Journey Through Black Watch History
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Join us every Tuesday throughout the summer holidays as we explore different periods from The Black Watch’s history through themed object handling sessions and…
Join us every Tuesday throughout the summer holidays as we explore different periods from The Black Watch’s history through themed object handling sessions and drop-in crafts.From the regiment’s Highland origins through to the First and Second World Wars, each week offers families the chance to discover new stories, handle objects connected to the museum collection, and create themed crafts inspired by The Black Watch history.Drop-in crafts and object handling sessions are available every Tuesday from 10am – 2pm throughout the summer holidays and the Museum galleries will be open throughout the day during normal opening hours.All activities are included with standard museum admission.Museum Admission & Annual Pass
Children’s museum admission is £5.50 per child and includes access to all summer activities taking place during your visit. Every museum ticket is automatically upgraded to an Annual Pass, giving unlimited museum entry for one year from the date of purchase.This means families can return throughout the summer holidays and enjoy every themed activity day at no extra cost after their first visit.No pre-booking is required. Simply purchase museum admission on arrival or book online in advance to take part. Existing Annual Pass holders can simply show their pass on arrival.All children must be accompanied by an adult for both the museum and activities.Summer Themes & Activities
Discover what’s happening each week throughout the summer holidays, from Highland traditions and historic battles to life during the First and Second World Wars. Each themed day includes a craft activity alongside object handling sessions inspired by the museum collection for that period of The Black Watch’s history.
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The Black Watch Castle and Museum
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