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What’s On in Highland Perthshire May 2016
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Continuous Events
Sunday 1st May to 2nd October
(1st Sunday each month) 10am to
2pm
Aberfeldy Farmers Market + Craft
Fair
The Square, Aberfeldy PH15 2DD
The farmers market has a fantastic range of fresh
produce including meat, vegetables, fish, cheese,
bread, chocolate and lots of beautiful hand
crafted items for sale. Further details from Fiona,
01887 829343 or 07990 834092 or [email protected]. The Aberfeldy Craft and
Arts Fair has handmade, traditional, contemporary, unique, bespoke, Scottish, quality gifts and
presents from in and around beautiful Highland
Perthshire. For more details contact Judith Toner
01796 473030 or [email protected]
Saturday 21st May to 17th December (3rd Saturday each month)
10.00am to 2.00pm
Pitlochry Market
Pitlochry Business Centre, Armoury Road.
Local Traders, Produce and Crafts. For more details email: [email protected] or www.
pitlochrymarket.co.uk
Cinema, Live Event/Broadcasts
The Birks Cinema PO Box 7517
Aberfeldy PH15 2WH
see website for details & listings book online or
Tel 0871 902 5754
www.birkscinema.co.uk
Daily 10am - 4.30pm
Beatrix Potter Interactive Exibition and Garden. Birnam Arts &
Conference Centre Station Road
Birnam Dunkeld PH8 0DS
Suitable for adults and children alike housing a
history section and a Victorian play area. £3 per
person. Tel: box office 01350 727674
www.birnamarts.com
Black Grouse lekking, the elusive Mountain Hare
and the soaring Golden Eagle. In the company
of your experienced and knowledgeable Safari
Ranger, you will witness this wilderness environment as you’ve never seen it before. The Spring
Watch Safari includes morning tea & coffee on
the hill and to make sure you finish on a high
note, a delicious Scottish Breakfast in our Highland Safaris Café on your return at 0900hrs.
Adult - £52.50, teenager (13 – 18) £40, child
£35. Tel. 01887 820071 www.highlandsafaris.net
Friday 27th May to 15th October
Carousel - Musical
Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Port na
Craig, Pitlochry PH16 5DR
Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s flagship production for
2016. Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II.
Birks Cinema Celtic Acoustic Music Music by Richard Rodgers. A dramatic testament
to the enduring power of love, Carousel is RodgEvery Thursday 7pm to 10.30pm
ers & Hammerstein’s towering achievement. New
Birks Cinema Celtic Acoustic Music England, 1873: when a travelling carnival pitches
Birks Cinema, Aberfeldy PH15 2DA up in a small fishing village, an unlikely relationship develops between the charismatic carousel
Everyone is welcome to come along to play or
barker, Billy Bigelow, and Julie Jordan, a naïve
just enjoy the music, which may be anything
local mill worker. Within weeks - and against
from folk, blues, bluegrass or instrumental. It is
everyone’s advice - the seemingly ill-matched
free entry, sit in comfort in the upstairs cinema
lovers are married. But Billy’s fiery temper quickly
bar, with a drink and song. Further details Doug
causes problems for the newly-weds. After losing
01887 820165
his job, Billy begins to feel hemmed in by the
constraints of married life. And his financial difFriday 15th April to end of June
ficulties quickly mount. The discovery that he is
Spring Watch Safari – Departs
soon to be a father only intensifies Billy’s need to
find some cash – and fast. So when Billy’s friend,
0630hrs
Highland Safaris, Aberfeldy PH15 the shady sailor Jigger, suggests that robbing the
local mill owner could solve all of Billy’s problems,
2JQ
Billy doesn’t take much persuading. But the
Experience the noise and drama of the dawn
robbery goes horribly wrong - and Billy ends up
chorus as the moors and glens come to life,
risking not only his life, but also his immortal soul
and enjoy a delicious Scottish Breakfast on your
. . . All tickets (From £15.00) can be purchased
return. No question – this is one of our best Safa- from PFT’s Box Office on
ris! Capture the magic of the Highlands and enjoy Tel: 01796 484626 or online:
the early morning wildlife. This is a perfect time
www.PitlochryFestivalTheatre.com
to experience the noise and drama of the dawn
chorus as the moors and glens awaken with fantastic photographic opportunities. You may even
be lucky enough to see the Majestic Red Deer,
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What’s On Highland Perthshire
Weekly Events
SUNDAYS
Every Sunday “Sunday Session”
8-11pm, McKays Bar & Restaurant
138 Atholl Road Pitlochry PH16
5AG . Session night where a mixture of musicians or those of you learning a musical talent
gather round to sing, strum or drum what they
know best, a great fun night open to everyone.
Free entry. McKays, Atholl Road, Pitlochry.
Tel: 01796473888
www.mckayshotel.co.uk
MONDAYS
Every Monday 7.45pm 30th May to
5th September
HIGHLAND NIGHTS 50th Anniversary
Venue - Recreation Ground. If wet, venue - Pitlochry Town Hall.
Vale of Atholl Pipe Band, Highland and Scottish
dancing, songs and music. Gates open 7pm.
Adults £6 Children £1. www.highlandnight.co.uk
WEDNESDAYS
Every Thursday Traditional Fiddle Session
The Taybank Tay Terrace Dunkeld
PH8 0AQ
Pete Clark leads a traditional fiddle session in
the bar from 8.30pm - again all musicians are
welcome to come and join!!
Tel: 01350 727340
www.thetaybank.co.uk
FRIDAYS
Friday night Folk” 8-11pmMcKays Bar & Restaurant 138
Atholl Road Pitlochry PH16 5AG
Traditional folk music from musicians all over
Scotland using an array of different instruments
to bring you some of the best Scottish beasts and
sounds.
Free entry. Tel: 01796473888
2016
Sunday 1st May 5.30am-7.30am
Dawn chorus walk.
Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre,
Dunkeld, Perth & Kinross, PH8
0HH
Join a ranger for a dawn walk at Lowes on
International Dawn Chorus Day. Experience the
incredible phenomenon of spring bird song as the
sun rises. Adult £8, concession/member £6, child
£3. Booking essential. Wear suitable outdoor
clothes and bring a torch.
Tel: 01350 727 337
www.scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk
Monday 2nd May 10.00am to
4.00pm
Vintage Fair
RBLS Memorial Club, Atholl Street,
Dunkeld, (near the North End Car
Park).
Free admission.
SATURDAYS
Wednesday 4th May 2016
10.00am - 1.00pm OR 6.00pm to
8.00pm
Every Saturday from 9pm
BEGINNERS SEWING CLASS Live Music , Old Mill RestaurantPub, Mill Lane, Pitlochry PH16 5BH Down Town Tunic
Top quality Perthshire Bands, playing a variety of Karelia House, Comrie Bridge, By
styles including covers, blues, rock, jazz …
Aberfeldy PH15 2LS
Tel: 01796 474020
THURSDAYS
You will learn all aspects of sewing to create
a beautiful tunic top for the warmer months
to come. Join us for this fantastic class with
expert tuition from Tracy to give you the skill to
confidently use your sewing machine and make a
useful garment. This is your first step to making
wearable clothes with confidence. Not only that
you?ll make new friends with the same aim!
Blues, Jazz, Motown and many more. Sing dance Come and enjoy the friendly and enthusiastic amand clap the night away... Free entry.
bience of Karelia House. Course Instructor: Tracy
Tel: 01796473888
Shepherd The course is aimed at what level?
COMPLETE BEGINNERS Course Cost: £55.00
(including pattern)
“Saturday Night Fever” 12-1.30am Tel: 01887 822 027
www.kareliahouse.co.uk
McKays Bar & Restaurant, 138
Every Thursday 7.00pm to
10.30pm
Birks Cinema Celtic Acoustic Music
Birks Cinema, Aberfeldy PH15 2DA
resident DJ plays some of the latest tunes to
dance the night from 11pm-late, if you come in
after 11pn there is a £3.00 door charge.
Tel: 01796473888
Every Wednesday, 9pm, Open Mu- www.theoldmillpitlochry.co.uk
sic Sessions. Bankfoot Inn, Main
“Saturday night live@McKays”
Street, Bankfoot PH1 4AB
Open session for musicians of all abilities to
9-12pm, McKays Bar & Restaurant
gather and play music - any music. Local musi138 Atholl Road Pitlochry PH16
cians assemble to play a variety of instruments
5AG. Live bands from Scottish, Irish, Pop, rock,
and sing songs. Open to all. Join in if you want,
play an instrument, or just sit in and enjoy good
music.
Tel: 01738 787243
www.bankfootinn.co.uk
Everyone is welcome to come along to play or
just enjoy the music, which may be anything
from folk, blues, bluegrass or instrumental. It is
free entry, sit in comfort in the upstairs cinema
bar, with a drink and song. Further details Doug
01887 820165
Every Thursday 6 to 9pm
Schiehallion Hotel,
6 Dunkeld Street, Aberfeldy PH15
2AF (opposite the Coop Petrol
Pump)
Two course Chinese Meal £10.95. The Schiehallion is newly renovated, locally owned hotel
based in the centre of Aberfeldy, offering luxurious en suite bedrooms, a large bar serving a
wide variety of local ales, wines and spirits and
an extensive menu to suit all. Tel: 01887 820421
2
Atholl Road Pitlochry PH16 5AG
Daily Diary Events
Friday 6th May 9.00PM
Jono
The Old Mill Inn, Mill Lane, Pitlochry PH16 5BH
Jono is a solo singer/songwriter from Glasgow
and has been compared to artists like Kelly
Jones, Jeff Buckley, Jason Mraz and James Morrison. FREE Admission.
T: 01796 474 020
www.oldmillevents.co.uk
www.theoldmillpitlochry.co.uk
Sunday May 1st
Beltane! Spring Celebration
Scottish Crannog Centre, Kenmore
Saturday 7th May 10.00AM to
Loch Tay PH15 2HY
Beltane is one of the most important dates in the 4.00PM
Celtic calendar. Join us for this very special day of FABULOUS FABRIC BOWLS
storytelling, ceremonial fire, and demonstrations. Karelia House, Keltneyburn,
Bring a blossom and make flower garlands to
Between Kenmore and Aberfeldy
decorate the Crannog and to create floral crowns
to wear. Booking essential for large groups, oth- PH15 2LS.
erwise just come along and help us celebrate the
start of summer!
Tel 01887 830583
www.Crannog.co.uk
Create a beautiful little bowl from layers of lovely
fabric and organza, then decorate with beads and
cords. This is too lovely for words - an ideal gift.
Course Instructor: KIT STRATHAIRN. Course
What’s On Highland Perthshire
aimed at BASIC SKILLS FOR SEWING MACHINE
USE Course cost £45.00.
Tel 01887 822027
Saturday 7th May 10.00am to
5.00pm
Highland Wool & Textile Festival
Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry PH16
5LX
The Highland Wool & Textile Festival is a celebration of all the talent the Highlands has to offer
in the fields of wool, knitting, textiles, finished
goods, weaving and other many other related
fields. There will be numerous stalls and demonstrations. For more information visit
www.highlandwoolandtextiles.co.uk
Saturday 7th May 9.00PM
Trees Dont Travel
Based around Aberfeldy & Dunkeld telling tales
of hardship, struggle, defeat & discovery and
perhaps redemption... FREE Admission.
T: 01796 474 020
Sunday 8th May 2.00pm-3.00pm
‘50 years dealing with wildlife
crime’
Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre,
Dunkeld, Perth & Kinross, PH8
0HH
Alan Stewart, retired police wildlife crime and
intelligence officer and published author, talks
about his long and distinguished career on the
front line of tackling wildlife persecution. Free but
donations welcome. Tel: 01350 727 337
www.scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk
Sunday 8th May 4.00PM
Last Orders
Last Orders are our favourite Rock tribute act.
They play a dynamic range of rock and pop
songs from the likes of Bon Jovi & AC/DC to Katy
Perry & The Black Eyed Peas. FREE Admission.
T: 01796 474 020
Sunday 8th May 6.30am start
Marie Curie Cancer Etape Caledonia
Starts and finishes in Pitlochry
Caledonia, closed road 81miles around Highland
Perthshire Etape Caledonia is one of the UK’s
premier cycling sportives. Some 5,000 cyclists
of all abilities take part each year, riding the 81
mile closed road route. Cyclists register and get
their start times on Friday 6th May: 6pm to 9pm
and on Saturday 7th May: 9am to 6pm. The first
wave leaves Pitlochry at 6.30am on Sunday 8th
May. The route passes through Tummel, Kinloch
Rannoch and around Loch Rannoch before head-
ing to Fortingal to Dull, Weem (near Aberfeldy)
and back to Pitlochry!
www.etapecaledonia.co.uk
Wednesday, 11th May 11.00am –
1.00pm
Spring has sprung , Forestry Commission Walks
Weem Woodland Car Park, Weem
by Aberfeldy
Spring has sprung, enjoy this ancient woodland as the buds begin to burst. Adults: £3.50,
Children £2.00. Weem Wood is one mile west of
Aberfeldy on the B846 to Tummel Bridge. PH15
2JD is the nearest postcode. Meet at the Weem
Woodland Car Park. Organised by Tay Forest
District, Inverpark, Dunkeld PH8 0JR
Tel: 01350 727284
Email: [email protected]
Scott MacDonald
Singer/songwriter from Glasgow plays acoustic
guitar & harmonica driven music. FREE Admission.
T: 01796 474 020
“Muddy Paws” Open Dog Show
Saturday 14 May, 3.15pm
Blair Atholl Caravan Park
Fun dog show with prizes for various categories, including Waggiest Tail, Most Fashionable
and Judge’s Favourite. Free Wildlife Quiz Sheet.
Requirements: dogs on lead. Donations collected
for SARDA - Search and Rescue Dog Association
Scotland Contact: mail@blaircastlecaravanpark.
co.uk or
Tel: 01796 481 263
Bogtastic
Saturday 14 May, 1.00pm –
4.30pm
Blair Atholl Information Centre
Join the rangers and staff from CNPA to find out
more about our amazing bogs – how they work
and the stories they hold.
For adults and older children. Booking essential
(12 spaces). Requirements: some rough walking up to 4 miles - boots, sensible clothing and
waterproofs are required. Bring food and drink.
Contact: [email protected] or
Tel: 01976 481 355
Saturday 14th May 1.00-4.00pm
Bogtastic
Blair Atholl Information Centre,
Blair Atholl. PH18 5SP
2016
Saturday 14th May
Celebrating Nature Festival
Celebrating nature in the Cairngorms National
Park. Join us in Blair Atholl for woolly woods,
Bogtastic, making bird feeders, the photo-post
challenge , black grouse lek safaris and more. To
contact the ranger service, phone 01796 481355,
or email [email protected]
www.athollestatesrangerservice.co.uk
Saturday 14 May, 9.30am –
1.30pm
Felting Nature Workshop
beside the Atholl Country Life Museum, Blair Atholl.
Learn how to needle felt and join in our woolly
woods project, making Cairngorms Nature come
to life in wool.
Also help us to make a life-sized capercaillie.
Booking essential (12 spaces) Contact: [email protected] or 01796 481 355
Hen Harriers in the Highlands
Saturday 14 May, 11am – 3pm
(drop in anytime)
Join RSPB Scotland to discover more about
the story of the hen harrier – a beautiful sky
dancing bird found in the Cairngorms. Have a go
at hen harrier themed crafts and take part in a
family trail. Contact: [email protected]
or Tel: 01738 630 783
Sunday 15th May
Celebrating Nature Festival
Celebrating nature in the Cairngorms National
Park. Join us in Blair Atholl for woolly woods,
Bogtastic, making bird feeders, the photo-post
challenge , black grouse lek safaris and more. To
contact the ranger service, phone 01796 481355,
or email [email protected]
Kids Wild Art Competition
Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 May,
9am – 5pm (drop in anytime)
We invite children of all ages to be creative and
enter their Wildlife Artwork into our nature competition. The judges will select the best entries
for display in the Games Room and the winners
will receive a cuddly toy animal. Drawing materials supplied Contact: [email protected] or Tel: 01796 481 263
Join the rangers and staff from the Cairngorms
National Park to find out more about our amazing
bogs. - how they work and the stories they hold.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL. Adults and Older Children.
Free. To contact the ranger service, phone 01796
481355, or email [email protected]
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On Highland
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Perthshire
SATURDAY 14TH MAY 10.00AM
- 4.00PM
One Day Sewing Course - Down
Town Tunic
Karelia House, Comrie Bridge, By
Aberfeldy PH15 2LS
You will learn all aspects of sewing to create
a beautiful tunic top for the warmer months
to come. Join us for this fantastic class with
expert tuition from Tracy to give you the skill
to confidently use your sewing machine and
make a useful garment. Course Instructor:
Tracy Shepherd Course aimed at ALL LEVELS
of ability. Cost: £35.00 (including pattern)
Tel: 01887 822 027
Saturday 14th May - Anytime
Red Squirrel Trail
Follow the red squirrel trail through the woods
looking for squirrels and doing activities on the
way round. Suitable for families with young
or older children. Requirements: trail may be
muddy. Not suitable for buggies. Wear outdoor
clothing and shoes. Contact: [email protected] or Tel: 01796 481 355
The Simon Kennedy Band
One of Scotland’s most exiciting blues bands
with funky, sometimes gospel-tinged guitar
and organ led tunes. FREE Admission.T: 01796
474 020 www.oldmillevents.co.uk
Saturday 14 th May, 9am – 5pm
(drop in anytime)
Trail Cam Film
A short film of some of our local trail-cam footage. Contact: [email protected] or
Tel: 01796 481 355
Saturday 14th May, 9:30am –
4:30pm (drop in anytime)
Woolly Woods and Woolly Nature Trail
Outside Blair Atholl Information
Centre
Search for our knitted nature and other woolly
Cairngorms wildlife in the park and woods.
Suitable for all. Contact: pf@atholl-estates.
co.uk or 01796 481 355
Sunday 15th May - Anytime
Red Squirrel Trail
Follow the red squirrel trail through the woods
looking for squirrels and doing activities on the
way round. Suitable for families with young
or older children. Requirements: trail may be
muddy. Not suitable for buggies. Wear outdoor
clothing and shoes. Contact: [email protected] or Tel: 01796 481 355
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Sunday 15 May, 9am – 5pm (drop
in anytime)
Trail Cam Film
A short film of some of our local trail-cam footage. Contact: [email protected] or
Tel: 01796 481 355
Sun 15th May, 9:30am – 4:30pm
(drop in anytime)
Woolly Woods and Woolly Nature
Trail
Outside Blair Atholl Information
Centre
Search for our knitted nature and other woolly
Cairngorms wildlife in the park and woods. Suitable for all. Contact: [email protected] or
Tel: 01796 481 355
Sunday 15th May, 12.30pm
‘Sponsor a Duck’ Race
Sponsor and name your own rubber duck and
watch as they race each other to the finish line
down the stream (also known as the ‘lade’ as
it carries water to the local mill). Prize for the
winner! Location: Requirements: sponsor and
name your Duck at BCCP Reception Contact:
[email protected] or
Tel:01796 481 263
Sunday 15th May
Black Grouse Lek Landrover Safari
Blair Atholl
Get to see the black grouse as they display,
strut and fight at their lek. The landrover acts
as a hide so we can get excellent views and
fantastic photo opportunities. Booking essential
(6 spaces) Contact: 01796 481 355 or
[email protected]
Sunday 15th May 6.00pm
Au Revoir les Enfants
Heartland Film Society at the
Birks Cinema, Aberfeldy PH15
2DA
Malle’s semi-autobiographical masterpiece depicts childhood, memory and betrayal in time of
war. In a Catholic boarding school in occupied
France a friendship grows between Julien and
Jean, whose Jewish identity is concealed. A
superb evocation of childhood, immaculately
acted. “ Every line, every scene, every shot, is
composed with mastery. It has to be seen” said
Peter Bradshaw in The Guardian when this film
was re-released in 2015. (1987 France 104 min
Cert 12A) Writer and director: Louis Malle. Join
us after the film for a chat in the Chummies
bar at the Birks. Information and online booking www.birkscinema.co.uk or phone 01887
822845. Everyone is welcome to HFS screenings but become a member any time for just
£10.00 and get 12 months of reduced prices on
all HFS films at The Birks plus free DVD loans of
HFS films and all the benefits of belonging to a
friendly film society
www.heartlandfilmsociety.org
2014
2016
Sunday 15th May, 11am –
3.30pm (drop in anytime)
Go Wild with the Junior Rangers
Blair Atholl Gateway Centre
Join the Pitlochry Junior Rangers group and
make bird boxes/tables and fat balls. Come
along to see the photography and look at the
beaver chewings, make some badges and take
a look at what the Junior Rangers are all about.
Learn how to make a fire safely, have a cup of
tea and eat a cupcake.
Contact: [email protected]
Sunday 15th May, 12 noon
Local Nature/History Walk
Blair Atholl Memorial Car Park
This local walk highlights aspects of nature
while visiting selected points of historic interest
along the route. Booking essential (15 spaces)
Requirements: good walking shoes - this walk
will involve negotiating some steps
Contact: 07969 155 005 or
[email protected]
Sunday 15th May, 11.00am –
Mystery Practical Task
Blair Atholl Recreation Ground
Come and help the Community Greenspace
Ranger make the Blair Atholl Recreation Park
friendlier for wildlife. Booking essential (8
spaces) Requirements: old clothes and sturdy
footwear Contact: communitygreenspace@pkc.
gov.uk
Wildlife in Highland Perthshire
Sunday 15 May, 10.30am –
4.00pm
Visit the NTS trailer for information about wildlife in Highland Perthshire, there will be a touch
table with some animal skins, skulls and feathers accessible to handle as well as children’s
craft activities and games. Contact: eosheah@
nts.org.uk or Tel: 07713 786 310
Sunday 15th May, 10am –
Zero Waste Warriors
Blair Atholl Caravan Park PH18
5SR
Recycling games and anti-litter activities to
protect our landscape. Includes games and upcycling project. Location: Blair Atholl Information Centre Contact: [email protected] or
Tel: 01738 475 289
Charlie Gorman
Singer/songwriter from Glasgow and lead singer
with King of Birds. Charlie has been invited on
tour with Simple Minds, Crowded House and
John Hiatt. FREE Admission.
T: 01796 474 020
What’s
What’s On
On Highland
HighlandPerthshire
Perthshire
Saturday 21st May 9.00PM
The Engine House
Perth based band playing a mix of pop, country,
Americana and rock. Covers include the likes
of Dixie Chicks, Steve Earle, The Beatles & The
Rolling Stones. FREE Admission.
T: 01796 474 020
Wednesday, 25th May 11.00am –
1.00pm
Pine Cone Point, Forestry Commission Walks
A relaxed stroll for young and old to a recently
discovered viewpoint in the heart of Highland
Perthshire. Adults: £3.50, Children £2. Meet at
Craigvinean Car Park, 1 mile (1.6 km) north of
Dunkeld on the A9. Turn off the A9 at the sign
for The Hermitage. Turn immediately right and
follow the forest track up the hill to the Craigvinean car park at grid reference NO 008 419.
Organised by Tay Forest District, Inverpark,
Dunkeld PH8 0JR Tel: 01350 727284 Email:
[email protected]
Jon MacKenzie
Lead singer with Edinburgh’s The Holy Ghosts,
playing a mixture of covers & originals. FREE
Admission.
T: 01796 474 020
Saturday 28th May 11.00am &
2.30pm
Atholl Highlanders Talk and Parade
Blair Castle Blair Atholl PH18 5TL.
The first of two days that make up the Atholl
Gathering weekend. The Atholl Highlanders’ talk
in the magnificent castle ballroom with the castle’s archivist and an Atholl Highlander explains
how the regiment was granted their colours
and the history and tradition behind the annual
parade. Duration: approximately 1 hour. Admis-
sion: £5. Followed by the parade an amazing
spectacle of Europe’s only private army, parading on the castle forecourt to the sound of the
pipes and drums. His Grace the Duke of Atholl
will undertake the annual inspection of his men
in front of the crowd. Parade admission £5.90
adult, £2.70 children.
Tel: 01796 481207
www.blair-castle.co.uk
The Irritable Owls
Fresh from Perth bringing Ska, reggae, covers
& a whole lot of dancing. FREE Admission. T:
01796 474 020
Saturday 28th May 10.00 4.00pm each day.
Weekend Yoga workshop with
Wendy Fraser - £95 including
meals
Big Shed, Tombreck, Loch Tay,
Aberfeldy, PH15 2PB
More details on www.bigshed.org.uk
Book via website or txt/phone 07508645453
Saturday 28th May & Sun 29th
May 10.00am to 4.00pm
Wendy Fraser Big Shed, Tombreck, Loch Tay, Aberfeldy, PH15
2PB
£95 including meals. More details on www.
bigshed.org.uk Book via website or txt/phone
07508645453
2014
2016
Sunday 29th May 10.00 - 4.00pm
each day.
Wendy Fraser - £95 including
meals
Big Shed, Tombreck, Loch Tay,
Aberfeldy, PH15 2PB
More details on www.bigshed.org.uk
Book via website or txt/phone 07508645453
Sunday 29th May
Celtic Spring Food Festival
Scottish Crannog Centre, Kenmore Loch Tay PH15 2HY
Discover Iron Age cooking including spit-cooked
meat, fish, Crannog stews, locally foraged
greens, breads & spreads and themed beverages. Try our ancient craft activities while
you’re waiting for a taste of what life was like
2,500 years ago.
All events include museum exhibits, talks
around a log-fire in the Crannog roundhouse,
demonstrations and hands-on experience of ancient crafts and technologies. Booking essential
for large groups, otherwise just come along and
enjoy the fun.
Tel 01887 830583
www.Crannog.co.uk
Sunday 29th May.
The Atholl Gathering and Highland Games.
Blair Castle Blair Atholl PH18 5TL.
Gates from 10am. Local heavies competition
11am. Scottish Heavy events 12.30pm. The
Atholl Highlanders officially opening the Highland Games with a “March On” at 1.15pm, led
again by the skirl of their pipes and the deep,
sonorous booming of their drums. Heavyweight
strong men from around Scotland take centre
stage to battle it out in the Highland Games,
which includes traditional events such as tossing the caber, putting the shot and throwing
the hammer. Highland Games date back many
centuries, most of the events tracing their roots
back to ancient Scottish battle weapons & fighting techniques. Admission: Adults £7, Seniors
£5, Children 5-16 year £3. Under 5s FREE.
Parking FREE.
Tel: 01796 481207
www.blair-castle.co.uk
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moulinarn ballinluig, nr. pitlochry, perthshire

Thursday June 18• 7:00pm Saturday JuLY 18• 7:00pm Saturday aug

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