DUNKELD LIVING HISTORY EVENT 2023
Dunkeld's history comes to life at our "Annual Living History Event". An exhibition of Victorian Photography in the Community Archive - £3 Entry, kids free. STANLEY PARK—SAT 29TH & SUN 30TH JULY, 10am to 5pm **** FREE **** Events throughout the day The Erskine...
Hot off the press !!
Fabulous article by the Perthshire Advertiser on our Bridge Toll Riots story written by our new apprentice, Imogen. The full story, including 3D images, can be seen on our online exhibition - www.historicdunkeld.org.uk
GOFUNDME now live
Our GOFUNDME for our extension project is now live. Please share and donate if you are able. This funding will enable us to proceed with the Planning Permission stage of our project. Thank you
Extension & redevelopment plans on display for comment
Our extension plans for Public Consultation are now on display for comment. Birnam Arts has a display on their Gallery, with feedback forms available. The Community Archive also has a display at 12 The Cross, Dunkeld.
Great start to our fundraising campaign for our extension & redevelopment
A huge thankyou to all who supported our charity auction fundraiser. Thanks to the businesses and people who donated lots, and to those who attended, bought raffle tickets and bid in the auction. A grand total of £4150 was raised !!
Charity Auction Fundraiser
Date for your diary .... Saturday 15th April 7.00pm Birnam Arts, Birnam, DunkeldJoin us at Birnam Arts for our fabulous fundraising event. To kickstart a fundraising campaign for our extension and redevelopment plans, which will be on display. Amazing auction lots and...
Imogen starts her Apprenticeship
Imogen attended her induction with Museum Galleries Scotland today to begin her "Museum Galleries Technician Modern Apprenticeship" We are all very excited to be employing our very first apprentice, and look forward to being part of the journey with Imogen.
Niel Gow
The father of Scottish Fiddle Music Niel Gow was a famous Scottish fiddler and composer of traditional Scottish music. He was born on the 22nd March 1727 in Strathbraan, near Dunkeld. His family moved to Inver when he was an infant. As a young man he began to teach...
Huge thankyou to Basil Death Trust
A huge thankyou to the Basil Death Trust who have funded the set up of our Young Archaeologists Club. We hope, once all the paperwork is complete, to start our club after the Easter holidays.