Theme: Scottish Festivals

A family-friendly festival in the Outer Hebrides with a wide range of music, with a DJ on Friday night and a ceilidh on Saturday night.

A celebration of whisky and whisky-making in the stunning Hebridean island landscapes of Skye, Raasay and Harris. Expert tastings and tunes with the finest local food and drink showcasing the four...

A celebration of whisky and whisky-making in the stunning Hebridean island landscapes of Skye, Raasay and Harris. Expert tastings and tunes with the finest local food and drink showcasing the four...

Taking place at venues across the Isle of Skye, Fèis an Eilein is a celebration of island culture and performing arts with a strong focus on Scottish traditional music.

Taking place at venues across the Isle of Skye, Fèis an Eilein is a celebration of island culture and performing arts with a strong focus on Scottish traditional music.

This two-week multi-artform winter festival brings some of the finest traditional musicians from Scotland and beyond to small halls around Skye and Lochalsh, for a series of concerts and workshops.

A mix of old and new music played on electric and acoustic guitars by seasoned world-class performers and those just starting out. With workshops, performances, trade shows and a festival club.

This predominantly traditional music festival features a roster of live bands, most of which have a local connection. There are also workshops, a family dance and impromptu sessions in the pubs.

A classical music festival during which young musicians are mentored by older professionals in the craft of chamber music-making, followed by concerts played in venues throughout the island.

Autumn festival celebrating the season's bounties. Features workshops on foraging, cooking, preserving and chocolate making; wine and cheese tastings; kid-friendly activities; as well as guided...

Enjoy a four-day feast of top-quality traditional music at this intimate festival on the beautiful Inner Hebridean island of Colonsay.

Characterised as the 'smallest, friendliest Blues Festival in the UK', this is a place to hear good tunes and meet others who share a passion for the blues.

Oban is set to welcome Scotland's annual celebration of Gaelic culture in 2024, hosting the Royal National Mod's week-long programme of music, drama, Highland dance, literature and sport.

Ten days of activities, films and light shows to celebrate the winter season.

Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2024, this traditional music festival brings together established acts and local talent through concerts, workshops, ceilidhs and sessions. This year's line-up...

This family-friendly favourite of the Scottish music festival scene is back with music. theatre and spoken word events. The lineup for 2024 includes Deacon Blue, James Arthur, Sugababes, Ocean...

The 9th Orkney Rock Festival, featuring local and visiting talent playing largely original material in venues across Kirkwall.

One day festival celebrating the best music, culture, food & drink from the Highlands and across Scotland. The 2024 line-up includes Skerryvore, Julie Fowlis, Trail West, Valtos, Torridon, Croft...

A week of screenings, film premieres and a handpicked selection of work by international directors.

Festival based around the celebration of Celtic and Pictish heritage.

The main focus of the festival is to carry out essential repair work to the North Ronaldsay Sheepdyke, the longest drystone wall in the world, but there's also time for workshops in felting and...

A kaleidoscopic mix of sparkling ideas and lively activities with talks and outings, food and music, in an island setting where past and future meet.

Tarbert has one of the longest-running music festivals in Argyll. This laid-back event features performances from local bands and impromptu sessions, and always has something new to offer and...