Undiscovered Scotland: What's On? Events Around Scotland

June

Today until 30 June: The Summer Show 2025 A mixed exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculpture, prints and ceramics by Scottish based artists and specially selected works by this year's new Art School Graduates. The exhibition will change as new works come in. Daily from Tuesday to Saturday at Compass Gallery, 178 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 4RL. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Today until 30 June: The Summer Exhibition 2025 A selection of 19th-21st century British paintings, drawings and sculpture including works by Modern British and Scottish Masters, Scottish Colourists, Glasgow School and more. The exhibition will change as new works come in. Daily from Tuesday to Saturday at Cyril Gerber Fine Art, 178 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 4RL. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Today until 30 June: Paisley Heritage Tours Explore Paisley's rich history with Paisley Heritage Tours. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
19-22 June: Royal Highland Show 2025 An annual event, showcasing the best of food, farming and rural life at Ingliston in Edinburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
21 June: Midsummer Music With David Scott at the Scottish Crannog Centre Legendary Scottish singer/songwriter, David Scott, the frontman and leader of acclaimed Scottish band The Pearlfishers, will perform a special solo show as part of the Scottish Crannog Centre's Midsummer Music evening event. He will be supported by local musicians Munro and Neil. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
28 June: Family Baking Session: Bake Strawberry Tarts with Jaz Spears Bring your family along to bake and decorate historical Scottish sweet treats to take home. From 11.30am to 1.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. £7 per child. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
28-30 June: Monkeys: Our Primate Family at the National Museum of Scotland This exhibition explores the remarkable lives of our primate relatives and demonstrates how they have adapted to survive in different habitats. The exhibition brings together more than 50 species of monkeys, apes, lemurs and lorises. Daily at the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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 further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
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: Erskine Arts Cakey-oke! Last Monday in the month, excluding Bank Holidays, enjoy beautiful home baking, tea, coffee, karaoke, dancing (if you like!) and a wee chit-chat and laugh at Erskine Arts which is upstairs in Erskine Sports Centre. Drop in between Noon and 3pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome. For information about Erskine Arts, visit the Facebook page linked in the title.
Various dates in June: Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub & Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi, singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in 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: Lanternhouse A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in 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: Scottish Opera Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in 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 Summer Show 2025 A mixed exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculpture, prints and ceramics by Scottish based artists and specially selected works by this year's new Art School Graduates. The exhibition will change as new works come in. Daily from Tuesday to Saturday at Compass Gallery, 178 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 4RL. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 July: The Summer Exhibition 2025 A selection of 19th-21st century British paintings, drawings and sculpture including works by Modern British and Scottish Masters, Scottish Colourists, Glasgow School and more. The exhibition will change as new works come in. Daily from Tuesday to Saturday at Cyril Gerber Fine Art, 178 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 4RL. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 July: Monkeys: Our Primate Family at the National Museum of Scotland This exhibition explores the remarkable lives of our primate relatives and demonstrates how they have adapted to survive in different habitats. The exhibition brings together more than 50 species of monkeys, apes, lemurs and lorises. Daily at the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 July: Paisley Heritage Tours Explore Paisley's rich history with Paisley Heritage Tours. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
3 July: Groam House Museum Lecture Programme with Hamish Findlay Lamley Leather working in Early Medieval Europe. All lectures are delivered by Zoom at 7.30pm. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 July: The Scottish Soldier in the 17th Century Learn about the history of Soldiers in Scotland in the 17th Century on these costumed guided walks led by an expert guide. Tours leave Dunkeld Community Archive, The Cross, Dunkeld at 11am and 2pm. Each tour is one hour duration. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
6 July: A Talk about the Rossetti's Willowwood and the Mackintoshes with Dr Robyne Calvert of University of Glasgow In this talk Dr Robyne Calvert will discuss the inspiration behind the Salon de Luxe interiors, examining the source of Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh's gesso panel: Dante Gabriel Rossetti's Willowwood sonnets. The talk will also reveal how Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed Rossetti's narrative throughout the room. From 1pm to 2.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. Tickets are £7. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
8, 15, 22 & 29 July: Summer Holiday Family Activity: The Glasgow Style for Kids - Make a Stained Glass Window Hanger Come and learn techniques inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and The Glasgow Style, at a child-friendly level and take home your own stained glass window hanger. From 2pm to 3.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. £7 per child. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
9, 16, 23 & 30 July: Summer Holiday Family Activity: The Glasgow Style for Kids - Make a Mosaic Mirror Come and learn techniques inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and The Glasgow Style, at a child-friendly level and take home your own mosaic mirror. From 2pm to 3.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. £7 per child. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
10, 17, 24 & 31 July: Summer Holiday Family Activity: The Glasgow Style for Kids - Make an Embossed Copper Badge Come and learn techniques inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and The Glasgow Style, at a child-friendly level and take home your own embossed copper badge. From 2pm to 3.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. £7 per child. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
11-20 July: Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival In collaboration with Lucy, Now one of the largest and most respected jazz and blues festivals in Europe, Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival presents a programme that spans the entire history of the music from ragtime to modern jazz to Chicago blues and beyond. The 2025 Festival will see 110 concerts taking place in theatres, parks and clubs in the city centre as well as in every ward in Edinburgh. For a full programme of events and to book tickets, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
12 July: Family Baking Session: Bake Coconut Macaroons with Jaz Spears Bring your family along to bake and decorate historical Scottish sweet treats to take home. From 11.30am to 1.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. £7 per child. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
12 & 13 July: Britannia XIV Takeover at The Scottish Crannog Centre Experience the Iron Age and the 14th century as the Britannia XIV reenactors take over the site for the weekend. Watch Medieval court trials, combat displays, and join in an exciting boar hunt along the loch shores! At The Scottish Crannog Centre, Dalerb, PH15 2NX. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
13 July: Forage & Feast at The Pierhouse Hotel In collaboration with Lucy, The Wild Cooke The Pierhouse Hotel presents a Summer Celebration, an opportunity to make the most of the seasonal foraging opportunity. There will be welcome refreshments, snacks and tasters throughout the session, expert foraging tuition, a food demonstration from Chef Michael, all culminating in a buffet lunch. £120 per person. Call 01631 730 302 to book. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
19 & 20 July: Coracle Connections at The Scottish Crannog Centre Explore how Iron Age Crannog dwellers travelled and traded with each other. Make rafts and mini coracles and negotiate trade deals across the village. Hear stories of distant journeys and sacred salmon. Fun for the whole family. Pets always welcome. At The Scottish Crannog Centre, Dalerb, PH15 2NX. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
24 July: Groam House Museum Lecture Programme with Alex Woolf Ships, Men and Land in Scotland, England and Elsewhere. All lectures are delivered by Zoom at 7.30pm. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
26 & 27 July: The Garden Party Festival A magical weekend of music, creativity and unforgettable family fun at The Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in July: Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in July: The Byre Theatre is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in July: Events at the University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures, Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in July: Erskine Arts Cakey-oke! Last Monday in the month, excluding Bank Holidays, enjoy beautiful home baking, tea, coffee, karaoke, dancing (if you like!) and a wee chit-chat and laugh at Erskine Arts which is upstairs in Erskine Sports Centre. Drop in between Noon and 3pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome. For information about Erskine Arts, visit the Facebook page linked in the title.
Various dates in July: Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub & Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi, singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in July: Events in Glencoe & Loch Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming events.
Various dates in July: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in July: VisitLanarkshire programme of events Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
Various dates in July: Lanternhouse A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in July: Museum of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in July: National Library of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours. Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
Various dates in July: Events and Activities at the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
Various dates in July: National Trust for Scotland Events Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in July: RSPB Loch Leven Events RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in July: RSPB Loch Lomond Events RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in July: Scottish Opera Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in July: Strathpeffer Pavilion Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.

August

1-3 August: Edinburgh Foodies Festival The biggest touring celebrity food and drink festival in the UK, serving up a star-studded line-up of Scotlands finest celebrity and award-winning chefs, and chart-topping music stars. At Inverleith Park, Edinburgh. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-23 August: Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo An experience like no other, the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo brings together the best of British Military with international performances from a global cast, presenting emotionally charged entertainment featuring cutting edge lighting, sound and military precision. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-25 August: Edinburgh Festival Fringe: 'The Fringe' The Edinburgh Festival Fringe started life in 1947 as an accessible alternative to the more highbrow Edinburgh International Festival. Over the years the Fringe has grown to become larger and better known than its more formal cousin and it has also served as the launch-pad of most of the great names in British comedy. For a full programme of events and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-310 August: The Summer Show 2025 A mixed exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculpture, prints and ceramics by Scottish based artists and specially selected works by this year's new Art School Graduates. The exhibition will change as new works come in. Daily from Tuesday to Saturday at Compass Gallery, 178 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 4RL. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 August: The Summer Exhibition 2025 A selection of 19th-21st century British paintings, drawings and sculpture including works by Modern British and Scottish Masters, Scottish Colourists, Glasgow School and more. The exhibition will change as new works come in. Daily from Tuesday to Saturday at Cyril Gerber Fine Art, 178 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 4RL. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 August: Monkeys: Our Primate Family at the National Museum of Scotland This exhibition explores the remarkable lives of our primate relatives and demonstrates how they have adapted to survive in different habitats. The exhibition brings together more than 50 species of monkeys, apes, lemurs and lorises. Daily at the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 August: Paisley Heritage Tours Explore Paisley's rich history with Paisley Heritage Tours. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
2 August: Family Baking Session: Create a Cranachan with Jaz Spears Bring your family along to bake and decorate historical Scottish sweet treats to take home. From 11.30am to 1.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. £7 per child. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
2 & 3 August: Lughnasadh at The Scottish Crannog Centre This solar festival marks the beginning of the harvest season. Visit The Scottish Crannog Centre for a celebration of bread and plenty. All ages welcome. At The Scottish Crannog Centre, Dalerb, PH15 2NX. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
2 & 3 August: Truckfest Scotland An epic Truckfest featuring car-crushing monster truck action, death-defying motorcycle stunt displays, thousands of trucks on display, a wealth of retail stands, massive industry displays, family entertainment, delicious food and drink and so much more. At The Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh, EH28 8NB. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
8-10 August: Glasgow Foodies Festival The biggest touring celebrity food and drink festival in the UK, serving up a star-studded line-up of Scotlands finest celebrity and award-winning chefs, and chart-topping music stars. At Rouken Glen Park, Glasgow. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
9-24 August: Edinburgh International Book Festival The world's biggest book festival, the Edinburgh International Book Festival sees capacity audiences, not just for world-renowned writers and thinkers, but also for new and international authors little known in the UK. it is held in the University of Edinburgh's Futures Institute and in venues close by. For a full programme of events and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
16-25 August: Artmap Argyll - Annual Open Studios 43 artists are opening their studios, plus 12 venues showing a selection of work and 2 art clubs with exhibitions. 57 locations in total will be open 10am to 5pm, some also offering refreshments. For a full list of open studios, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
22 August: Killiecrankie- oh In support of the Jacobite festival 2025 guided tours of the Dunkeld battlefield, The Sir Arthur Erskine's regiment will present 'Killiecrankie-oh'. This will be an illustrated insight into the Battle of Killiecrankie as told by some of the troops at the Taybank, Dunkeld. This is a free event starting at 7.30pm. Donations welcome. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
22 & 23 August: Dunkeld Battlefield Tours Ready your muskets and join the Sir Arthur Erskine regiment for a tour of the site of Dunkeld's 1689 Jacobite Battle! Part of the Jacobite Festival. Tours leave Dunkeld Community Archive, The Cross, Dunkeld daily at 10.30am, Noon, 2pm and 3.30pm. Each tour is one hour duration. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
26 August: Groam House Museum Lecture Programme with Fiona Campbell-Howes Groam House Annual Academic Lecture: Rosemarkie and Ross in the time of Curetán: Bishops, Abbots and Churches in the Early Medieval Moray Firthlands. All lectures are delivered by Zoom at 7.30pm. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in August: Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in August: The Byre Theatre is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in August: Events at the University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures, Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in August: Erskine Arts Cakey-oke! Last Monday in the month, excluding Bank Holidays, enjoy beautiful home baking, tea, coffee, karaoke, dancing (if you like!) and a wee chit-chat and laugh at Erskine Arts which is upstairs in Erskine Sports Centre. Drop in between Noon and 3pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome. For information about Erskine Arts, visit the Facebook page linked in the title.
Various dates in August: Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub & Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi, singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in August: Events in Glencoe & Loch Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming events.
Various dates in August: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in August: VisitLanarkshire programme of events Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
Various dates in August: Lanternhouse A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in August: Museum of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in August: National Library of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours. Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
Various dates in August: Events and Activities at the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
Various dates in August: National Trust for Scotland Events Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in August: RSPB Loch Leven Events RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in August: RSPB Loch Lomond Events RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in August: Scottish Opera Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in August: Strathpeffer Pavilion Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.

September

1-30 September: Monkeys: Our Primate Family at the National Museum of Scotland This exhibition explores the remarkable lives of our primate relatives and demonstrates how they have adapted to survive in different habitats. The exhibition brings together more than 50 species of monkeys, apes, lemurs and lorises. Daily at the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-30 September: Paisley Heritage Tours Explore Paisley's rich history with Paisley Heritage Tours. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
13-14 September: Swim with the Seasons at The Pierhouse Hotel Join Dan the Merman for wild swimming and to celebrate the Autumn Equinox and Festival of Mabon. Cosy fire pits, warm beverages and snug dry robes will be waiting for you after your swim and, post-recovery, a Pierhouse feast of seafood awaits. Restaurant Manager & Whisky Ambassador David, will then lead you in a complimentary whisky tasting session. £240 per person. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
20 September: Family Baking Session: Bake Chocolate Marshmallow Teacakes with Jaz Spears Bring your family along to bake and decorate historical Scottish sweet treats to take home. From 11.30am to 1.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. £7 per child. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
21 September: Autumn Equinox at The Scottish Crannog Centre A deeper celebration of Harvest. Learn about foraging and how we harvested and preserved our crops in the Iron Age. Share recipes and taste some delicious cooking using prehistoric ingredients. All ages welcome. At The Scottish Crannog Centre, Dalerb, PH15 2NX. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
25 September: Groam House Museum Lecture Programme with Rachel Buckley Untying the knots of Bronze Age Rosemarkie. All lectures are delivered by Zoom at 7.30pm. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
28 September: Public Talk: A Talk about the Colours of Tea by Dr Yupin Chung In this talk, Dr Yupin Chung will explore the colours of tea, followed by a unique tea tasting. From 1pm to 2.30pm at Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX. Tickets £7. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
28 September: Forage & Feast at The Pierhouse Hotel In collaboration with Lucy, The Wild Cooke The Pierhouse Hotel presents Autumn Harvest, an opportunity to make the most of the seasonal foraging opportunity. There will be welcome refreshments, snacks and tasters throughout the session, expert foraging tuition, a food demonstration from Chef Michael, all culminating in a buffet lunch. £120 per person. Call 01631 730 302 to book. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in September: Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in September: The Byre Theatre is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in September: Events at the University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures, Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in September: Erskine Arts Cakey-oke! Last Monday in the month, excluding Bank Holidays, enjoy beautiful home baking, tea, coffee, karaoke, dancing (if you like!) and a wee chit-chat and laugh at Erskine Arts which is upstairs in Erskine Sports Centre. Drop in between Noon and 3pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome. For information about Erskine Arts, visit the Facebook page linked in the title.
Various dates in September: Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub & Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi, singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in September: Events in Glencoe & Loch Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming events.
Various dates in September: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in September: VisitLanarkshire programme of events Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
Various dates in September: Lanternhouse A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in September: Museum of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in September: National Library of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours. Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
Various dates in September: Events and Activities at the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
Various dates in September: National Trust for Scotland Events Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in September: RSPB Loch Leven Events RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in September: RSPB Loch Lomond Events RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in September: Scottish Opera Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in September: Strathpeffer Pavilion Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.

October

1-31 October: Monkeys: Our Primate Family at the National Museum of Scotland This exhibition explores the remarkable lives of our primate relatives and demonstrates how they have adapted to survive in different habitats. The exhibition brings together more than 50 species of monkeys, apes, lemurs and lorises. Daily at the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-31 October: Paisley Heritage Tours Explore Paisley's rich history with Paisley Heritage Tours. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in October: Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in October: The Byre Theatre is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in October: Events at the University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures, Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in October: Erskine Arts Cakey-oke! Last Monday in the month, excluding Bank Holidays, enjoy beautiful home baking, tea, coffee, karaoke, dancing (if you like!) and a wee chit-chat and laugh at Erskine Arts which is upstairs in Erskine Sports Centre. Drop in between Noon and 3pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome. For information about Erskine Arts, visit the Facebook page linked in the title.
Various dates in October: Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub & Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi, singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in October: Events in Glencoe & Loch Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming events.
Various dates in October: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in October: VisitLanarkshire programme of events Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
Various dates in October: Lanternhouse A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in October: Museum of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in October: National Library of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours. Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
Various dates in October: Events and Activities at the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
Various dates in October: National Trust for Scotland Events Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in October: RSPB Loch Leven Events RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in October: RSPB Loch Lomond Events RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in October: Scottish Opera Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in October: Strathpeffer Pavilion Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.

November

1-30 November: Monkeys: Our Primate Family at the National Museum of Scotland This exhibition explores the remarkable lives of our primate relatives and demonstrates how they have adapted to survive in different habitats. The exhibition brings together more than 50 species of monkeys, apes, lemurs and lorises. Daily at the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
1-30 November: Paisley Heritage Tours Explore Paisley's rich history with Paisley Heritage Tours. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
9 November: Forage & Feast at The Pierhouse Hotel In collaboration with Lucy, The Wild Cooke The Pierhouse Hotel presents a Winter Workshop, an opportunity to make the most of the seasonal foraging opportunity. There will be welcome refreshments, snacks and tasters throughout the session, expert foraging tuition, a food demonstration from Chef Michael, all culminating in a buffet lunch. £120 per person. Call 01631 730 302 to book. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in November: Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in November: The Byre Theatre is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in November: Events at the University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures, Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in November: Erskine Arts Cakey-oke! Last Monday in the month, excluding Bank Holidays, enjoy beautiful home baking, tea, coffee, karaoke, dancing (if you like!) and a wee chit-chat and laugh at Erskine Arts which is upstairs in Erskine Sports Centre. Drop in between Noon and 3pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome. For information about Erskine Arts, visit the Facebook page linked in the title.
Various dates in November: Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub & Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi, singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in November: Events in Glencoe & Loch Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming events.
Various dates in November: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in November: VisitLanarkshire programme of events Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
Various dates in November: Lanternhouse A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in November: Museum of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in November: National Library of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours. Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
Various dates in November: Events and Activities at the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
Various dates in November: National Trust for Scotland Events Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in November: RSPB Loch Leven Events RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in November: RSPB Loch Lomond Events RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in November: Scottish Opera Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in November: Strathpeffer Pavilion Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.

December

1-31 December: Paisley Heritage Tours Explore Paisley's rich history with Paisley Heritage Tours. For further information and to book, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in December: Abbotsford, The Home of Sir Walter Scott Hosting a variety of events throughout the year including exhibitions, talks, music, theatre, chapel services and more. For information on this month's varied programme, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in December: The Byre Theatre is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in St Andrews and is a focal point for the Arts in North-East Fife. The Byre offers a year round programme of events, shows, conferences, music and learning. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in December: Erskine Arts Cakey-oke! Last Monday in the month, excluding Bank Holidays, enjoy beautiful home baking, tea, coffee, karaoke, dancing (if you like!) and a wee chit-chat and laugh at Erskine Arts which is upstairs in Erskine Sports Centre. Drop in between Noon and 3pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome. For information about Erskine Arts, visit the Facebook page linked in the title.
Various dates in December: Events at the University of Edinburgh The University presents a wide range of events throughout the year, including Inaugural Lectures, Exhibitions, Open Days, Events for Schools and Graduation. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in December: Events at Eskdalemuir Old School Hub & Cafe The Hub hosts a range of fabulous regular activities including a Writer's Group, Yoga, Tai Chi, singing and painting workshops, health and beauty treatments and social activities. For details of What's On this month visit the website linked in the title.
Various dates in December: Events in Glencoe & Loch Leven Glencoe & Loch Leven is a year round destination and there is almost always something exciting happening to join in on. Visit the website linked above to see a list of what's on this month and other forthcoming events.
Various dates in December: Historic Environment Scotland Events Programme Check out the HES website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in December: VisitLanarkshire programme of events Discover what Lanarkshire events have to offer for families, couples, and anyone looking for great days out this month.
Various dates in December: Lanternhouse A whole host of events are taking place this month at Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in December: Museum of the University of St Andrews A wide range of events for adults and families are taking place this month at MUSA. Check out their website for a full programme of events and information on how to book.
Various dates in December: National Library of Scotland Events Each month the National Library plays host to a number of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and tours. Further information about forthcoming events is available via the website linked in the title. Most are free, but booking is advisable. The National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EW.
Various dates in December: Events and Activities at the National Museum of Scotland The National Museum of Scotland hosts a wide range of events for children, families and adults only each month including Mini Makers, story telling, family 'Make it at the Museum' sessions and Museum Lates, to name just a few. For a full programme of events this month, visit the website linked in the title. At the National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh.
Various dates in December: National Trust for Scotland Events Check out the National Trust for Scotland website to find out what's on in your area this month.
Various dates in December: RSPB Loch Leven Events RSPB Loch Leven are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Kinross. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in December: RSPB Loch Lomond Events RSPB Loch Lomond are hosting a series of events this month at their site at Gartocharn. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in December: Scottish Opera Offering an extensive programme of live theatre, music and opera. For further information, visit the website linked in the title of this event.
Various dates in December: Strathpeffer Pavilion Events Visit the Strathpeffer Pavilion website for information on a whole host of events taking place there this month. In addition, The Pavilion Café Bar is normally open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and for Sunday lunch from noon to 4pm.