Over the past fifty years, the focus of our attention on sea eagles has been on re-establishing this species in their former UK range, so much so, that we have often overlooked their long history of occupation of these islands. Dr Alison MacLennan, Senior Conservation Officer with the RSPB will introduce a short documentary film, providing context and updates on how the sea eagle population is fairing in the west Highlands. To book please either visit Ticket Source or contact the Museum on 01445 712 287.

Teams of four are warmly invited to join us in Am Bàrd (the Museum cafe) for the first of our series of pub quizzes. As well as a fun and entertaining general knowledge quiz, there will of course be great prizes in our magnificent raffle.  

A supper of haggis neeps & tatties will be served half-way through proceedings and - as it is Burn’s Night - we’ll have some special guests providing song & music between rounds. 
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Spaces are limited, so please be in touch if you wish to book a table for your team. Email  office@gairlochmuseum.org or call 01445 712 287.

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Our Creative Writing Group is a friendly, relaxed session to help you get writing. We will maybe do some writing exercises and share our endeavours. The sharing of writing can be either what we have produced during the brief writing exercise or could be something that we have worked on at home. 

Join us for these engaging Gaelic language conversation sessions aimed at both fluent speakers and learners of all ages.  Using material from the Museum Collection, Bria Mason leads the conversation, helping to develop your Gaelic language skills. School pupils are especially welcome to join. We gratefully acknowledge the support of Bòrd na Gàidhlig in making these sessions possible.  Restarts Friday 9th January. 

Our Ceilidh House gatherings meet once a fortnight and are a welcoming group who enjoy making music, singing or the spoken word.

Come and sit in front of the virtual fireside, sing a song, tell a tale, read a poem, play a tune, bring your knitting or just sit back and enjoy the atmosphere. We look forward to welcoming you!  

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Doors open at 6.30pm. £2 donation per person appreciated. 

Teams of four are warmly invited to join us in Am Bàrd (the Museum cafe) for the first of our series of pub quizzes. As well as a fun and entertaining general knowledge quiz, there will of course be great prizes in our magnificent raffle.  

A supper of haggis neeps & tatties will be served half-way through proceedings and - as it is Burn’s Night - we’ll have some special guests providing song & music between rounds. 
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Spaces are limited, so please be in touch if you wish to book a table for your team. Email  office@gairlochmuseum.org or call 01445 712 287.

Our Museum Book Group read this month is Now We Shall Be Entirely Free  by Andrew Miller. 

You can join our friendly group for tea, coffee, cake and lively discussion in person at the Museum or join us online on Tuesday 27th January at 7.30pm via Zoom.

If you would like to take part please get in touch, either call  or email office@gairlchmuseum.org.

Join us for a cosy, fun-filled gathering dedicated entirely to puddings. 

There’s something for every sweet tooth! Bring friends and stretchy trousers and enjoy an indulgent evening of delicious desserts.  

£15 per person includes a generous tasting selection.  Email cafe@gairlochmuseum.org for more details and to book.

Our Ceilidh House gatherings meet once a fortnight and are a welcoming group who enjoy making music, singing or the spoken word.

Come and sit in front of the virtual fireside, sing a song, tell a tale, read a poem, play a tune, bring your knitting or just sit back and enjoy the atmosphere. We look forward to welcoming you!  

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Doors open at 6.30pm. £2 donation per person appreciated. 

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Restarting from Wednesday 7th January. I​n the morning, our session uses Museum objects and other inspiration to aid discussion.  In the afternoon, we play bingo and other group games. All our activities are accessible and dementia friendly. If you need help with transport please get in touch. 

With thanks to The Hugh Fraser Foundation, GAMS and the Highland Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for their support, as well as the individual donors who help to keep these sessions going.