoy a programme of
activities including visiting our oyster farm, learning how to open oysters,
sea food recipe demonstrations and a four course lunch. A chance to explore
Loch Fyne, meet the folk who live and work here, and get some indepth knowledge
of its bountiful harvest. From 10am to 3pm at Loch Fyne Oysters, Clachan,
Cairndow, PA26 8BJ. Tickets £95 per person can be booked by Tel: 01499
600482 or email: info@lochfyne.com.
October
- Various dates in October:
Historic
Scotland Events For days out that go down in history, check our event
listings for what's on in your area and around Scotland in 2012.
- Weekly each Tuesday in October:
Angus
Uke's - Ukulele Club Weekly ukulele group for all ukulele enthusiasts -
beginners, intermediate and advanced. Come along and join in the fun, learning
and playing the ukulele. You don't need to be able to read music. Just bring
your Ukulele and a sense of humour! To book your place and for further
information, Tel: 07532 129443 or email:
ukulelescotland@gmail.com.
- 13-28 October:
Spooky
Happenings at Almond Valley Heritage Centre As the days grow shorter,
strange creatures begin to emerge from the the darkest and scariest corners of
the old mill and farm buildings. Encounter unearthly creatures on a trail of
terror, collect the clues and claim a small prize for your bravery. Join in
with creepy crafts and gruesome games, and have a spine-tingling good time.
Open daily from 10am to 5pm. Admission costs £5.50 for adults, £4
for children aged 3-17 years and senior citizens. Almond Valley Heritage
Centre, Millfield, Livingston, EH54 7AR.
- 27 & 28 October:
Spooky
Hallowe'en Weekend at Scone Palace Come along and enjoy some spooky
Hallowe'en fun with Janette the Witch, Kevin the Friendly Vampire (and his pet
rat), Hamish the Highlander, Eddie the Rat Catcher and Pickles the Bear as they
tell spooky tales from Scotland's history. 20 minute performances will take
place in the Old Kitchen at 11am,Noon, 2pm and 3pm each day. Grounds Only
admission fee: Adults £5.80, Children £4, Concessions
£5.15.
- 28 October:
Friday
Fright Night at Almond Valley Heritage Centre Doors re-open after dark for
traditional Halloween games, a moonlight trail, and a ghost train journey into
the depths of the night. Come dressed to kill. From 6pm to 9pm. Admission costs
£5.50 for adults, £4 for children aged 3-17 years and senior
citizens. Almond Valley Heritage Centre, Millfield, Livingston, EH54 7AR.
November
- Various dates in November:
Historic
Scotland Events For days out that go down in history, check our event
listings for what's on in your area and around Scotland in 2012.
- Weekly each Tuesday in November:
Angus
Uke's - Ukulele Club Weekly ukulele group for all ukulele enthusiasts -
beginners, intermediate and advanced. Come along and join in the fun, learning
and playing the ukulele. You don't need to be able to read music. Just bring
your Ukulele and a sense of humour! To book your place and for further
information, Tel: 07532 129443 or email:
ukulelescotland@gmail.com.
- 9 November:
A
Taste of Loch Fyne Come for a day out with us at Loch Fyne Oysters and
enjoy a prgramme of activities including visiting our oyster farm, learning how
to open oysters and sea food recipe demonstrations with our development chef,
Colin Bussey, plus a four course lunch. From 10am to 3pm at Loch Fyne Oysters,
Clachan, Cairndow, PA26 8BJ. Tickets £95 per person can be booked by Tel:
01499 600482 or email: info@lochfyne.com.
- 9-11 November:
Galloway
Antiques Fair at Scone Palace Nationally known antiques and fine art
dealers will be displaying items for sale including furniture, porcelain,
glass, silver, jewellery, mirrors, sculpture, oriental rugs and carpets and
much more from early Georgian through to the 1930s. Come along and search for a
bargain! From 10.30am to 5pm. Adults £5, Children (under 16) free.
- 26 & 27 November:
Cancer
Research Christmas Fair at Scone Palace Enjoy browsing around the Christmas
stalls set throughout the Palace's State Rooms. There will be lots of wonderful
gifts, cards, decorations and speciality foods which have been especially
selected for their originality, quality and craftsmanship. It's the perfect
opportunity to do your Christmas shopping and if you join us on the Monday
evening you can enjoy a complimentary glass of wine on arrival. On 26 November
from 4pm to 8.30pm, entrance is £6 including a glass of wine. On 27
November from 10am to 4pm, entrance is £4. The Servants' Hall Coffee Shop
will be open on both dates as will the Gift Shop. Entry fee payable on
arrival.
December
- Various dates in December:
Historic
Scotland Events For days out that go down in history, check our event
listings for what's on in your area and around Scotland in 2012.
- Weekly each Tuesday in December:
Angus
Uke's - Ukulele Club Weekly ukulele group for all ukulele enthusiasts -
beginners, intermediate and advanced. Come along and join in the fun, learning
and playing the ukulele. You don't need to be able to read music. Just bring
your Ukulele and a sense of humour! To book your place and for further
information, Tel: 07532 129443 or email:
ukulelescotland@gmail.com.
- 1 & 2, 8 & 9, 15 & 16, 22 & 23 and Monday 24
December:
Santa
at Almond Valley Heritage Centre Jolly old Santa is at home in his farmyard
cottage handing out early Christmas presents. Join in Christmas crafts, meet
the animals in a special winter scene and enjoy the magic of a traditional
Christmas. Open daily from 10am to 5pm. Admission costs £5.50 for adults,
£4 for children aged 3-17 years and senior citizens. Almond Valley
Heritage Centre, Millfield, Livingston, EH54 7AR.
