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A piece of artwork. The image is split into three, with an outline of the full body of a person in each vertical third. The images are colour themed: green, orange and purple

Maiden Mother Mage

A poetic reimagining of 6th century Lothian princess Thaney (St Teneu), performed by actors with live music

A Man at Arms putting an arrow in Prince Hal

Man at Arms

Hear tales of siege warfare and castle life

Aerial view of a beautiful abbey and island dominating the Firth of Forth

Inchcolm Island Wildlife Watch

Drop-in event to spot wildlife from Inchcolm Island

View of East wing of Duff House from 1953 in a half-demolished state

Duff House 1939-1945

This exhibition from the Friends of Duff House will tell stories form 1939-1945

A boiler room at an historic Gasworks

Biggar Gasworks Activity Days

Come and join in some activities at Biggar Gasworks

Painting of Huntly Castle and landscape by George Wilson

Private Landscapes

An Exhibition of landscape paintings by George Wilson, an artist born near Cullen in Banffshire who went on to be recognised as one of the finest watercolour painters of his generation

A broch with the sun shining over it and Clickimin Loch in the background

Clickimin Broch Drop-in

Drop-in to Clickimin Broch and discover centuries of settlement at this remarkable site on the outskirts of Lerwick

Two LEGO™ figures wearing hard hats, one with a wheelbarrow the other a hand truck. There is a stone brick with the word 'BRORA' carved in

The BIG Brora LEGO™ Build

Your chance to help build a model of Brora Brickworks using LEGO™ bricks!

Exterior walls of an artillery fort

Fort Charlotte Drop-in

Drop by Fort Charlotte and discover more about this historic building. Find out about why it was built and the different stages of occupation

Aerial view of standing stones in a circle formation

Walking The Neolithic Landscape

Join the rangers for a lochside walk, learn about how the landscape, plants and animals have changed between the Neolithic Period and now.

Two stone spindle whorls

iron Age Textiles

Visit Broch of Gurness to learn about Iron Age textiles and have a go at some textile making techniques

A member of staff smiling for the camera

Skaill Knife Demonstration

Come along and see how Skaill Knives were made at Skara Brae, learn about the tool and understand the significance of the Skaill Knife.