Posts for May, 2025

Annual free party, celebrating the longest day.

Lots of live music and top drawer DJ talent confirmed. Details to follow soon.

Free party, food trucks, outside bar, kids and dogs welcome.

Free concert, from Australian folk / roots duo.

Blair is set for big things. Scottish singer songwriter, with an incredible voice, fine guitar skills and immense lyrical writing skills.
Support acts TBC.
Over 14s only. Under18s must be accompanied by an adult over 18.

Join us at Highland Wildlife Park for a Creep Calm Workshop where our expert team will help you fight your phobia!

Spiders are amazing creatures with incredible adaptations. They are an essential part of the ecosystem and those found in the UK are completely harmless and would rather avoid humans.

We understand how a fear of spiders can really begin to impact on people’s everyday lives. Based on our previous ‘Spiders: Fight Your Phobia’, we have refreshed and re-worked this interactive session to help you get you closer to overcoming your spider fear. Our workshops are split into three sections: theory, mindfulness and practical catch and release to help you develop your comfortability around spiders in a friendly, relaxed and supportive atmosphere.

Alongside our expert keepers, we are joined by experienced and compassionate psychotherapist Izabella Kathiravel specialising in anxiety, depression and trauma. Izabella will be delivering the theory element of the workshop, providing insight and practical techniques on managing fear. Izabella brings over a decade of experience working in the UK and beyond, dedicated to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and achieve emotional well-being.

“Overcoming our fears and anxiety can be a hurdle, but it is not out of our reach!”

The workshops are suitable for participants aged 16 and over and includes entry into Highland Wildlife Park for the day.

For further information, please contact events@rzss.org.uk.

Fine art and crafts produced by local artists, including painting, photography, ceramics, glass, jewellery and more. (Paid) fused glass classes also available by arrangement.

Join us at OpenSpace in Grantown on Spey to celebrate the local artists and creatives in the National Park – sparking conversation, connecting landscape and community and inspiring collective action.

Join us for a natter and a brew as we explore our ‘topic of the month’ with our expert rangers!

Our tea and talk sessions are small-scale talks from the RZSS team taking place in our Learning Hive at Highland Wildlife Park.

Talks begin at 11am, with entry via our main entrance.

Your ticket includes entry to the park for the rest of the day, tea, coffee and a selection of biscuits.

For further information please contact events@rzss.org.uk.

Join us for a natter and a brew as we explore our ‘topic of the month’ with our expert rangers!

Our tea and talk sessions are small-scale talks from the RZSS team taking place in our Learning Hive at Highland Wildlife Park.

Talks begin at 11am, with entry via our main entrance.

Your ticket includes entry to the park for the rest of the day, tea, coffee and a selection of biscuits.

For further information please contact events@rzss.org.uk.

The communion service, also known as the Lord’s Supper or the Eucharist, holds a central place in the Christian faith. It is a sacred ritual that symbolizes the profound spiritual connection between believers and their Lord. This service will follow the liturgy as provided by the Scottish Episcopal Church (2022).

The communion service is a deeply meaningful and symbolic practice that transcends denominational boundaries, uniting Christians in a shared expression of faith and reverence. This timeless tradition has been celebrated for centuries, serving as a poignant reminder of the sacrificial love and redemptive grace of Jesus Christ.

We welcome everyone who wishes to worship with us.

Bluey and Bingo from the much-loved children’s TV show ‘Bluey’ will be appearing at Landmark Forest Adventure Park on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th of September 2025.

Visitors to the park will have the chance to see Bluey and her sister Bingo, who will be meeting fans.

The duo will be in our Dinosaur Kingdom at intervals throughout both days and will be available for photos, so visitors are encouraged to take along cameras to capture seeing these adventurous, loveable Heeler Pups.

Seeing Bluey and Bingo is free with regular entry day tickets (or for annual pass holders) to the park which are purchased/booked for visits on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th of September 2025.