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2025 Upcoming Events
Two-Day Workshop- Join Māori contemporary artist Alice Spittle for a two-day weaving workshop. Alice uses traditional techniques, natural materials, and natural dyes. She draws her inspiration from nature after returning home to Aotearoa from Australia in 2021. Alice has worked as a full-time artist for over 20 years and has sold her work around the world.
The workshop will take place over two days, 2nd-3rd October, from 10 am – 3.30 pm. Iron Age lunch and museum tour included.
£140 per person, only 10 spaces available for this unique workshop on the shores of Loch Tay in an Iron Age village.
Day Event- We are delighted to be welcoming Seventh Wave Music to the Scottish Crannog Centre on the 25th October. They will be performing throughout the day in our Iron Age village.
Weaving together inspiration from their home among Dartmoor’s high hills and Scotland’s craggy mountains, where they travel often to wander and be in wonder. Carolyn and Nigel blend layered voices and intricate melodies with many ancient and traditional instruments, including hand-carved wooden flutes, whistles, fujura, koncovka, jura guitar, piano skin drums, deer bone rattle and other antlered percussion. As well as lyrics in the 4,000-year-old Proto-Celtic language. This music travels from soul-filled to mystical, from earthy to ethereal, from dream-wrapped to dance-infused.
They have even built their own Neolithic-style roundhouse on their farm, based on those that still exist as stone bones in the hills around them. This roundhouse sits at the heart of their gatherings and workshops. So we are delighted to have them play in our roundhouse and village.
Evening Event- We are partnering with the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, and we are excited to be hosting an evening with Georgiana Keable Jestad and Lindsey Gibb on the 25th October from 6 pm to 7 pm here at the Scottish Crannog Centre.
From the great river Tay to the peak of Galdhøpiggen, the land around us tells us stories: come and listen to what it has to say.
Storyteller and author of the newly published Norwegian Folk Tales, Georgiana Keable Jerstad, and Lindsey Gibb, local storyteller and co-author of Perthshire Folk Tales, will share tales of the land and people.
Evening Event – Join our Fire Festival and start the winter off with a bang. There will be costumes and games aplenty, and as much entertainment as we can fit in, finished off with the burning of the Wicker Bull.
Guisers of sizes, shapes and ages welcome. Doggy costumes encouraged.
Wolanski Pole & Arial Fitness will be performing with live music from Reely Jiggered! Live fire performances throughout the evening.
£25/adult
£20/child under 16
Day Event – The Lord of Misrule is back for some Midwinter Mayhem!
