Lissa Clark and her sons Jacob and Jason regularly volunteer at the Centre. They all came along to help us with our fantastic Celtic Autumn event on 14th October and

Now into her third month at the Crannog, Ellen Pryde describes some of the tasks she’s been undertaking as part of her Museum Galleries Scotland Skills for Success Programme. Over

Lissa Clark and her sons all volunteer their time to help at our special events and are now an integral part of the 2018 Crannog Community. Just like her father

In August 2018, Ellen Pryde, began her journey in the Museum sector thanks to Museums Galleries Scotland’s Skills for Success Trainee programme. Here are Ellen’s words describing the start of

Our Midsummer Music event on 21st June each year has been the catalyst for many fantastic friendships between the Crannog, staff and our visitors!   And true to form, Midsummer

Will Kent visited us with his parents in April this year. He was so inspired by what he discovered that he asked if he could possibly come to us for

‘Taking each other’s hand in marriage’ is a well-known phrase but have you ever stopped to think about where it comes from? Handfasting is probably the answer …   Marriage

February 2018 sees the launch of Loch Tay Young Archaeologists’ Club ‘YAC’ which we are very excited about. The Club aims to get involved in demonstrations, craft activities, museum object

We submitted our application to Museums and Galleries Scotland in May 2017. We should receive the result by the end of this year, following an inspection in September. Wish us

One of our volunteers was taken ill with a heart attack last week and the response from our emergency services was just amazing! We all know just how invaluable the