06 June 2026

Starts: 13:00
Ends: 16:30

60th Anniversary Celebration of Tain Museum and the Rose Garden

An exhibition by Tain Museum and Tain and Easter Ross Civic Trust including the 1966 film of the Queen Mother officially opening the Rose Garden. Venue Collegiate Church Tain

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06 June 2026

Starts: 10:00
Ends: 13:00

Dingwall Museum goes to... Dingwall!

​Saturday 6th June 2026, 1000-1300

Dingwall Library @ the Academy

​The Museum ran a series of outreach meetings last year, to the various villages and communities around Dingwall. But we didn't go to Dingwall! This meeting is our opportunity to do just that - bring the Museum to the people of Dingwall. 

We'll bring a range of photos and objects with us. And we've developed a special display on Schools and Schooling. So, a lot to look at about Dingwall schools over the ages. 

And... have you got anything you'd like to show us? Old photos? Or an old object that you've had in the family for years? Do bring it along with you.

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06 June 2026

Starts: 11:00
Ends: 16:00

Outlander Day at Highland Folk Museum

A relaxed and welcoming day celebrating all things Outlander 

This is a real Outlander filming location. Scenes were filmed here, including the famous wool waulking, and the women who took part in filming will be joining us on the day. What you can expect

• live wool waulking with the women you saw on screen
• Outlander talks and behind-the-scenes stories
• Highland traditions and everyday skills from the past
• plenty of time to wander the historic township and soak up the atmosphere

As you walk through the buildings and lanes, it genuinely feels like stepping into the 18th century, the world Claire and Jamie lived in.

Dress up if you fancy. Have fun. Meet wonderful people who share a love of Outlander, history, and the Highlands.

Free event but donations on the gate are welcome

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06 June 2026

Starts: 13:30
Ends: 15:30

Guided Walk - Achtercairn

Organised by Gairloch Museum. Free, but donations greatly appreciated. Further details and bookings from Gairloch museum website 

This Guided Walk will take us past ten stone circles (remains of Atlantic Roundhouses) and many other features including wildlife and wonderful scenery. The walk is roughly two miles long, lasting around two hours on rough paths.  

 

Please meet your guide, Jeremy Fenton at the Museum Welcome Desk in good time for the walk to start at 1.30pm (we suggest by 1.20pm). 

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