Undiscovered Scotland: What's On? Events Around Scotland

April

Today and tomorrow: Embroidered Stories: Scottish Samplers showcases an extraordinary collection of Scottish needlework from the 18th and 19th century. Daily at Exhibition Gallery 2, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. Entry is free.
Today until 22 April: Easter Egg Hunt at Ellisland Farm Ellisland Farm, home of Robert Burns from 1788-1791, is hosting an Easter Egg Hunt over the holiday weekend. Come along and join in the fun. Open daily at Holywood Road, Auldgirth, Dumfries,DG2 0RP.
Today until 22 April: Easter Egg Hunts The National Trust for Scotland and Cadbury are hosting a range of Easter Egg Hunts at NTS properties across the country over these dates. Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area.
Today until 22 April: Easter Eggsplorer Trails 19 of Historic Environment Scotland's iconic sites across the country will be hosting Easter Eggsplorer Trails over the holiday weekend. Head to a site near you to complete a quiz featuring one of our characters - Dougie the Dog, Grace the Falcon or Ruth the Cat, and be rewarded with a chocolate Easter egg prize! For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Today until 22 April: Further, Faster, Higher From Concorde to Airship R.34 discover the science behind the technological breakthroughs that allow people to travel at the speed of sound at the edge of space. Discover ground-breaking technological advances in aviation that would have seemed impossible 100 years before. Daily from 11am to 4pm at the National Museum of Flight, East Fortune Airfield, EH39 9LF. Entry included in Museum admission. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Today until 27 April: A Better World? Scotland after the First World War. Marking the centenary of the Armistice in 2018, A Better World? explores the impact of the First World War on life and society in post-war Scotland. Daily from Monday to Saturday at The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW. Admission is free. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Today until 30 April: The Art of African Metalwork Discover how brass and copper once featured as mediums of exchange, status and power in Africa through highlights of the museum's 19th and early 20th century collections from west and central Africa. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 3, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
Today until 30 April: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
Today until 30 April: Microscopes: Nature Revealed This display will tell the stories of the makers and users of an instrument that has been fundamental in improving our understanding of the natural world. Using examples from our significant collection, we will see how optical improvements saw a change in the public perception of the microscope from being a simple optical toy to a reliable instrument of science. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Grand Gallery, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
Today until 30 April: Robots From early mechanised human forms to today's cutting-edge technology, this major exhibition reveals our 500-year quest to make machines human. Featuring more than 100 objects – from automatons to science fiction film stars and the creations of modern research labs – this is your chance to see the most significant collection of humanoid robots ever assembled. Daily in Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
21 April: Glasgow Horror Fest: BITE SIZE A mid-year mini version of the large scale Halloween festival, Glasgow Horror Fest is proud to bring the BITE SIZE festival to Blackfriars for its second year. Join us for an evening packed with spooks and thrills in the heart of Glasgow. From 4.30pm to 10.30pm at Blackfriars Bar, 36 Bell Street, Glasgow, G1 1LG. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
21 & 22 April: Celtic Spring at the Scottish Crannog Centre In addition to the daily Crannog Community activities join us for a weekend celebrating the arrival of Spring. Daily from 10am to 4pm at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
25 April: Rare Birds Book Club live with Mhairi McFarlane Rachel Wood, founder of Rare Birds Book Club, is to host her first book launch event in collaboration with Sunday Times bestselling author Mhairi McFarlane. The event, celebrating the launch of 'Don't You Forget About Me', is from 6.30pm to 8.30pm at Custom Lane, Leith, Edinburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
28 April: Bluebell Walk hosted by Dundonald Castle & Visitor Centre Beautiful guided walk through Dundonald's ancient woodlands to see the best of the bluebells and other spring flowers. The walk will last approximately an hour and a half and a donation of £5 per person is suggested. Meet at noon at Dundonald Castle Visitor's Centre, Dundonald. For further information and to book, visit the Facebook page linked in the title of this event.
30 April: Beltane Fire Festival Bringing ancient Celtic traditions to life with a unique modern twist, through dazzling fiery displays, elaborate costumes, and immersive storytelling, Beltane Fire Festival shows the May Queen transforming the Green Man from his wintry guise so they can rule together over the warmer months. From 8pm to 1.30am at Calton Hill, Edinburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Every Saturday in April: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
Various dates in April: 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 April: 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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in April: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in April: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during April at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in April: 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 April: 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 April: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in April: 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 April: 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 April: 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 April: 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 April: 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 April: 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 April: 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 April: 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.

May

1-5 May: Robots From early mechanised human forms to today's cutting-edge technology, this major exhibition reveals our 500-year quest to make machines human. Featuring more than 100 objects – from automatons to science fiction film stars and the creations of modern research labs – this is your chance to see the most significant collection of humanoid robots ever assembled. Daily in Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
1-31 May: The Art of African Metalwork Discover how brass and copper once featured as mediums of exchange, status and power in Africa through highlights of the museum's 19th and early 20th century collections from west and central Africa. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 3, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
1-31 May: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
1-31 May: Microscopes: Nature Revealed This display will tell the stories of the makers and users of an instrument that has been fundamental in improving our understanding of the natural world. Using examples from our significant collection, we will see how optical improvements saw a change in the public perception of the microscope from being a simple optical toy to a reliable instrument of science. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Grand Gallery, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
4 & 5 May: Handfasting Vow Renewal at the Scottish Crannog Centre In addition to the daily Crannog Community activities join us for a weekend of Handfasting Vow Renewals. Daily from 10am to 4pm at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
17 & 18 May: Storybook Weekend at Culzean Castle Come dressed as your favourite Story Book character and join Eureka Edinburgh in an immersive and interactive adventure around the Swan Pond. Follow the trail to meet fictional friends and discover the clues to piece the puzzle together. Once you have completed the trail join the illustration workshops, storytelling sessions and themed crafts! From 10.30am to 4.30pm each day at National Trust for Scotland, Culzean Castle & Country Park, Maybole, KA19 8LE. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
24, 25 and 26 May: Edinburgh, Penicuik Spring Foraging Courses with Wild Food UK Less than 10 miles from the centre of Scotland's beautiful Capital and less than 5 miles from the A270 ring road south of the City, The Flotterstone Inn is a welcoming little country pub on the edge of the wonderfully picturesque Pentland Hills and is the start and end point of Wild Food UK's Spring 2019 Foraging Courses. For further information on what is included, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
24-27 May: Ideal Home Show Scotland Showcasing the latest trends in interiors, renovation, DIY, gardens, technology and lifestyle, the exhibition is the largest of its kind in Scotland. With everything for an ideal Scottish home under one roof, more than 400 exhibitors are expected to fill the halls at the SEC Glasgow. Also taking place is The Eat and Drink Festival, which will showcase the best of Scottish food and drink with tasters and demonstrations. Enjoy the two shows under one roof and for one ticket price. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
25 May: West Lothian Highland Games Taking place in Bathgate's Meadow Park, the West Lothian Highland Games plays host to a wide range of events including highland dancing, solo piping, pipe band and heavy athletics competitions plus many other sideshows and attractions. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
25-31 May: Imaginate: Edinburgh International Children's Festival Imaginate is the national organisation in Scotland, which promotes, develops and celebrates theatre and dance for children and young people. The Edinburgh International Children's Festival showcases high quality, distinctive Scottish and international performances to an audience of around 10,000 children, their teachers, and their families each year. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
26 & 27 May: Iron Age Ingenuity at the Scottish Crannog Centre In addition to the daily Crannog Community activities join us as we discover the astonishing Iron Age. Daily from 10am to 4pm at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Every Saturday in May: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
Various dates in May: 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 May: 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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in May: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in May: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during May at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in May: 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 May: 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 May: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in May: 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 May: 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 May: 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 May: 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 May: 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 May: 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 May: 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 May: 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.

June

1 & 2 June: Imaginate: Edinburgh International Children's Festival Imaginate is the national organisation in Scotland, which promotes, develops and celebrates theatre and dance for children and young people. The Edinburgh International Children's Festival showcases high quality, distinctive Scottish and international performances to an audience of around 10,000 children, their teachers, and their families each year. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-30 June: The Art of African Metalwork Discover how brass and copper once featured as mediums of exchange, status and power in Africa through highlights of the museum's 19th and early 20th century collections from west and central Africa. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 3, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
1-30 June: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
1-30 June: Microscopes: Nature Revealed This display will tell the stories of the makers and users of an instrument that has been fundamental in improving our understanding of the natural world. Using examples from our significant collection, we will see how optical improvements saw a change in the public perception of the microscope from being a simple optical toy to a reliable instrument of science. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Grand Gallery, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
2 June: The BVAC Classic at Thirlestane Celebrating 60 years of the Mini. With more than 1200 vintage and classic vehicles of all shapes and sizes making the journey to Thirlestane, this is one of the biggest and best car rallies in the whole country. From 11am at Thirlestane Castle, Lauder, TD2 6RU. Tickets: £10 per adult; under 16s free. Tickets booked in advance: £8.50 per adult. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event
8-9 June: The MoonWalk Scotland 2019 Roll up, roll up, The MoonWalk Scotland is coming to town! Join thousands of women and men in brightly decorated circus-themed bras, raising money and awareness for breast cancer charity, Walk the Walk. With fun for all ages and four walking distances, there is a challenge for every ability. Join us from 8pm on 8 June at Holyrood Park, Edinburgh EH8 8HG. Entries are open now. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
9 June: Cyclists Track Day at Fife Cycle Park Now in its fourth year, Cyclist magazine's Cyclist Track Days events, aim to give up to 200 cycling enthusiasts of all levels the opportunity to choose from and ride a selection of the finest new road bikes on purpose-built, closed circuits. Taking place at the new Fife Cycle Park, Glencraig, Lochgelly, KY5 8AA, it will be the first time the annual UK-wide spectacle sees a date hosted in Scotland. The event, in association with ASSOS, is perfect for individuals, families or groups of friends looking to try before they buy or to simply try out bikes they had only previously dreamt of riding. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
19-30 June: Edinburgh International Film Festival The world's longest continually-running film festival. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
20-23 June: The Royal Highland Show A four-day celebration of the country's best in farming, food and rural life. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
21 June: Midsummer Music at the Scottish Crannog Centre Join us for an evening of Midsummer music at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. Please note: this is a ticketed event. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
22 June: The Gloamin at Culzean Castle Set in the beautiful surrounds of Fountain Court, The Gloamin has lots on offer with an evening jam-packed with live music, entertainment and activities. Make sure you stay for dusk, that's when the real fun begins with the spectacular finale burning of the wicker man! From 6pm to 10pm at National Trust for Scotland, Culzean Castle & Country Park, Maybole, KA19 8LE. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
29 June: Piping Inverness, which incorporates the European Pipe Band Championships, takes place in Bught Park, Inverness. Over 120 pipe bands from around the world are expected to compete for the prestigious title of European Champions, whilst the competition also attracts Drum Majors and a number of junior bands. There will also be a Highland Dance competition, live entertainment and stalls featuring food and drink, and crafts. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Every Saturday in June: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
Various dates in June: 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 June: 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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in June: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in June: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during June at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in June: 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 June: 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 June: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in June: 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 June: 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 June: 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 June: 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 June: 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 June: 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 June: 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 June: 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.

July

1-31 July: The Art of African Metalwork Discover how brass and copper once featured as mediums of exchange, status and power in Africa through highlights of the museum's 19th and early 20th century collections from west and central Africa. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 3, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
1-31 July: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
1-31 July: Microscopes: Nature Revealed This display will tell the stories of the makers and users of an instrument that has been fundamental in improving our understanding of the natural world. Using examples from our significant collection, we will see how optical improvements saw a change in the public perception of the microscope from being a simple optical toy to a reliable instrument of science. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Grand Gallery, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
12-21 July: Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival Playing host to the finest jazz and blues talent from all corners of the globe, the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival covers all the bases. From bop to boogie-woogie to blues-rock, from samba to swing to soul, there's something to suit every mood and musical taste. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
18 July: Celtic Summer at the Scottish Crannog Centre In addition to the daily Crannog Community activities join us to celebrate the arrival of Summer. From 10am to 4pm at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
19-21 July: Anstruther Harbour Festival Beginning with the Dunedin International Folk Dance Festival - on the afternoon of Friday 19 July - the Harbour Festival will host dance teams from across Europe performing in traditional costumes, with pipe band parade to open the proceedings, and with a dance ceilidh in the evening. During the weekend there will be many historical boats visiting the town as well as the usual mix of craft and food stalls, live music, Gaelic events and children's entertainment. There will also be a photographic exhibition and competition in the Town hall alongside a display of model boats.For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
27 July: Scotland's National Airshow This spectacular day out for all ages sees aircraft old and new take to the skies for an afternoon of breathtaking aerial displays. Back on the ground you can meet the pilots and explore the hangars, enjoy family activities and food stalls selling hot and cold snacks. From 10am to 5pm at the National Museum of Flight, East Fortune Airfield, EH39 9LF. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Every Saturday in July: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in July: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in July: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during July at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
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 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: 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: 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

1-25 August: The Art of African Metalwork Discover how brass and copper once featured as mediums of exchange, status and power in Africa through highlights of the museum's 19th and early 20th century collections from west and central Africa. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 3, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
1-31 August: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
1-31 August: Microscopes: Nature Revealed This display will tell the stories of the makers and users of an instrument that has been fundamental in improving our understanding of the natural world. Using examples from our significant collection, we will see how optical improvements saw a change in the public perception of the microscope from being a simple optical toy to a reliable instrument of science. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Grand Gallery, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
2-4 August: Edinburgh Foodies Festival The UK's biggest food festival heads to Edinburgh this August with a mouth-watering summer extravaganza including live music, workshops, masterclasses and of course top chefs. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
2-5 August: The Celts are Coming! at the Scottish Crannog Centre In addition to the daily Crannog Community activities join us for a four day festival of events. Daily from 10am to 4pm at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
2-24 August: The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Set against the magnificent backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has a reputation for excellence and spectacle that is unmatched anywhere. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
2-26 August: The Edinburgh Festival Fringe The world’s greatest platform for creative freedom and an inspiring celebration of the best performance and entertainment from every continent of our planet. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
2-26 August: Edinburgh International Festival An unparalleled celebration of the performing arts and an annual meeting point for people of all nations, the Edinburgh International Festival present a programme featuring the finest performers and ensembles from the worlds of dance, opera, music and theatre. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
10 & 11 August: Dog Jamboree at Culzean Castle Join us at the Swan Pond for some fur-fetched fun! Treat your furry friends to Dog Water Sports, a Fun Dog Show, Dog Agility Course and Doggy Dash. Visit the Dog Market marquee packed full of doggy stalls and enjoy demonstrations throughout the day. From 10am to 5pm each day at National Trust for Scotland, Culzean Castle & Country Park, Maybole, KA19 8LE. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
10-26 August: Edinburgh International Book Festival The largest public celebration of the written word in the world. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
17 August: 'Live in the City' presents the Kaiser Chiefs One of Britain's most treasured bands, the Kaiser Chiefs, will perform in Northern Meeting Park, Inverness. This is one of a series of music concerts being organised by local concert promoter, LCC Live. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
21. 23 and 24 August: Scottish Opera Presents the European Premiere of Missy Mazzoli's Breaking the Waves Based on Lars von Trier's award-winning film, Breaking the Waves is directed by Tom Morris, the Tony Award-winning Artistic Director of Bristol Old Vic. At 7.15pm at King's Theatre, Edinburgh (part of the Edinburgh International Festival). For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
22-25 August: Land Rover Blair Castle Horse Trials Blair Castle and the Atholl Estate plays host to Scotland's premier equestrian event. This year's chosen charity partner is Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) which enriches the lives of people with disabilities through horse riding and carriage driving. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
23 August: Madness in Inverness The band – one of the most successful British pop groups of all time – will headline a huge outdoor concert in Northern Meeting Park, Inverness. Famous for unique, quirky pop classics including House of Fun; Driving in My Car; It Must Be Love; Our House; and Baggy Trousers, Madness will bring their love of pop to the North of Scotland. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
30 August: Harbour Sleights: Aberdeen Lifeboat Presents an Evening of Magic in association with Aberdeen Magical Society. Expect the unexpected in a magical extravaganza suitable for ages 8-108, featuring incredible feats of magic, mindreading, escapology and illusion. Allow the North East's top magicians to amaze and astound you - while raising vital funds for the Aberdeen Lifeboat Station. At 7pm at The Tivoli Theatre, Aberdeen. Tickets £12. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Every Saturday in August: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in August: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in August: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during August at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
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 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: 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: 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

1-15 September: Microscopes: Nature Revealed This display will tell the stories of the makers and users of an instrument that has been fundamental in improving our understanding of the natural world. Using examples from our significant collection, we will see how optical improvements saw a change in the public perception of the microscope from being a simple optical toy to a reliable instrument of science. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Grand Gallery, Level 1, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
1-30 September: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
6 & 7 September: Beers and Bands - Below The Sea! Black Isle Brewery presents Jocktoberfest 2019. With an incredible line-up of bands, it's set to be another belter of a weekend at Old Allangrange Farm, home of Black Isle Brewery, outside Munlochy. Bringing delicious organic beers and live music together, this year's theme takes us below the sea. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
6, 7 & 8 September: Dundee Flower & Food Festival The best event of its kind in Scotland, Dundee Flower & Food Festival includes a programme of garden talks and cookery demonstrations with well known local chefs and gardeners. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
7-14 September: Scottish Borders Walking Festival Taking place in Selkirk and the Ettrick and Yarrow Valleys, the Scottish Borders Walking Festival includes a range of Guided Countryside Walks, special interest Free and Easy Strolls led by local people and a varied Social Event programme open to all. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
22 September: Celtic Autumn at the Scottish Crannog Centre In addition to the daily Crannog Community activities join us to celebrate the arrival of Autumn. From 10am to 4pm at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
27-30 September: Wigtown Book Festival Each year, as September turns into October, "Scotland's Book Town", hosts the ten day Wigtown Book Festival. For this short period of time Wigtown becomes the centre of literary interest across Scotland and well beyond it. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Every Saturday in September: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in September: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in September: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during September at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
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 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: 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: 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

1-6 October: Wigtown Book Festival Each year, as September turns into October, "Scotland's Book Town", hosts the ten day Wigtown Book Festival. For this short period of time Wigtown becomes the centre of literary interest across Scotland and well beyond it. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 October: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
31 October: Celtic Samhain at the Scottish Crannog Centre Join us for an evening celebrating Celtic Samhain at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. Please note: this is a ticketed event. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Every Saturday in October: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in October: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in October: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during October at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
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 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: 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: 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

1-30 November: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
29 November - 1 December: Celtic Yule Event at the Scottish Crannog Centre In addition to the daily Crannog Community activities join us for music, Christmas crafts and more! Daily at The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Every Saturday in November: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in November: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in November: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during November at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
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 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: 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: 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

1 December: Celtic Yule Event at the Scottish Crannog Centre In addition to the daily Crannog Community activities join us for music, Christmas crafts and more! At The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Kenmore, Near Aberfeldy, PH15 2HY. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1 December - 29 January 2020: Conscience Matters Exploring the little-known story of British conscientious objectors of the Second World War, this exhibition explores some of the reasons people refused to take up arms during war and how such refusals are perceived by society. Daily at National War Museum, Hospital Square, Edinburgh Castle. Entry included in Edinburgh Castle admission.
Every Saturday in December: Music at The Old Mill Inn The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry is a great place to go for live music - every Saturday night brings the best musical talent from across Scotland to play for our guests and diners.
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 information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in December: Craft Hotel, Wigtown Hosting a variety of fantastic events, from cocktail nights to live music and book events. Check out the Craft Hotel website for further details.
Various dates in December: Cumbernauld Theatre A whole host of events are taking place during December at Cumbernauld Theatre. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
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 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: 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: 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.