The museum is thrilled to welcome author Jack P Harland to talk about his hillwalking adventures in the Highlands that led to the writing of 2 books about his experiences. The author's love of hillwalking began with a trip to the

A day for volunteers and staff from Highland museums and archives (accredited / non-accredited, large and small) to exchange information about museums and collections, explore issues of on-line catalogues, training, and other issues. Lunch provided, and travel expenses reimbursed (please

A pub quiz is held every month, in the winter months, to raise funds for Gairloch Museum. Lots of prizes to be won!

Charlie McKerron and friends play traditional music and Gaelic songs.

Coffee, tea, and all the cakes and scones you can eat!

Be the first to view Grantown Museum's new exhibition featuring 3 artists -Bryan Angus, Carine Eunson, Kitty Watt(Opens to the public 1 April)All welcome

An opportunity to discuss different ways you can utilise technology to engage with your audiences; develop digital experiences; create immersive content and/or how to monetise content.

A social event for museum/heritage organisation staff and volunteers to come together for a chat over a cup of tea. A place where we can share what we are doing, ask for support and generally connect with each other as

A social event for museum/heritage organisation staff and volunteers to come together for a chat over a cup of tea. A place where we can share what we are doing, ask for support and generally connect with each other as

Join eminent Highland historian James Hunter as he talks about his latest book ‘Insurrection: Scotland’s Famine Winter‘. When Scotland’s 1846 potato crop was wiped out by blight, the country was plunged into crisis. In the Hebrides and the West Highlands