Events this July

Summer Exhibitions Preview
Friday 3rd July
5pm - 7pm
We warmly invite you to come along, enjoy a glass of wine and help celebrate and launch our Summer Exhibitions.
In our Upper Gallery , Fiona Mackenzie will be exhibiting "Unbroken - hill of the Sparrowhawk" and in our Lower Gallery "Out & About" by Rosanne Wiseman will be on display.
And if you are unable to join us for the launch, these exhibitions will be on show through July and August (closing Saturday 29th August, 2026).

Museum Book Group
Tuesday 21st July
3.30pm & 7.30pm
Our Museum Book Group read this month is The Specimens by Mairi Kidd.
You can join our friendly group for tea, coffee, cake and lively discussion in person at the Museum at 3.30pm or online at 7.30pm via Zoom.
If you would like to take part please get in touch, either call the Museum on 01445 712 287 or email office@gairlchmuseum.org.

Guided Walk: Roundhouses & Ethnobotany at Achtercairn
Saturday 25th July: 10am - 12pm
Join volunteer Jeremy Fenton and Ranger Katie Grant for a combined archaeology and ethnobotany walk along the Achtercairn Archaeology Trail.
Step back in time and discover how people built their homes, used the land, and adapted to their environment over 2,000 years ago. Alongside the archaeology, this walk also explores the relationship between people and plants in the landscape. With guidance from Katie, you will look more closely at the natural environment along the route, considering how plants have been used, understood and lived with over time.
Please book by contacting the Museum.
Online booking link coming soon.

Guided Walk: Explore Poolewe, Past and Present
Wednesday 29th July: 3.30pm
Join your guide, Museum Trustee Pauline Butler, for a village walk to explore some of the places and stories that contribute to Poolewe’s long and fascinating history.
Pauline will guide you through various aspects of Poolewe’s built and social history, including the school, churches, bridge construction, stories of wartime and seafaring, the Nurses’ House, Pool House, Inverewe Estate, Londubh Burial Ground and more.
To book please either contact the Museum or book via Ticket Source.

