Posts for May, 2022

Artisans from across the highlands gather in some of the most beautiful venues in order to exhibit and sell their wares . Arts, Craft and Foods come together under one roof – a lovely experience for all ages

Walk through our camp and into the lives of people who existed a millennium ago. Our members have dedicated themselves to learning various skills to accurately portray the daily existence of people who have been lost to time.

For over three decades, Regia Anglorum has been re-creating early mediaeval history for audiences around the world. We have skilled, properly equipped and highly motivated men and women of all ages who celebrate the very best of life a thousand years ago!

Open from 11am, with stalls from pet supplies to crafters and bouncy castles to BBQs. There will also be fun games in the arena from midday before judging starts. All breeds welcome.

Categories include:
Most Handsome Boy, Best rescue, Best fancy dress, waggiest tail or wiggliest bum and Best trick!

A weekend of vintage tractors, machinery and equipment, including stationary engines, steam engines and our miniature railway.
We will have the BIG BBQ from Cairngorm Butchers on the go serving gourmet burgers, snacks, hot and cold drinks

Boat of Garten Car Boot Sale
Sunday 12th June from noon until 3pm.
Book a stall for £10 by contacting the Hall: info@boathall.org.uk

Repair Cafe 2pm-5pm
Boat of Garten’s Repair Café runs monthly at the Hall and works with volunteers to help fix household items.
Bring your items to the Repair Café and we’ll try our best to fix it!
For more information please contact repaircafe@boathall.org.uk
Oh… and there’s a café – so you can have a cuppa too or pop in for a look to see what it’s all about too!

Join us for food, activities and fun and a chance to learn more about our outdoor centre. All welcome. Free entry, donations welcome. Charge for BBQ.

We are delighted  that our ‘family friendly show’ will be held on Thursday 14th August 2025.
 
A day out for all the family! Cattle, Horse, Sheep and Domestic. More information can be found on our Facebook page

Journey down the Speyside Way from the wonderfully restored Grantown East station, learning about history of the Speyside Line.
At the mouth of the Auchernack burn view the magnificent River Spey and hear how local clearances lead to a crofter curse which came true at the railway bridge over the Burn. Journey to the farm of Auchernack to see the Stones of Strength and hear the many legends of the area.
We will then follow the route back to Grantown East, stopping briefly at the Old Spey Bridge.

Why not visit the unique Carriage Restaurant at the station for lunch after the walk and sample one of their incredible Pizzas or daily specials.

Weekly play soft play sessions for preschool children and their parent/carer

The Singing Kettle’s founder Artie on the road with his original Kettles Clues to favourite songs inside – Music Man, Bunny Fou Fou, Eelly Alley 0 Bring Granny too and we’ll promise not to “Shove Granny off the Bus”