11 September 2019

Guided tour of the collections in An Fasagh in the Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore. ‘Am Fasgadh’ is the Museum’s collection facility incorporating collections storage and conservation; resources including collections study and research library; administration including offices and meeting spaces. Its primary function is to house the Museum’s core collections numbering approx. 12,000 items. Tours will take you around the main collection store, whilst access to other parts of the building is by appointment.

Cost £5 per person, children free. You can book in person at the museum, call 01540 673551 or e-mail highland.folk@highlifehighland.com

11 September 2019

Caring for Community Archives

On Wednesday 11th September the Highland Archive Centre in Inverness will be hosting, in collaboration with the Scottish Council on Archives, a day-long free workshop for those who work or volunteer with community archives.  The event will provide attendees with an insight into basic data protection and copyright legislation, explain how the Highland Archive Service and Am Baile can provide support to community archives and provide a networking opportunity.  Further details will be released nearer the time but to register interest in attending please contact archives@highlifehighland.com. 

11 September 2019

This year the Tarradale Through Time project will focus on the potential Pictish barrow cemetery. Volunteers of all abilities welcome, both diggers and non-diggers. See the Tarradale Through Time website for further details.

11 September 2019

Dalwhinnie Distillery and its History

A presentation by staff from the Dalwhinnie Distillery about the distillery’s history over the years and links to the local community in Badenoch. Hosted by Dalwhinnie Community Development Trust.

Part of the Badenoch Festival 2019

Booking & information:
dalwhinnievillagehall@gmail.com
01528 522277
Facebook @BadenochProject