July
- Today until 31 July:
The Eric Liddell Exhibition at Ther Scottish Parliament
This exhibition offers a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the life and legacy of Eric Liddell, nicknamed 'the Flying Scotsman'. Organised by The Eric Liddell 100 campaign, this initiative
seeks to honour Liddell's legacy and inspire future generations through a series of events and activities emphasizing his core values of passion, compassion, and integrity. Daily from 10am to 5pm.
Admission is free. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Today until 31 July:
Murderous Medicine - A History Tour
Did you know that the University of Edinburgh's Medical School was one of the best in the world for nearly two centuries? But every story has two sides. Go on a journey of discovery with professional historian Chelsea and hear about the prolific medical advancements made within Edinburgh, as well as the sinister side of 19th century medical research. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 27 July:
Animal Encounters - Weapons and Armour at Floors Castle
By exploring the ancient battlements of the castle while comparing human weaponry and armour to the natural defence mechanisms of animals. 45 minute sessions run
throughout the day. For further information and advance booking, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Every Wednesday and Saturday in July:
Glassblowing Experience at the Scottish Maritime Museum
A unique and creative activity that enables you to learn a traditional craft and create beautiful glass pieces. From molten glass to handcrafted keepsakes, you will leave the workshop with more than
just memories. With a newfound skill, you will proudly create a bespoke piece to display in your home. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Every Sunday in July:
Le Petit Beefbar Sunday Jazz Lunch
Guests can enjoy plates oozing with slow roasted black Angus beef or free-range chicken with Wagyu beef dripping roast potatoes from the
new Sunday Roast menu against the backdrop of the sultry sound of the very best in British jazz. From 12.30pm to 2.30pm at Le Petit Beefbar,
21-25 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PB. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in July:
Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott
Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For
information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in July:
The Byre Theatre
is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre
offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the
website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in July:
Events at the
University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures,
Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked
in the title.
- Various dates in July:
Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub
& Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi,
singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month
visit the website linked in the title.
- Various dates in July:
Events in Glencoe & Loch
Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting
happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming
events.
- Various dates in July:
Historic Environment Scotland Events
Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in July:
VisitLanarkshire programme of events
Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
- Various dates in July:
Lanternhouse
A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a
full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in July:
Museum
of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA.
Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in July:
National Library
of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours.
Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but
booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
- Various dates in July:
Events and Activities at
the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and
adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to
name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of
Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
- Various dates in July:
National Trust for Scotland Events
Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in July:
RSPB Loch Leven Events
RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in July:
RSPB Loch Lomond Events
RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in July:
Scottish Opera
Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website
linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in July:
Strathpeffer Pavilion
Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this
month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for
Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.
August
- 1-31 August:
The Eric Liddell Exhibition at Ther Scottish Parliament
This exhibition offers a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the life and legacy of Eric Liddell, nicknamed 'the Flying Scotsman'. Organised by The Eric Liddell 100 campaign, this initiative
seeks to honour Liddell's legacy and inspire future generations through a series of events and activities emphasizing his core values of passion, compassion, and integrity. Daily from 10am to 5pm.
Admission is free. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 2-4 August:
Edinburgh Foodies Festival 2024
The biggest celebration yet of top chefs, tasty food, delicious drinks and live music. The 2024 festival line up includes Peter Andre, Blue and Symphonic Ibiza, plus MasterChef Champions,
Michelin-starred and top local chefs cooking their signature summer recipes. For further information and to book tickets, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 2-24 August:
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
Taking place on Edinburgh Castle Esplanade, the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo brings together the best of British Military with
international performances from a global cast. It features emotionally charged entertainment, cutting edge lighting, sound and
military precision and is a show like no other. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 2-25 August:
Edinburgh International Festival
The 2024 Edinburgh International Festival celebrates Rituals That Unite Us. This year's programme will bring artists and audiences
closer together than ever before. For further information and to book tickets, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 2-26 August:
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Welcoming performers from at least 170 different countries, in over 3500 shows, Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the single greatest celebration of arts
and culture on the planet. Fringe celebrates its 77th year in 2024. For further information on this year's programme and to book tickets, visit the
website linked in the title of this event.
- 3 August:
Roxburghe Rocks Festival
Floors Castle invites guests of all ages to enjoy tunes that have thrilled generations and experience iconic glam rock anthems with The Bowie Experience,
upbeat 60's dance classics with Capitol Motown and Soul Band, and sing-a-long disco hits with 21st Century ABBA tribute against the backdrop of one of the
country's most stunning historic buildings. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 3 & 4 August:
FoxFest Family Festival
Edinburgh’s Conifox Adventure Park has announced the return of its annual summer festival, FoxFest. With ticket prices starting from £11.75, the festival has been designed to bring
kids and adults together for limitless fun throughout the weekend. Families can soak up the atmosphere in the Conifox Festival Field with a bumper weekend of amazing entertainment
including music, circus performers, magicians, comedy and so much more. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 3 & 4 August:
Truckfest Scotland
Car-crushing monster truck action, death-defying motorcycle stunt displays, thousands of trucks on show, a wealth
of traders, massive industry stands, family entertainment, delicious food and drink and so much more at the Royal
Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh, EH28 8NB. Secure your tickets in advance to skip the queues and enjoy
discounted rates. Camping packages available which include your pitch, vehicle pass and show entry for both days.
For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 9-11 August:
Kimpton Charlotte Square Hotel Pop-up Boutique
Bringing together three artisanal Scottish brands, Kimpton's boutique presents ishga, Sassenach Spirits, and Siobhan Mackenzie for an intimate and experiential
retail shopping experience. Both the public and Kimpton hotel guests are all welcome. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 10 August:
Animal Encounters - The Zagaro at Floors Castle
This storytelling session, will take guests through a deep, dark wood where the hero of the story meets an array of weird and wonderful creatures and fulfils
a quest. 45 minute sessions run throughout the day. For further information and advance booking, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 10 August:
Make a Watercolour Landscape with Kayleigh McCallum at Mackintosh at the Willow
Learn how to create a landscape painting in watercolours with tutor Kayleigh McCallum, inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh painting of Port-Vendres. The workshop
begins with a tour of our historic building, followed by the watercolour workshop, and a break for soup and a sandwich with tea or coffee. All materials, food and
drink are included with the ticket price of £79. From 10.30am-4pm at 215–217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. For further information and advance booking, visit
the website linked in the title of this event.
- 10-25 August:
Edinburgh International Book Festival
The world-leading festival of words, literature, and ideas, Edinburgh International Book Festival brings together over 500 events with the most exciting writers
and thinkers on the planet to ignite imaginations, foster human connection, and challenge the status quo. For further information on the 2024 programme and to
book tickets, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 10-31 August:
Philip Reeves Exhibition at Compass Gallery
Compass Gallery is celebrating its long association with the life and works of Master Printmaker and collage artist Philip Reeves. The exhibition will include
some of his early etchings, completed whilst at the RCA, early collages and prints. Daily from Noon until 4pm at Compass Gallery, 178 West Regent Street, Glasgow,
G2 4RL. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 12-16 August:
SOFT: A Solo Exhibition by Hailey Beavis
Edinburgh-based Hailey Beavis is a multidisciplinary artist and musician. The work on display in SOFT captures the irony of trying to cement emotional memory as
it shifts, blends and erodes, giving form and voice to emotions and ambiguous narratives. Open daily at at Sett Studios, 127 Leith Walk, Edinburgh. For further
information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 17-18 August:
Rise and Shine at The Scottish Crannog Centre In partnership with UNESCO chair for Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts we invite you to a weekend filled with craft
and stories of Scottish culture today and the past. This event will start with a short museum exhibition tour with a guide and then the village will be free to roam at your own speed. For further
information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 17-18 August:
UK's Largest Obstacle Inflatable Course at Floors Castle Inflatable Insanity, in aid of 'Cash For Kids',
will run over three bespoke weekends, each dedicated to a different group of adventurers. The season bounces off to an exciting start this Saturday and Sunday, when all aged 15 and over
can tackle the UK's newest and biggest obstacle courses, with the highest slides and with a choice of either 5 or 10k routes available to enter either solo or as a team. For further
information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 19 August:
Specialist Tours - Art and Architecture at Thirlestane Castle
This exclusive tour dedicated to the castle's architecture looks at the people responsible for its baronial style, exquisite plaster work ceilings and Victorian upgrades. In
addition, the tour will focus on the castle's extensive art collection including one of the most complete portrait collections in the country. The tour starts at 11am and the
£40 ticket price includes a light lunch at 12.30pm. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 19 August:
Specialist Tours - Military Tour at Thirlestane Castle
Thirlestane is a 16th century castle with a rich military history. Historic home of the Duke of Lauderdale and the seat of the Maitland family, it has played its
part in both Scottish and British military history including offering its support to Bonnie Prince Charlie during the Jacobite rebellion and providing a place of
rest and recouperation for officers during the first world war. The tour starts at 1.15pm and the £40 ticket price includes a light lunch at 12.30pm. For further
information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 24 August:
Animal Encounters - Creepy Castle Critters at Floors Castle
This event guides visitors on a historic tour of this wonderful venue, meeting the creepy critters that might once upon a time have roamed its halls. 45 minute sessions run
throughout the day. For further information and advance booking, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 24-25 August:
UK's Largest Obstacle Inflatable Course at Floors Castle Inflatable Insanity, in aid of 'Cash For Kids',
will run over three bespoke weekends, each dedicated to a different group of adventurers. This weekend the Junior event kicks off - an ideal teambuilding and family bonding experience
offering a challenging but 'doable' activity for children aged 5+. This Inflatable Insanity Course isn't about running, it's about having fun! For further information, visit the website
linked in the title of this event.
- 31 August - 1 September:
Music at the Multiverse 2024
Crawick Multiverse is thrilled to reveal its Main Stage and Big Top Dance Tent line-up for Music at the Multiverse 2024 including Toploader, Tide Lines,
Public Domain and Flip N Fill. For further information and to book tickets and camping/motorhome spaces, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 31 August - 15 September:
Dido and Aeneas at Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Scots Opera Project unite to produce a Scottish Gaelic and Scots Language version of Purcell's baroque masterpiece,
Dido and Aeneas. Translated into Scots by Dr Michael Dempster and into Gaelic by Marcas Mac an Tuaineir. For further information and to book tickets,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Every Wednesday and Saturday in August:
Glassblowing Experience at the Scottish Maritime Museum
A unique and creative activity that enables you to learn a traditional craft and create beautiful glass pieces. From molten glass to handcrafted keepsakes, you will leave the workshop with more than
just memories. With a newfound skill, you will proudly create a bespoke piece to display in your home. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Every Sunday in August:
Le Petit Beefbar Sunday Jazz Lunch
Guests can enjoy plates oozing with slow roasted black Angus beef or free-range chicken with Wagyu beef dripping roast potatoes from the
new Sunday Roast menu against the backdrop of the sultry sound of the very best in British jazz. From 12.30pm to 2.30pm at Le Petit Beefbar,
21-25 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PB. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in August:
Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott
Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For
information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in August:
The Byre Theatre
is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre
offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the
website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in August:
Events at the
University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures,
Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked
in the title.
- Various dates in August:
Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub
& Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi,
singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month
visit the website linked in the title.
- Various dates in August:
Events in Glencoe & Loch
Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting
happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming
events.
- Various dates in August:
Historic Environment Scotland Events
Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in August:
VisitLanarkshire programme of events
Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
- Various dates in August:
Lanternhouse
A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a
full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in August:
Museum
of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA.
Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in August:
National Library
of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours.
Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but
booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
- Various dates in August:
Events and Activities at
the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and
adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to
name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of
Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
- Various dates in August:
National Trust for Scotland Events
Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in August:
RSPB Loch Leven Events
RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in August:
RSPB Loch Lomond Events
RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in August:
Scottish Opera
Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website
linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in August:
Strathpeffer Pavilion
Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this
month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for
Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.
September
- 1 September:
Music at the Multiverse 2024
Crawick Multiverse is thrilled to reveal its Main Stage and Big Top Dance Tent line-up for Music at the Multiverse 2024 including Toploader, Tide Lines,
Public Domain and Flip N Fill. For further information and to book tickets and camping/motorhome spaces, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 1-12 September:
The Eric Liddell Exhibition at Ther Scottish Parliament
This exhibition offers a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the life and legacy of Eric Liddell, nicknamed 'the Flying Scotsman'. Organised by The Eric Liddell 100 campaign, this initiative
seeks to honour Liddell's legacy and inspire future generations through a series of events and activities emphasizing his core values of passion, compassion, and integrity. Daily from 10am to 5pm.
Admission is free. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 1-15 September:
Dido and Aeneas at Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Scots Opera Project unite to produce a Scottish Gaelic and Scots Language version of Purcell's baroque masterpiece,
Dido and Aeneas. Translated into Scots by Dr Michael Dempster and into Gaelic by Marcas Mac an Tuaineir. For further information and to book tickets,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 7-8 September:
UK's Largest Obstacle Inflatable Course at Floors Castle Inflatable Insanity, in aid of 'Cash For Kids',
will run over three bespoke weekends, each dedicated to a different group of adventurers. To close the series, it's time to enter as a Team – the perfect challenge for schools, offices,
families or local sports clubs looking to take on either 5 or 10k courses. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 7-8 September:
MoonWalk Scotland
Join in the fun of the MoonWalk Scotland LIVE* night charity walk and experience Edinburgh like never before! Edinburgh
turns pink to honour all MoonWalkers who can go solo or with a team, over 13.1 or 26.2 miles. For further information
and to enter, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 9 September:
Specialist Tours - Art and Architecture at Thirlestane Castle
This exclusive tour dedicated to the castle's architecture looks at the people responsible for its baronial style, exquisite plaster work ceilings and Victorian upgrades. In
addition, the tour will focus on the castle's extensive art collection including one of the most complete portrait collections in the country. The tour starts at 11am and the
£40 ticket price includes a light lunch at 12.30pm. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 9 September:
Specialist Tours - Maitland Family Tour at Thirlestane Castle
The Maitland name is synonymous with Scotland's history. Edward Maitland-Carew, the great grandson of the 15th Earl of Lauderdale, will take you on a journey through the
castle's family history explaining how each generation made their mark both on the castle and on Scotland. The tour starts at 11am and the £40 ticket price includes a light
lunch at 12.30pm. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 13-22 September:
Arran Festival of Food and Drink
This celebration of the islands food and drink is organised by Arran's Food Journey, with its food and drink producers and hospitality providers
coming together to deliver a feast of events and festival menus over 10 days. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 21 September:
Make a Beaded Silver Brooch with Laura Murray at Mackintosh at the Willow
Learn how to create a beaded silver brooch with tutor Laura Murray, inspired by the colour palette of Margaret Macdonald’s Salon de Luxe gesso panel. The
workshop begins with a tour of our historic building, followed by the jewellery workshop, and a break for scones, cream and jam with tea or coffee. All
materials, food and drink are included with the ticket price of £80. From 10.30am-4pm at 215–217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. For further information
and advance booking, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 28 September:
Wild Foraging at The Pierhouse Hotel
Join the Wild Cooke, Lucy Cooke, at The Pierhouse Hotel, Port Appin for a foraging adventure along the local shoreline, hedgerow,
and woodland. Starting at 9.30am, reconnect with nature before indulging in a unique buffet lunch made with foraged ingredients
and local produce. Reserve your spot for £70 per person by calling 01631 730 302. For further information, visit the website
linked in the title of this event.
- Every Sunday in September:
Le Petit Beefbar Sunday Jazz Lunch
Guests can enjoy plates oozing with slow roasted black Angus beef or free-range chicken with Wagyu beef dripping roast potatoes from the
new Sunday Roast menu against the backdrop of the sultry sound of the very best in British jazz. From 12.30pm to 2.30pm at Le Petit Beefbar,
21-25 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PB. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in September:
Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott
Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For
information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in September:
The Byre Theatre
is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre
offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the
website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in September:
Events at the
University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures,
Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked
in the title.
- Various dates in September:
Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub
& Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi,
singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month
visit the website linked in the title.
- Various dates in September:
Events in Glencoe & Loch
Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting
happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming
events.
- Various dates in September:
Historic Environment Scotland Events
Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in September:
VisitLanarkshire programme of events
Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
- Various dates in September:
Lanternhouse
A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a
full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in September:
Museum
of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA.
Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in September:
National Library
of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours.
Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but
booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
- Various dates in September:
Events and Activities at
the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and
adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to
name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of
Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
- Various dates in September:
National Trust for Scotland Events
Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in September:
RSPB Loch Leven Events
RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in September:
RSPB Loch Lomond Events
RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in September:
Scottish Opera
Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website
linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in September:
Strathpeffer Pavilion
Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this
month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for
Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.
October
- 9 October:
Squeeze 50th Anniversary Tour
With a half-century distinguished by some of the smartest and sweetest guitar-pop made during the rock & roll era, Squeeze will be performing
an impressive list of hits and rare gems from their extensive back catalogue. They will be joined by special guest Badly Drawn Boy at the Usher
Hall, Edinburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 24 & 26 October:
40 Years of Hue And Cry Tour
features a carefully curated setlist that spans the entirety of Hue and Cry's amazing career. With soulful vocals,
impeccable musicianship, and undeniable chemistry on stage, the tour will feature a full band, sure to transport
audiences back in time, where fans can expect to hear their favourite songs as well as a few surprises. On 10 October
at The Tivoli Theatre, Aberdeen, on 11 October at The Town House, Hamilton, on 12 October at The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh,
on 17 October at Beacon Arts Centre, Greenock, on 18 October at The Albert Halls, Stirling, on 19 October at Whitehall
Theatre, Dundee, on 24 October at Perth Concert Hall and on 26 October at Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow. For further
information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 18-20 October:
2 Day Cycling Retreat Weekend with Markus Stitz
The Pierhouse Hotel, Port Appin is offering a select group of cyclists the opportunity to join Markus as he explores some of his Argyll cycle trails on
both road and gravel routes by day, and hosts you to dinner and an entertaining talk based on Fernweh on the Saturday evening. For further information
and advance booking, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 19-20 October:
Celtic Autumn at The Scottish Crannog Centre Celebrate the harvest period at the Scottish Crannog Centre by taking part in our 'Great Iron Age Bake Off!' We will explore the
abundance of autumn, using all that the fields, woodlands and loch has to offer. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 26 October:
Make a Hand Bound Book with Toben Lewis at Mackintosh at the Willow
Learn how to create a hand bound book with tutor Toben Lewis, inspired by Glasgow Style artists such as Talwin Morris and Ethel Larcombe. The workshop
begins with a tour of our historic building, followed by the book binding workshop, and a break for soup and a sandwich with tea or coffee. All materials,
food and drink are included with the ticket price of £90. From 10.30am-4pm at 215–217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. For further information and
advance booking, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- 31 October:
Samhain at The Scottish Crannog Centre Celebrate the night when the veil between the spirit world and the mortal world disappears, when the last of the harvest has been brought in,
and the winter begins. Immerse yourself in our Iron Age Village and warm your feet by the fire, listen to stories and songs, and witness our ritual wicker burn on the beach. A magical evening not to
be missed, fancy dress is encouraged! For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Every Sunday in October:
Le Petit Beefbar Sunday Jazz Lunch
Guests can enjoy plates oozing with slow roasted black Angus beef or free-range chicken with Wagyu beef dripping roast potatoes from the
new Sunday Roast menu against the backdrop of the sultry sound of the very best in British jazz. From 12.30pm to 2.30pm at Le Petit Beefbar,
21-25 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PB. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in October:
Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott
Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For
information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in October:
The Byre Theatre
is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre
offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the
website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in October:
Events at the
University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures,
Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked
in the title.
- Various dates in October:
Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub
& Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi,
singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month
visit the website linked in the title.
- Various dates in October:
Events in Glencoe & Loch
Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting
happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming
events.
- Various dates in October:
Historic Environment Scotland Events
Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in October:
VisitLanarkshire programme of events
Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
- Various dates in October:
Lanternhouse
A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a
full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in October:
Museum
of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA.
Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in October:
National Library
of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours.
Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but
booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
- Various dates in October:
Events and Activities at
the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and
adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to
name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of
Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
- Various dates in October:
National Trust for Scotland Events
Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in October:
RSPB Loch Leven Events
RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in October:
RSPB Loch Lomond Events
RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in October:
Scottish Opera
Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website
linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in October:
Strathpeffer Pavilion
Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this
month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for
Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.
November
- Various dates in November:
Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott
Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For
information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in November:
The Byre Theatre
is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre
offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the
website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in November:
Events at the
University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures,
Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked
in the title.
- Various dates in November:
Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub
& Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi,
singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month
visit the website linked in the title.
- Various dates in November:
Events in Glencoe & Loch
Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting
happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming
events.
- Various dates in November:
Historic Environment Scotland Events
Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in November:
VisitLanarkshire programme of events
Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
- Various dates in November:
Lanternhouse
A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a
full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in November:
Museum
of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA.
Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in November:
National Library
of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours.
Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but
booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
- Various dates in November:
Events and Activities at
the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and
adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to
name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of
Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
- Various dates in November:
National Trust for Scotland Events
Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in November:
RSPB Loch Leven Events
RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in November:
RSPB Loch Lomond Events
RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in November:
Scottish Opera
Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website
linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in November:
Strathpeffer Pavilion
Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this
month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for
Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.
December
- Various dates in December:
Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott
Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For
information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in December:
The Byre Theatre
is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre
offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the
website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in December:
Events at the
University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures,
Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked
in the title.
- Various dates in December:
Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub
& Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi,
singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month
visit the website linked in the title.
- Various dates in December:
Events in Glencoe & Loch
Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting
happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming
events.
- Various dates in December:
Historic Environment Scotland Events
Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in December:
VisitLanarkshire programme of events
Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
- Various dates in December:
Lanternhouse
A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a
full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in December:
Museum
of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA.
Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
- Various dates in December:
National Library
of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours.
Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but
booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
- Various dates in December:
Events and Activities at
the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and
adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to
name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of
Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
- Various dates in December:
National Trust for Scotland Events
Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
- Various dates in December:
RSPB Loch Leven Events
RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in December:
RSPB Loch Lomond Events
RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information,
visit the website linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in December:
Scottish Opera
Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website
linked in the title of this event.
- Various dates in December:
Strathpeffer Pavilion
Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this
month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for
Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.