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Showing events between 19/11/2026 and 17/02/2027.

details Thursday, 19 November 2026

Talk: Tales from the Highland Museum of Childhood [Brora]

details Friday, 20 November 2026

Course: Archives for Beginners [Inverness]

details Wednesday, 25 November 2026

Online Course: Archives for Beginners

details Thursday, 26 November 2026

Online talk: A Tale of Two Citadels: recent work at Burghead Fort

details Friday, 27 November 2026

Course: Archives for Beginners [Inverness]

details Monday, 30 November 2026

Talk: Northern Lighthouses [Nairn]

details Wednesday, 02 December 2026

Online Course: Archives for Beginners

details Sunday, 06 December 2026

Volunteering at IMAG: Domestic Social History Items [Inverness]

details Monday, 07 December 2026

Talk: From Skye to Carolina (and back): Island emigrants caught up in the American Revolution [Sleat, Skye]

details Tuesday, 08 December 2026

Talk: The history of Gaelic in the Beauly area [Beauly]

details Wednesday, 09 December 2026

Talk:Measured Surveys in the Outer Hebrides [Dingwall]

details Thursday, 10 December 2026

Online talk: Of Ships and Men in Argyll and Beyond: Military Levies in the First Millennium

details Tuesday, 15 December 2026

Talk: Scots Languages and Cromarty Dialects [Cromarty]

details Tuesday, 12 January 2027

Talk: Clan Macrae in the Aird [Beauly]

details Thursday, 14 January 2027

Online talk: .Breacan and Plaid: A Search for Authenticity in Highland Dress

details Tuesday, 19 January 2027

Talk: Thomas Telford and the Creation of the Caledonian Canal [Cromarty]

details Thursday, 04 February 2027

Talk: Robert Burns' Tour of the Highlands, 1787 [Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Skye]

details Monday, 08 February 2027

Talk: Kilravock Castle: Medieval & Early Modern Archives [Nairn]

details Tuesday, 09 February 2027

Talk: The Port of Beauly and its ships [Beauly]

details Thursday, 11 February 2027

Online talk: Kings of the Wild Frontier? Pathological Cultures and Place-Name Change in Viking-Age Scotland

details Tuesday, 16 February 2027

Talk: Scotland & the Rain Forest; gutta-percha, balata and greenheart - three materials that shaped Scottish Crafts and Industry [Cromarty]


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