Undiscovered Scotland: What's On? Events Around Scotland

June

Today until 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.
Today until 30 June: Body Beautiful: Diversity on the Catwalk Discover how today's fashion industry is challenging perceptions and championing alternative ideals of beauty on the catwalk, in advertising, editorial and behind the camera. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 2, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free event.
Today until 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.
Today until 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.
Today until 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.
Today until 30 June: Oor Wullie's BIG Bucket Trail This summer, the streets and open spaces of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness and beyond will become home to 200 individually designed giant Oor Wullie statues - alongside 350 mini sculptures decorated by local schools and community groups - showcasing the wealth of creative talent in the country. Grab a map or download the free app to start ticking them off your bucket list! For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Today until 30 June: Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland Dramatic highland landscapes, heroic histories, tartan and bagpipes are among the defining images of Scotland for many people around the world today. This exhibition considers the origins of these ideas and explores how they were used to represent Scotland around the world. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a ticketed event. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Today until 20 July: Scottish Opera Presents Pop-up Opera Tour includes Perth Festival of the Arts, Dunfermline, Dumfries & Galloway Arts Festival, Old Kilpatrick, Barrhead, Giffnock, Borders Book Festival, Dirleton, Callander, Cupar Arts EDEN, Aboyne & Deeside Festival, Haddington Show & Glasgow Canal Festival. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.

28 June:

'Lacuna; Little Lake' - Solo Exhibition by Katie Hammond

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.
29 & 30 June: Spectacular Jousting at Linlithgow Palace Hear the thunder of hooves and the clashing of lances as Spectacular Jousting returns to Linlithgow Palace, EH49 7AL from 12.30pm to 4.30pm. Pack a picnic and come early to bag the best spot on the Peel! For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
29 June: Gin & Disco Summer Music Festival featuring a mixture of live DJs and bands, street food and a chance to enjoy some of Scotland's finest gins debuts this month, thanks to M&D's Scotland's Theme Park. At Strathclyde Park from Noon to 10pm. Over 18s only. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
30 June: LSlime FSTVL at M&D's Kids (5-12) and adults alike are invited to join the Slime Squad for a day of slime sessions, goo competitions and mess-making masterclasses at M&D's from Noon to 6pm on Sunday 30 June. 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

1-20 July: Scottish Opera Presents Pop-up Opera Tour includes Perth Festival of the Arts, Dunfermline, Dumfries & Galloway Arts Festival, Old Kilpatrick, Barrhead, Giffnock, Borders Book Festival, Dirleton, Callander, Cupar Arts EDEN, Aboyne & Deeside Festival, Haddington Show & Glasgow Canal Festival. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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: Body Beautiful: Diversity on the Catwalk Discover how today's fashion industry is challenging perceptions and championing alternative ideals of beauty on the catwalk, in advertising, editorial and behind the camera. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 2, Level 3, 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: Crieff Cowches A unique art trail of 11 highland cow benches or 'cowches'. Artists from around the country will create individual designs for each cowch. The trail will take you around the town and a little further afield too. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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.
1-31 July: Oor Wullie's BIG Bucket Trail This summer, the streets and open spaces of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness and beyond will become home to 200 individually designed giant Oor Wullie statues - alongside 350 mini sculptures decorated by local schools and community groups - showcasing the wealth of creative talent in the country. Grab a map or download the free app to start ticking them off your bucket list! For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 July: Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland Dramatic highland landscapes, heroic histories, tartan and bagpipes are among the defining images of Scotland for many people around the world today. This exhibition considers the origins of these ideas and explores how they were used to represent Scotland around the world. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a ticketed event. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
2-6, 9-13, 16-20, 23-27 and 30 July: 'Lacuna; Little Lake' - Solo Exhibition by Katie Hammond L a c u n a ; is a pause or break in text, painting or musical work. You are invited to take some time out (a 'Lacuna') and have a wander through Katie's new collection of Dreamscapes inspired by nature and the beautiful writings of Robert Macfarlane and Nan Shepherd. From 10am to 4pm daily at Aberdeen Arts Centre, 33 King Street, Aberdeen. For further information, visit the Facebook page linked in the title of this event.
5 July: Stirling Bridge International Arts Festival: Glasgow Join the Troon Boys' Brigade Pipe Band and the Lethbridge Community Band all the way from Canada in concert; a precursor to this year's Stirling Bridge International Arts Festival. At 7.30pm at Troon Old Parish Church, Troon, KA10 6EB, For further information to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
7 July: Stirling Bridge International Arts Festival: Glasgow Experience the unique sounds and styles of groups from South Africa, the USA and Scotland from 3pm to 7pm at Glasgow City Halls, Glasgow. For further information to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
8 July: Stirling Bridge International Arts Festival: Edinburgh Experience the unique sounds and styles of groups from South Africa, the USA and Canada from 7pm to 9.45pm at Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
9 July: Everyone Can Paint at Dundonald Castle Join local artist Caroline Dempsey on a series of monthly evening workshops at the visitor centre. £25 per class. £10 deposit to secure your space. For further information including how to book direct with Caroline, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
10 July: Stirling Bridge International Arts Festival: Perth Experience the unique sounds and styles of groups from South Africa, the USA and Canada from 7.30pm to 10.30pm at Perth Concert Hall, Perth. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
12-14 July: Spirit of Speyside Gin Experience A new event for summer 2019, Spirit of Speyside Gin Experience celebrates the very best of the region's gin producers. They will join together in the beautiful, historic surroundings of Gordon Castle Walled Garden in Fochabers for a day of gin and tonics, cocktails, music and food. For further information and to book festival events, visit the website linked in the title of this 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.
13-21 July: 25th Dunedin Dancers’ International Folk Dance Festival Scottish Dance groups Dunedin Dancers and Edinburgh University New Scotland Country Dance Society are joined by Soveldaja from Estonia and Les Enfants du Morvan from Dijon in France for a week of performances in and around Edinburgh. For part of the week they will be joined by Edinburgh-based Irish dance group Absolutely Legless. The groups will perform a mixture of traditional dances and modern dances in a traditional style, accompanied by live music provided by their musicians, including a Gala Performance in the Church Hill Theatre on 18 July and attendance at Anstruther Harbour festival on 19 July. For further information and a full programme of events, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
14 July: Heavy Horse Show See majestic Clydesdales, Highlands and Shetlands at this ever-popular annual event. From 10am to 5pm at the National Museum of Rural Life, Wester Kittochside, Philipshill Road, East Kilbride, G76 9HR. 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.
18-21 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.
19 July: Macbeth at Cawdor Castle Armed with all manner of musical instruments, The Three Inch Fools present an inventive take on Shakespeare's infamous Scottish play, Macbeth accompanied by an original folk inspired soundtrack. At 7pm at Cawdor Castle, Cawdor, Nairn, IV12 5RD. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
20 July: The Wind in the Willows at Cawdor Castle Spring is in the air and Mole has found a wonderful new world. There's boating with Ratty, a feast with Badger and high jinx on the open road with that reckless ruffian, Mr Toad. What more could such firm friends wish for? But after Toad's latest escapade, can they join together and beat the wretched weasels? Join Mole, Ratty and Badger on their mad-cap adventures in Quantum Theatres charming new adaptation of the Kenneth Grahame family favourite. At 6.30pm at Cawdor Castle, Cawdor, Nairn, IV12 5RD. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
20 & 21 July: Pirates Ahoy Weekend at Loch Katrine Enjoy a pirate themed fun weekend on the Steamship Sir Walter Scott. Captains Sandy Bottom and Yo Ho Ho have lost their pirate crews and both will be sunk in the race to find the treasure of the loch, unless they can find some willing new pirate recruits. Sailings and treasure hunts at 11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm and 4pm. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
25 July: Simon Caine - Every Room Is A Panic Room when you overthink enough Simon Caine will be returning to Aberdeen with his 2018 Edinburgh Fringe show, but wait there's more. He will also be performing his new, never before seen, 2019 Fringe show, Every Room is a Panic Room (when you overthink enough). Opening the show will be local North East comedian Marc Christie with his off the wall, alternative and energetic comedy style. At the Lemon Tree, 5 West North Street, Aberdeen, AB24 5AT. Tickets £11. Doors open at 7.30pm for an 8pm start. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
26 July: Macbeth at Dundonald Castle Returning to Dundonald Castle for a third year, the Three Inch Fools will be presenting Macbeth this summer! Picnics from 6pm. Licensed wine/beer bar. Tickets - £36 Family (2 Adults 3 Children), £14 Adult, £8 Under 18's and FREE Under 10's - available from the Visitor Centre or via Eventbrite. For further information including how to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
26, 27 & 28 July: Crieff Comedy Festival is a fabulous mix of solo artists and comedy club format evenings with something for everyone. Crieff Comedy Festival takes place at four venues across Crieff. 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 August: A Midsummer Night's Dream at Cawdor Castle Shakespeare's most enduringly popular comedy of love and intrigue, magic and mayhem, is brought to life by family favourites Quantum Theatre in their wonderfully funny and exuberant production of the Shakespeare classic. At 7pm at Cawdor Castle, Cawdor, Nairn, IV12 5RD. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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.
1-30 August: Oor Wullie's BIG Bucket Trail This summer, the streets and open spaces of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness and beyond will become home to 200 individually designed giant Oor Wullie statues - alongside 350 mini sculptures decorated by local schools and community groups - showcasing the wealth of creative talent in the country. Grab a map or download the free app to start ticking them off your bucket list! For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 August: Body Beautiful: Diversity on the Catwalk Discover how today's fashion industry is challenging perceptions and championing alternative ideals of beauty on the catwalk, in advertising, editorial and behind the camera. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 2, Level 3, 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: Crieff Cowches A unique art trail of 11 highland cow benches or 'cowches'. Artists from around the country will create individual designs for each cowch. The trail will take you around the town and a little further afield too. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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.
1-31 August: Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland Dramatic highland landscapes, heroic histories, tartan and bagpipes are among the defining images of Scotland for many people around the world today. This exhibition considers the origins of these ideas and explores how they were used to represent Scotland around the world. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a ticketed event. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this 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.
3-25 August (excluding 15 and 22 August): Mervyn Stutter's 'Pick of the Fringe' Affectionately referred to as the 'Royal Variety Show of the Fringe', Mervyn Stutter's 'Pick of the Fringe' is a showcase show that helps Fringe-goers find quality Fringe shows. 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.
13 August: Everyone Can Paint at Dundonald Castle Join local artist Caroline Dempsey on a series of monthly evening workshops at the visitor centre. £25 per class. £10 deposit to secure your space. For further information including how to book direct with Caroline, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
13-18 and 20-25 August: Unicorns, Almost A one-man play about WW2 poet Keith Douglas. Takes place at Army@TheFringe in association with Summerhall. For further information and to buy tickets, 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.
24 & 25 August: Beyond Borders International Festival 2019 An eclectic festival full of debate, literature, exhibitions, film and music exploring the biggest issues of our time in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Alongside a programme of discussion and debate, the Walled Garden programme features music, exhibitions, storytelling and workshops. Enjoy food, drink and stimulating conversation in the tranquil grounds of Traquair House. Join the debate at the Beyond Borders International Festival. For further information, 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 September: Walk Together Edinburgh Join us as we Walk Together through the heart of Edinburgh, starting near Inverleith Park and passing the Water of Leith and the Royal Botanic Garden. Your support will help us stop people dying of bowel cancer. Registration fee is £10 per adult and £5 per child which covers the costs including your t-shirt, medal and refreshments on the day. Our team will be on hand to support you every step of the way. For further information about Bowel Cancer UK and how to sign up for this event, visit the website linked in the title.
1-6 September: Crieff Cowches A unique art trail of 11 highland cow benches or 'cowches'. Artists from around the country will create individual designs for each cowch. The trail will take you around the town and a little further afield too. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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: Body Beautiful: Diversity on the Catwalk Discover how today's fashion industry is challenging perceptions and championing alternative ideals of beauty on the catwalk, in advertising, editorial and behind the camera. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 2, Level 3, 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.
1-30 September: Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland Dramatic highland landscapes, heroic histories, tartan and bagpipes are among the defining images of Scotland for many people around the world today. This exhibition considers the origins of these ideas and explores how they were used to represent Scotland around the world. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a ticketed event. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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.
9 September - 12 October: Scottish Opera Presents Amadeus & The Bard Touring to Earlston, Kirkcudbright, Annan, Cumnock, Ayr, Largs, Edinburgh, Glasgow & Paisley. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
12 September - 19 October: Scottish Opera Presents Opera Highlights Touring to Motherwell, Stirling, Stonehaven, Tain, Ullapool, Stornoway, Portree, Oban, Galashiels, Perth, Dunfermline, Thurso, Kirkwall, Ellon, Stranraer, Greenock & Musselburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
14 September: Wallace Wha Hae Enjoy a fun day out at Wallace Wha Hae, which is taking place in the grounds of Wallace High School. This special festival will mark the 150th anniversary of The National Wallace Monument, the 220ft tower which pays homage to Scotland's national hero, William Wallace. Starting at 2pm, revellers will be entertained by live music, delicious food and a range of great entertainment with a Wallace theme. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
20 September: Scottish Opera Presents Opera in Concert including performances of Zanetto (Mascagni) and Susanna's Secret (Wolf-Ferrari). At 7.30pm at St Mary's Parish Church, Haddington as part of the Lammermuir Festival. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
20-22 September: Bloody Scotland Scotland's International Crime Writing Festival, now in its 8th year, provides a showcase for the best crime writing from Scotland and the world. The festival uses a number of atmospheric, historic venues in Stirling's Old Town. For booking information and a full programme of events, 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.
1-12 October: Scottish Opera Presents Amadeus & The Bard Touring to Earlston, Kirkcudbright, Annan, Cumnock, Ayr, Largs, Edinburgh, Glasgow & Paisley. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-19 October: Scottish Opera Presents Opera Highlights Touring to Motherwell, Stirling, Stonehaven, Tain, Ullapool, Stornoway, Portree, Oban, Galashiels, Perth, Dunfermline, Thurso, Kirkwall, Ellon, Stranraer, Greenock & Musselburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-20 October: Body Beautiful: Diversity on the Catwalk Discover how today's fashion industry is challenging perceptions and championing alternative ideals of beauty on the catwalk, in advertising, editorial and behind the camera. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 2, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a free 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.
1-31 October: Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland Dramatic highland landscapes, heroic histories, tartan and bagpipes are among the defining images of Scotland for many people around the world today. This exhibition considers the origins of these ideas and explores how they were used to represent Scotland around the world. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a ticketed event. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
10-14 October: Whisky Colours Festival An intimate whisky experience, celebrating all things whisky and centred in the malt whisky capital of the world - Dufftown! For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
14-20 October: Edinburgh Cocktail Week A fun-filled week of cocktail festivities across the capital including a new Cocktail Forest, Rooftop Cocktail Domes at The Glasshouse Hotel, an expanded Cocktail Village at Festival Square and 70 of Edinburgh’s finest cocktail bars. For further information and to buy your wristband, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
16, 18, 20, 22, 24 & 26 October: Scottish Opera Presents Puccini's Tosca At The Theatre Royal, Glasgow at 7.15pm on 16, 18, 22 & 26 October, at 3pm on 20 October and in a Dementia-friendly performance at 3pm on 24 October. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
30 October: Scottish Opera Presents Puccini's Tosca At His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen at 7.15pm. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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 & 2 November: Scottish Opera Presents Puccini's Tosca At His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen in a Dementia-friendly performance at 3pm on 1 November and at 7.15pm on 2 November. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-10 November: Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland Dramatic highland landscapes, heroic histories, tartan and bagpipes are among the defining images of Scotland for many people around the world today. This exhibition considers the origins of these ideas and explores how they were used to represent Scotland around the world. Daily from 10am to 5pm in Exhibition Gallery 1, Level 3, National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh. This is a ticketed event. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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.
5, 7 & 9 November: Scottish Opera Presents Puccini's Tosca At Eden Court, Inverness at 7.15pm. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
14, 17, 19, 21 & 23 November: Scottish Opera Presents Puccini's Tosca At The Festival Theatre, Edinburgh at 7.15pm on 14, 21 & 23 November, at 3pm on 17 November and in a Dementia-friendly performance at 3pm on 19 November. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
20 November: Scottish Opera Presents Emerging Artists Recitals At The University of St Andrews. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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: Scottish Opera Presents Opera in Concert including a performance of Iris (Mascagni). At 3pm at City Halls, Glasgow. For further information and to book, 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.
27 December - 5 January 2020: 10th Annual MagicFest Edinburgh's much-loved celebration of all things magical will add extra sparkle to Scotland's Christmas and Hogmanay with mind-blowing performances plus inspiring exhibitions and workshops. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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.

Advance dates for 2020

31 May 2020: Trixie Mattel on Tour Drag Queen, musician, stand up comedian, entertainer and entrepreneur, Trixie Mattel, is back wiht her brand new one woman show. At the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
3 June 2020: Trixie Mattel on Tour Drag Queen, musician, stand up comedian, entertainer and entrepreneur, Trixie Mattel, is back wiht her brand new one woman show. At the SEC Armadillo, Glasgow. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.