Theme: Traditional & heritage

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 festival of traditional boats and maritime heritage, including boat displays, dockside demonstrations, talks, live music, stalls, food & drink.

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.

Experience the rich and complex flavours of Scotland's most beloved whiskies. Our expert host will guide you through the history and stories behind each dram as you savour four different Scotch...

The biggest Highland Games staged in the North of Scotland with a full programme of heavy events, athletics, piping, dancing and traditional music. Featuring the 2009 Masters World Championship...

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...

Week-long festival incorporating an extensive range of exhibitions, classes and events, covering many different subjects such as weaving, spinning, dyeing, Fair Isle and lace knitting. Events take...

Now in its 35th year, the festival welcomes over 200 musicians from home and abroad, including full Scottish dance bands, small groups and solo artists, performing concerts and dances in venues...

Monthly crofting tour giving an overview of how Lynbreck farms.

A week-long celebration of Viking heritage, including an opening parade and ceremony, live entertainment, fringe events, food and craft market, full Viking village and the ever-popular Festival of...

Whether you're strolling beside the river Spey, bird watching on Dava Moor, mountain biking in Glen Avon, exploring the Moray Firth coastline or taking part in a raft of other outdoor activities,...

A stunning sound and light show that transforms Faskally Wood using dazzling visuals and innovative design set against an original music score.

Three days of traditional music, song, poetry and dance, with guest artists, musicians and singers taking part in a range of sessions and competitions, plus a farewell concert and ceilidh.

This well-loved event in the Paisley calendar celebrates the historic victory of the weavers over their employers in the 19th century and has developed into an annual celebration of arts and culture.

‘Castle to Crane’ is Scotland’s biggest open water rowing race, where more than 80 boats race from the historic Dumbarton Castle to the iconic Finnieston Crane. Plus a range of on-shore events such...