Discover events in Dumfries & Galloway – South West Scotland
Robert Burns House is thrilled to be welcoming Susi Briggs, Scots Scriever with the National Library of Scotland, for an afternoon of performances. Susi is an author, poet, storyteller and […]
Explore Kirkcudbright's historic kirkyard with guides from Kirkcudbright History Society. In a beautiful setting above the town, and the site of the original kirk which gave the town its name, […]
Gather in the wonderfully atmospheric Cruck Cottage to discover more about bats from expert Freda Seddon, with an illustrated talk about these fascinating creatures. Admission is free, with a suggested donation £5 per person.
Ronald Turnbull launches his latest book at Thomas Tosh with complimentary snacks and drinks and an illustrated talk: ’Walking in Dumfries & Galloway and the wider world.’ This is a […]
Explore Kirkcudbright's historic kirkyard with guides from Kirkcudbright History Society. In a beautiful setting above the town, and the site of the original kirk which gave the town its name, the kirkyard and its memorials tell many fascinating and surprising stories about the town and its past inhabitants. Tours are free and take approximately one […]
We are thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of The Teviotdale Steel Bonnets on Sunday, 21st July 2024. It's Weapons Week. Prepare to step back in time and delve into the intriguing realm of Border Reivers as we explore how they armed themselves during the 16th century. Join us for an immersive experience where history […]
Explore Kirkcudbright's historic kirkyard with guides from Kirkcudbright History Society. In a beautiful setting above the town, and the site of the original kirk which gave the town its name, […]
Part of our Open Hoose Programme and inspired by conservation initiatives across the country, a new group wants to question and explore what exactly a Conservation Trust for the River […]
Explore Kirkcudbright's historic kirkyard with guides from Kirkcudbright History Society. In a beautiful setting above the town, and the site of the original kirk which gave the town its name, […]
The Author of "Have you Seen?" series Michael Howe will be at John Paul Jones Birthplace Museum where you will have a chance to meet the Author, hear a book […]
Kirkcudbright Town Walks. Join our free guides for an insight into the history and development of the town, lasting approximately 1 ½ hours. They take place on Tuesdays at 6.30pm, 9th July – 13th August Meet at the Information Centre. For safety, spaces are limited so must be prior booked on Eventbrite. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kirkcudbright-town-walks-tickets-871779344487?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=1 Any queries […]
Explore Kirkcudbright's historic kirkyard with guides from Kirkcudbright History Society. In a beautiful setting above the town, and the site of the original kirk which gave the town its name, […]
Part of the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Museum of Lead Mining. 'Lead has paid an important part in high-status burials in England since Roman times. In the […]
Uncover the fascinating world of Border Reivers as you immerse yourself in the remarkable collection of equipment curated by the Teviotdale Steel Bonnets. Our exhibition invites you to journey back […]
What We Do Now is a growing network of hubs, practitioners, and partners passionate about the power of creativity in supporting our communities in Dumfries and Galloway to shape their own futures. Labs are national events for people, groups, and organisations to come together and discuss agendas across creative placemaking and support collaboration across what […]
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