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19:00 - 21:30 Get ready for an awesome in-person event featuring Lesley Riddoch sharing insights on why Finland tops happiness charts. Stick around for the Q&A session to ask your burning questions and dive deeper into what makes Finland so special. Don’t miss this chance to chat, learn, and be inspired!
14:00 As part of Arran's Environmental Week why not step away from the rush of everyday life and immerse yourself in the calm of Arran’s woodlands with Forest Bathing (Shinrin Yoku), guided by Dr Malcolm Kerr.
09:30 Contribute to woodland restoration in Glen Rosa by helping us build mini-exclosures (aka seed islands) which will be planted with trees.
17:30 - 20:00 We’re so happy to announce our first event as part of Arran Environment Week, and it’s a good one! We’re teaming up with Arran Theatre and Arts Trust and Arran Community Renewables to bring you the Arran debut of POWER STATION. Tickets are free, but booking is essential!
15:00 - 19:00 Expert Lead. Identification training
Cooking demos & meal. £75 per place
17:00-19:00 An opportunity to get together with interested folk and get creative. Beginners very welcome, tutor and basic supplies provided
Paints and pints (or drawing with a dram, even charcoal with a cherry cola if you so desire).
Arran Environment Festival is coming. Join us for a week of amazing events and activities all around Arran in the first week in March, with a big finale on Saturday 7th in Lamlash at Arran High School. Organised by a whole bunch of amazing environmental groups on Arran, all welcome and all free. Come along and join in.
11:30 We take a Gaelic (and Norse!) perspective to explore the fascinating stories of the people and wildlife connected with this spectacular glen. Walk length: 5 km / 3 miles. Approx. duration: 2.5 hours
Guided walks that delve into Arran's heritage, history and place names
19:30 Shiskine Drama Club: That Old Black Magic
Whiting Bay Club of Music & Drama: Remember When
19:30 Folk music in Brodick Hall
19:30 Brodick Drama Group Youth Team: Model Behaviour
Whiting Bay Club of Music & Drama: Kill-Joy
Lamlash Drama Club: Dirty Business
19:30 Le Mairi Callan Mod gold Medal winner. Buannaiche Bonn Or A'Chomainn Ghaidhelaich.
19:30 Brodick Drama Group: You See It All On The Radio
Whiting Bay Club of Music & Drama: Melting Sands
Family Day at Arran Heritage Museum. Details TBC
18:00 - 21:00 If you fancy trying out a new game, or enjoying an old favourite, come along on Thursday.
There will be games for you to try but feel free to bring your own. There is a pool table and table tennis too
All funds raised will go to the hall.
10:30 to 12:00 Last Wednesday of every month. All welcome! Different craft activity each month. Cost £7.50 pp to include tea/coffee, cake and craft materials.
16:00 - 17:30 Our last cooking workshop was the busiest one we’ve ever had! So we’re bringing the beans back baby, but this time round with new recipes!
Classes are free, just please sign up by emailing Jess at jess@arranecosavvy.org.uk!
19:00 Music Arran proudly present an evening of Scottish Music with GILLIAN FRAME & FINDLAY NAPIER fiddle, voice and guitar. £15 Under 18's Free
Tickets online at wegottickets.com or on the door
20:00 Join us for another quiz night on Thursday 19th February at 8pm in the public bar!
Grab your smartest mates and come along for a great night of fun, laughs, and a little friendly competition!
20:00 Live music with Tim Pomeroy
Guided walks that delve into Arran's heritage, history and place names
Craft day at Arran Heritage Museum. Details TBC
17:45 FREE for all Arran Runners club members. £2 for non members. Please bring a headtorch and wear suitable trail running shoes.
Sessions are open to trail runners of all abilities 18 years and over. The session will be approximately an hour long including warm up/cool down
10:30 to 12:00 Last Wednesday of every month. All welcome! Different craft activity each month. Cost £7.50 pp to include tea/coffee, cake and craft materials.
Sessions : 9am-10am | 1015am-1115am | 1130am-1230pm | 1245pm-145pm | 2pm-3pm | 315pm-415pm
BOOKING ESSENTIAL: Call or text 0781156994 or message McCrazy's Castle on social media
18:00. BYOB seated event. Includes songs and poetry on a theme of trees, nature and renewal. Suggested donation £15 pp. AGM at 6pm, Supper at 7pm. Tickets from Arran Active Outdoor Shop
19:30 Canadian folk and country duo Logan McKillop and Caleb Tomlinson, kick off their 2026 UK and Ireland Tour at Corrie & Sannox Village Hall. Tickets priced at £10.
18:00 for 18:30 Three course dinner. £30 per person. https://www.facebook.com/share/14S7RjYHATC/
10:00 - 12:00 Join us for a cosy restorative winter morning of gentle yoga and wellness practices followed by a tasty brunch and social. 75 minutes of gentle yoga flow and wellness practices surrounded by stunning sea views that harmonise mind and body. Afterwards, we will enjoy a tasty brunch and social at Cladach Beach House.
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11:00 Kids Film Cllub: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
19:00 This month's film at Corrie Film Club is something feel good for January.
Finding your Feet is a heart warming British film starring Imelda Staunton, Timothy Spall, Celia Imrie, Joanna Lumley and David Hayman. Lady Sandra Abbott (Imelda Staunton) discovers that her husband is having an affair and seeks refuge with her estranged bohemian sister (Celia Imrie). Sandra is at odds with her sister's free - spirited lifestyle until she is persuaded to join Bif's dance class. Here, Bif and her friends Charlie (Timothy Spall), Jackie (Joanna Lumley) and Ted (David Hayman) show Sandra that retirement is, in fact, only the beginning, and that divorce might just give her a whole new lease of life and love.
18:00 - 22:00 Evening Beetle & Whist Drives with refreshments 6 - 8pm
Followed by Ceilidh Dance 8 -10pm! In Kilmory Hall. Free entry.
19:00 Fancy a cosy winter evening with a feel-good film, friendly faces and a relaxed atmosphere? Join us for Fisherman's Friends
21:00 to 23:00 Back by popular demand it’s Scottish Night at the Glenisle Hotel, Isle of Arran on the 9th January. Come sing and dance with us to the very best of Scottish bands and singers through the decades. From the Bay City Rollers to the Eurythmics we have something for everyone. 9pm until 11pm.
14:00 Come with us as we look back into the archive of Scottish adverts, newsreel, information films and local stories from the National Library of Scotland. A programme of short films selected specially by Regional Screen Scotland and Screen Memories that feature Shinty, retro homemaking tips and a delightful tour by ferry called Hebridean Highway. After the screening we invite you to the Ormidale Pavillion for tea and coffee available to buy and reminiscence led by Screen Memories.
17:45 1km efforts. FREE for all Arran Runners club members. £2 for non members.
Please bring a headtorch and wear suitable trail running shoes.
Sessions are open to trail runners of all abilities 18 years and over.
The session will be approximately an hour long including warm up/cool down
Join for a cuppa & soundhealing. Sponsored by Arran Tea co. Event cost £10
Films including: I Swear, The Choral, Wicked: For Good, Zootropolis 2, Die My Love, Nuremberg.
09:00 An off-road trail race of approximately 9.4 miles (15km) with 1453ft (442m) of climbing. Beginning and ending at the Ormidale Pavilion taking in the Fairy Glen, Clauchlands, Dun Fionn and Glencloy. Check in 9AM at the Ormidale Pavilion.
To enter contact: info@findlaynapier.com with your name, date of birth, gender, 10k time (to calculate handicap) and any relevant medical conditions. Entry £5 cash on the day (£2 entry + £3 charity donation) Over 17s only.
21:00 Live music with Tim Pomeroy
10:00 Start the new year on a high! Dook & Breakfast BBQ, Kildonan, High Tide.
Meet on the beach infront of Seal Shore Campsite for a swim (or a quick dip of your toes!), a breakfast BBQ and a wee warming drink! What a way to start the new year
11.30 Join us in our Bar as participants & spectators gather for our Annual DOUGLAS DOOK at 12 noon
Complimentary hot soup available on return at the Hotel!
17:00 - 19:00 tbc
20:30 Ticket price £10 pp (under 16 FREE)
Includes lorne sausage rolls, and prosecco or whisky to toast in the new year.
BYOB. Ticketed event: to book email contact@kildonanhall.org or phone Helen on 07973 462738.
10:00 - 01:00 Ceilidh, Disco and Prize Raffle. The Shiskine Hall Hogmanay Hooley is back! Tickets on sale now.
From 6.30-7pm: All guests are welcomed with cocktails & canapés in our Bar, before being seated for Dinner in our Bistro
From 7.30pm: Fabulous 4-Course Gala Dinner
From 10pm: Live entertainment from the wonderful local band ‘Shindig Plada'
From 11.45pm: TO BRING IN THE BELLS at midnight, our Scottish Piper will pipe (local legend!) you outside for bubbly & a spectacular fireworks display!
Then festivities & dancing will continue into the small hours...
21:00 Live music with Starsky
18:00 - 00:00 To all the hospitality staff on the island. Here at the PHT we have decided to host a party night for hospitality staff. Us hospitality staff host all the parties but now it's our turn to have some festive fun and why not celebrate together
There will be some nibbles/buffet provided. Free transport to where you need to be on the island at midnight.
19:30 Race night to raise funds for the Community Benefit Society
20:00 Live music with Tim Pomeroy
21:00 Don't miss your final chance in 2025 to catch Scott MacDonald live at Cruize this Saturday from 9pm. Let's end the year on a high note!
16:00 - 01:00
14:30 Join us for a relaxed time of worship with readings and carols. There will be a short Christmas message from Andrew.
Refreshments will be served from 2.00pm. All welcome.
20:00 Join us on Christmas Eve and get into the Christmas spirit as Scott Macdonald will be singing live for your entertainment!
09:30 Come and stretch your legs on a festive coastal stroll in Kildonan, taking in some of Arran's magnificent wildlife along the way. With a good forecast ahead, it's a lovely time to be out by the sea. We hope to see seals, seabirds, waders and, if we're lucky, even otters. This is a public, bookable walk with small groups guaranteed (maximum four people).
£25 per person. To reserve your place, please get in touch at wallace@arranwildwalks.com
19:00 to Late It's Party Time! Join us for our fabulous Christmas Party Night!
3-Course Festive Dinner & Disco
£35 per person
Secure your spot with a £10 deposit per person — balance due by Friday 5th December.
Whether it's your work team, group of friends, or a festive date night, come celebrate the season in style!
10:00 - 12:00 £2 per family donation.
Bouncy castle and a special guest appearance
Save the date for a magical Christmas Celebration on the Isle of Arran
Indoor Christmas Market; Christmas Grotto in the Castle; Festive themed guided tours around the Castle; Kids Christmas play park trail; Christmas cocktails.
Tickets go live on Saturday 1st November. Multiple ticket options for the whole family
17:00 Paints and pints (or drawing with a dram, even charcoal with a cherry cola if you so desire) is an opportunity to get together with other interested folk and get creative in cosy surroundings.
Even if you haven't done any art since school but would like to do something creativen then you are very welcome. Basic supplies available if you don't already have your own and some guidance and a tutor will be available for support but this isn't a full on formal lesson so you can ask for help as you feel you need it.
We will be holding a Christmas market to raise funds for winter running costs. If anyone is interested in booking a table please get in touch.
14:00 Lamlash Drama Club & Friends present Treasure Island by Ben Crocker at Arran Community Theatre. Tickets from Book & Card Centre, Brodick or on the door.
12:00 - 15:00 Kids can decorate their own Viking-inspired pot design using patterns, runes, and their own ideas. It's a simple, relaxing activity and helps build excitement for the market. If your child brings their finished design to our stall at the Lochranza Christmas Market, they'll get £1 off making their own real mini Viking clay pot with us (usual price £4). Download design sheet
19:30 Lamlash Drama Club & Friends present Treasure Island by Ben Crocker at Arran Community Theatre. Tickets from Book & Card Centre, Brodick or on the door.
12:00 - 15:00 Christmas craft stalls, Santa's grotto, kids' games, Arran Brass Band, dog show and Christmas cake competition.
19:30 Lamlash Drama Club & Friends present Treasure Island by Ben Crocker at Arran Community Theatre. Tickets from Book & Card Centre, Brodick or on the door.
19:30 Lamlash Drama Club & Friends present Treasure Island by Ben Crocker at Arran Community Theatre. Tickets from Book & Card Centre, Brodick or on the door.
16:00 Sword of Honour
The Farmer's Market at Bellevue Farm is a chance for the Island's local producers to come together, a place where people can see (and shop) all the fresh produce that Arran has to offer. It's part of our farm to fork proposition; by shopping locally you not only help the planet by minimising transport costs, but you can eat fresh food and know exactly where it has come from. You'll also find stalls with locally produced home made goods and handcrafts.
12:00 - 14:30 Christmas pressie stands: raffle: games emporium: Bring & Buy: teas, coffees, cakes and hot chocolate: Kirsty and Flora's Classy Kitchen, and the island's own wonderful Tim Pomeroy with musical entertainment.
Do come along, bring lots of cash, but some payments will also be able to be made by card!
All profits will go towards the continual refurbishment of one of the island's many village halls that are all so important to our island community. There's a couple of stands left. Contact Tony at The Wee Bookshop on 810531 for further info.
11:00 - 16:00 Don't miss our Heather Lodge Winter Fayre this Saturday!
11:00 - 15:00 Expert Lead Preparation & safety
Cooking demos & meal. Arran, exact tbc. £75 per place
10:00 - 13:00 £15 per person
19:30 Ross Miller Trio live on Arran with Charlie Stewart and Graeme Armstrong.
Three of Scotland's most dynamic young musicians: world-class piper Ross Miller, award-winning fiddler Charlie Stewart, and powerhouse guitarist Graeme Armstrong. With a sound rooted in Scottish tradition and driven by inventive arrangements, this trio guarantees foot-stomping rhythms and electrifying live energy. This performance on Arran will be a mix of original compositions and traditional tunes, with the pipes taking centre stage.
11:00 to 15:00 Christmas market in Whiting Bay hall
10:30 to 12:00 Last Wednesday of every month. All welcome! Different craft activity each month. Cost £7.50 pp to include tea/coffee, cake and craft materials.
15:00 onwards Discover great music - bring your favourite vinyl records, or dig out those old CDs and tapes! Rock, folk, pop, Celtic, classical, jazz, dance - whatever you love!
A cosy fire and the warm glow of classic valve amps will set the perfect vibe all weekend.
Kitchen's having a wee holiday, so feel free to bring your own food.
Expert Lead home butchery training. Cooking demos & meal. Arran, exact location tbc. £75 per place
12:00 onwards Discover great music - bring your favourite vinyl records, or dig out those old CDs and tapes! Rock, folk, pop, Celtic, classical, jazz, dance - whatever you love!
A cosy fire and the warm glow of classic valve amps will set the perfect vibe all weekend.
Kitchen's having a wee holiday, so feel free to bring your own food.
17:00 onwards Discover great music - bring your favourite vinyl records, or dig out those old CDs and tapes! Rock, folk, pop, Celtic, classical, jazz, dance - whatever you love!
A cosy fire and the warm glow of classic valve amps will set the perfect vibe all weekend.
Kitchen's having a wee holiday, so feel free to bring your own food.
19:00 - 20:30 The Arran Mountain Festival is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit event. The festival takes part in May each year over a long weekend, offering guided hill walks, scrambles and mountain running. We encourage sponsorship and organise fundraising events to keep activity fees low making our event affordable for more people.
Our AGM will be followed by a talk on the history of the Arran Mountain Rescue Team (AMRT) by Alistair Hume MBE, former AMRT leader and chair, and a long-standing supporter of the Arran Mountain Festival.
Join the meeting to find out how you can get involved in the popular annual festival, be it as a participant, activity leader, organising committee member or sponsor. Everybody welcome!
The meeting will take place at the Arran Mountain Rescue base at Cladach (KA27 8DE), but there will also be the option to join remotely via Teams.
18:30 Featuring the best bits from Die Fledermaus, Pagliacci, Romeo and Juliet, and more - all sung in English to make this one-of-a-kind show immediately accessible to audiences. Doors open at 18:30
20:00 - 22:00 Spice up your Saturday with a perfect mix of flavour and fun!
Tuck into a delicious curry, then put your brain to the test in our friendly pub quiz.
10:00 to 16:00 Throughout the day you will learn how to weave, plait and tie straw in order to make a selection of Yuletide decorations. By the end of the day you should have a selection of small pieces of decorative straw work to take home with you, helping to keep this endangered and beautiful craft alive.
19:30 Haydn, Beethoven, Shostakovich, Supporting students and recent graduates from Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Tickets £15 Cash on door. Under 18s free
A wonderfully varied route around the remote north end of Arran, steeped in cultural and natural history.
19:00 Sue Thurogood will be talking about growing and crafting Willow.
The Fire Station, Lamlash
Scottish Women's Institute. Visitors are welcome. £5 including light supper and raffle. Please bring a cup
17:30 - 19:30 Looking for an excuse to start the Christmas Shopping AND support local small businesses? Here's your chance!
We're opening our doors for some late night shopping at our shop in Brodick to help us celebrate the launch of our new collection of locally made products from talented designers and artists on the island.
18:00 Its that time of year again... Open to all ages. We supply the Conkers.
All rules made up on the day and STRICTLY adhered to.
Live music: Wully Smith & The Ball & Chain at Pierhead Tavern
19:00 Gather round the fire enjoy an unforgettable evening under the stars! BBQ, soup, hot drinks and bar. Fire lit 7.45, fireworks 8pm. Live Music with
Dummerdoom & Dark White 8.30
17:30 Food
18:30 Fireworks and Bonfire
19:00 Beach behind Wee Co-op. All Welcome
Donations going towards next year's fireworks
Soup and Sausage Rolls available from Brodick Golf Club
17:30 Bonfire, Fireworks and BBQ at the Putting Green
18:00 Bonfire & Fireworks Butter Hill kindly hosted by Lenamhor Farm
Fire Lit at 6pm
Fireworks 6.30pm
Pulled Roast Buns, Sausages, Soup
Donations towards cost of fireworks and food much appreciated
Wellies and Torches recommended!
18:30 onwards in front of the Kinloch
Bonfire Lit At 6.30pm, Fireworks From 6.45pm
Soup & Sparklers Available. Donations Welcome
Pirnmill War Memorial. Weather Permitting
Burgers Hot Dogs. Donations towards fireworks greatly appreciated
18:00 Meet at Cladach (Wineport car park)
FREE for Arran Runners club members,
£2 for non-members.
Please bring a headtorch & wear suitable trail running shoes.
Runners of all abilities welcome, minimum age 18.
Session length one hour including warm up & cool down.
We will be holding a Halloween market to raise funds for winter running costs. If anyone is interested in booking a table at either or both events please get in touch.
19:00 Watch the magic of bonfire night from 7pm at the bay, enjoy some warm soup outside, on us!
Join us in Lamlash for a night to be remembered, a favourite event of the year for many!
Lamlash Improvements Group are once again pulling together a spectacular evening to bring the community together, with a community bonfire and fireworks for all to enjoy!
Our restaurant and bar will be open as normal, with balcony view rooms, indoor & outdoor tables available to book now.
Outside on the green, our team will be once again providing a complimentary soup station to warm you up
From 17:00 We're teaming up with Rock Brewery to bring you a curated selection of craft beers perfectly paired with our seasonal food specials, featuring locally sourced lamb and beef from Glenkiln Farm. Join us from 5pm to catch the Scotland vs USA
rugby match live.
22:00 Dress to impress (or terrify!) Show up in costume and claim your mystery cocktail and shots! DJ Andy from 10pm
Themed drinks. £50 prize voucher each for best dressed male and female
20:30 Come along and have a great time, we will have a prize for best costume and cocktail and shot specials on the night!
10:30 to 12:00 Last Wednesday of every month. All welcome! Different craft activity each month. Cost £7.50 pp to include tea/coffee, cake and craft materials.
11:00 to 15:30 Museum Sale at Arran Heritage Musem (Garden Room). Assorted Items Marked for Disposal
14:00 - 16:00 Cream tea autumn social at the hall
21:00 to late. Live music at the Douglas Hotel in Brodick
19:00 Come and enjoy a night of dancing and fun. Booking tickets is advised!
Doors will open at 7pm and dancing starting soon after. BYOB and there will be soft drinks available to buy.
17:00 Paints and pints (or drawing with a dram, even charcoal with a cherry cola if you so desire) is an opportunity to get together with other interested folk and get creative in cosy surroundings.
Even if you haven't done any art since school but would like to do something creativen then you are very welcome. Basic supplies available if you don't already have your own and some guidance and a tutor will be available for support but this isn't a full on formal lesson so you can ask for help as you feel you need it.
Live music at the Douglas Hotel in Brodick from 9pm to late
Colour mixing for landscape painting at Rangers Centre, Brodick
Starts 14:00. Originally created by Aya Kobayashi, Nicolette Macleod, Saffy Setohy and Joanna Young. Performed by Laura Bradshaw, Simone Kenyon, Aya Kobayashi & Saffy Satohy. Water touches our daily lives "through our bodies and our environments� and this immersive work invites audiences to dive into its presence in new and unexpected ways. Celebrating water as a vital, transformative element that connects all living things, Bodies of Water invites you to engage your senses and imagination through a series of choreographed encounters and atmospheric soundscapes.
Join Arran Repair Cafe and Arran Eco Savvy for an afternoon of fixes!
We'll have our Zero Waste Cafe, and free glow-in-the-dark bike kids for the kids!
20:00 Our local legend Tim Pomeroy joins us again this Friday in our Talisman bar from 8pm, it's always a great night so come along and enjoy a night of live music!
A wonderfully varied route around the remote north end of Arran, steeped in cultural and natural history.
14:00 -16:00 Why not join us for a full day of COASTal fun? Come along to Kildonan for a rocky Shore Scramble with our friends NTS Rangers. Be sure to join us from 1pm for refreshments at Kildonan Village Hall.
Find full information about our half-term activities via our website. Pre-booking essential to secure your spot.
10:00 - 12:00 Looking for a half term activity perfect for all the family?
Join us onboard the RV COAST Explorer for a morning of Sea Science! You'll be helping with real science - collecting plankton samples, seabird spotting and much more.
Find full information about our half-term activities via our website. Pre-booking essential to secure your spot.
10:00 - 16:00 Join us at Coast's Discovery Centre in Lamlash for a day celebrating Arran's amazing wildlife! Drop in from 10am- 4pm for family activities, info, and tips on how to enjoy wildlife responsibly. Plus free guided walk and wildlife spotting sessions throughout the day.
10:00 - 12:00 Free Guided Wildlife Walk from Clauchlands Car Park (see link for booking info)
13:00 Wildlife Spotting Station, tips on how to spot wildlife
Kids' Scavenger Hunt - running all day at the Discovery Centre
Live music at the Douglas Hotel in Brodick from 9pm to late
Pizzas served 6.30pm - 8pm. Pre-booking & pre-order essential. Quiz from 8pm
Teams of 6 or less, £2 entry per person. Round of drinks & Kinloch voucher for the winning team!
Live music at the Douglas Hotel in Brodick from 9pm to late
Local produce market showcasing Arran's agricultural offerings
10:30 to 12:00 Last Wednesday of every month. All welcome! Different craft activity each month. Cost £7.50 pp to include tea/coffee, cake and craft materials.
14:00 to 16:00 Come along and join the celebration! Try your hand at crafts, taste local produce, and enjoy fantastic live music at this free family event, celebrating all Arran has to offer!� Donations for the Musuem Roof Appeal gratefully received.
Live music at the Douglas Hotel in Brodick from 9pm to late
Live music at the Douglas Hotel in Brodick from 9pm to late
Live music at the Douglas Hotel in Brodick from 9pm to late
Twist your way back to the 60s with Changes at the Glenisle Hotel, Isle of Arran on 12th September from 9pm until 11pm. Groovy baby
National Theatre of Scotland & Grid Iron Theatre Company - June Carter Cash: The Woman, Her Music and Me
The story of one of country music's most iconic voices: June Carter Cash. In this raw yet uplifting show, Charlene Boyd gets to grips with a life less ordinary. More than a simple biography of June's life and music, this play with songs sees Charlene explore her own relationship with her musical heroine and their shared experience as performers and working mothers.
A friendly inclusive dance experience using movement, music and nature. Suitable for children aged 7 - 11 of all abilities, led by Chantraine Dance Teacher, Jane Greenstreet.
A wonderfully varied route around the remote north end of Arran, steeped in cultural and natural history.
Award winning 1996 film directed by Ken Loach and starring Robert Carlyle. Carla's Song is a love story that begins on a Glasgow bus and ends in war - torn Nicaragua.
In this friendly workshop run by Jane Greenstreet, Chantraine Dance Teacher for over 30 years, participants will be invited into a world of movement, music and poetry and the natural world. Chantraine Dance is a holistic dance approach that is suitable for all ages and abilities.
Sara Sheridan - The Secrets of Blythswood Square; The Fair Botanists
Alistair Moffat - The Highlands & Islands of Scotland: A New History
Ceitidh Hutton
Lindsay Littleson
Chae Strathie
Greta Yorke
Play Talk Read with Bonnie the Bus
Meet the Therapets!
Sally Magnusson - Music in the Dark
Alex Gray - Out of Darkness
Play Talk Read with Bonnie the Bus
Meet the Therapets!
Debi Gliori:
Ross MacKenzie
Alan Dapre
Mike Nicholson
A foot stomping evening of Traditional Music with world class musicians Gillian Frame and Finlay Napier, supported by Arran talent in music and stories.
This ever-popular annual beer festival takes place in the stunning seaside location of Blackwaterfoot - you don't want to miss this one!
Concerts across the island culminating in a farewell session at The Douglas Hotel on 24th Aug
A family-friendly day with free snorkel taster sessions, boat trips, live music, cooking demos, BBQ, VR, and more
An island-wide art & craft open-studio weekend, with a preview exhibition (11th July), a cealidh at Brodick Hall (5th Aug), and film night (10th Aug)
Celebrating their 30th anniversary with music & community spirit
Lamlash Lifeboat Station: A fundraising morning with raffles, bake sale, and refreshments
Always very popular. Parade of pipe bands through Brodick followed by the games themselves in Ormidale Park. Features Heavy events, Highland dancing, athletics, kids' fancy dress, and stalls
A wonderfully varied route around the remote north end of Arran, steeped in cultural and natural history.
Whiting Bay Village hall 19:30pm.
To be held in Brodick Village Hall in association with the Boathouse Ceilidh Band.