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M3GAN is a marvel of artificial intelligence, a lifelike doll that’s programmed to be a child’s greatest companion and a parent’s greatest ally. Designed by Gemma, a brilliant roboticist, M3GAN can listen, watch and learn as it plays the role of friend and teacher, playmate and protector.
This film is rated a 15. Contains strong violence, threat and horror with strong language. Suitable only for 15 years and over. No one younger than 15 should be attending this screening.
Limited tickets will be available on the door at 6.30pm, book online to avoid disappointment. Licenced bar and snacks available.
When an orphan encounters a witch, his grandmother takes him away in order to protect him. But, in their hotel, a group of witches plot to get rid of the children of the world.
This film is rated PG, there is some menace, scenes of threat are mild and brief, and there is no injury detail. There is infrequent mild bad language. A PG film should not unsettle a child aged around 8 or older.
Annie Ives from Skills for Bees will be facilitating this workshop. She will explain the need for pollinator habitats, how you can create them in your own and a community spaces and get a chance to plant up a planter with wildflowers for your community to enjoy. Nancy Chambers, Manager of the Cairngorms Trust will be on hand to answer any questions about the new Cairngorms Trust Nature Resilience Fund which includes funding for community pollinator and wildflower projects.
Hayley Wiswell, conservation officer from the Cairngorms National Park Authority will be facilitating this workshop. She will explain the need for pollinator habitats, how you can create them in your own and a community spaces and get a chance to plant up a planter with wildflowers for your community to enjoy. Nancy Chambers, Manager of the Cairngorms Trust will be on hand to answer any questions about the new Cairngorms Trust Nature Resilience Fund which includes funding for community pollinator and wildflower projects.
Annie Ives from Skills for Bees will be facilitating this workshop.
She will explain the need for pollinator habitats, how you can create them in your own and a community spaces and get a chance to plant up a planter with wildflowers for your community to enjoy.
Nancy Chambers, Manager of the Cairngorms Trust will be on hand to answer any questions about the new Cairngorms Trust Nature Resilience Fund which includes funding for community pollinator and wildflower projects.
Celebrating the rich culture and connections of our Highland community, this multi-generational event brings together the best of traditional music, dance and storytelling with an upbeat, contemporary twist.
With music from Hamish Napier, Charlie McKerron and the Feis Spe Junior Ceilidh Band, classic dances from the Gay Gordons to the Virginia Reel and tales from local storytellers including author Merryn Glover , this is set to be a very special night.
Live music with Tweed.
Every Thursday evening from 9pm.
A lively ceilidh band from Inverness and Speyside. Weaving together traditional ceilidh music with funk, ska beats and anything in between.
Discover the stories of the hidden 18th Century seminary of Scalan and the lives of those who lived and worked there when it was farmed during the 19th and 20th Centuries.
Soak up the atmospheric character of the landscape. Wander around the seminary building which provides information on how the Catholic faith was kept alive in this small glen as well as peeling wallpaper fragments from when it later became a home for those working the site as a farm.
See inside the two mill buildings, including areas that are usually locked, and get a glimpse of what everyday life was like for those who lived and worked here during the 19th and 20th Centuries from their own hands. The wooden walls are daubed with handwritten, dated snippets of everyday life.
The left behind objects tell their own tale of those who lived and worked here. The restored waterwheel will also be turning bringing back the sounds of the past. Videos will be playing which provide information on the whole history of the site and the surrounding Braes of Glenlivet.
There will be volunteers onsite to answer questions and bring the history of the site alive with their own stories, memories and knowledge. Drop in anytime between 1 and 4 pm.
Parking is at the Carrachs Car Park with a 0.5mile (approx) walk along a farm track to the site. There is one parking space for restricted mobility only onsite, but please note this is accessed via a rough farm track and the site is not fully wheelchair accessible.
Donations to the Scalan Association on the day are most appreciated and help them to care for this special place.
Children are very welcome to attend.
Toilets are available on site. There is also a picnic area and benches.
For further information please contact scalanseminaryandmills@gmail.com and look out on Facebook.
Hedgewitch is the first in a magical 5 book series. It tells the story of Cassie Morgan, who has run away. After seven years spent waiting for her mother to return, she flees her dreary boarding school and sets out to find her. But the world outside her school is full of hidden magic and children have been going missing.
With the help of a talking cat and a flying broom, Cassie escapes to the enchanted village of Hedgely. There she will begin her training in the practical skills of witchcraft with the Hedgewitch, who watches over the Hedge, the vast forest that marks the border between England and Faerie…
The book series is for ages 8-12 but everyone is welcome!
Author Skye Mckenna will give a short talk followed by a presentation about the book. We will also be giving away some posters and bookmarks at the event.
We hope to see you there!
We will be using Ellie & Mac’s Picnic Blanket Tote Pattern which you can download for free here https://www.ellieandmac.com/products/picnic-blanket-tote-pattern
This is a great beginners project & idea for Summer trips at home or abroad.
First we will learn machine basics then create a patchwork blanket
We will then add a water resistant backing & straps
Once sewn the blanket can be folded into an easy carry bag
What’s Provided
– Equipment
– Water resistant fabric
– Straps
– Haberdashery
You need to bring
– 12 Fat Quarters
BOOKING
Please book your place online – you can book multiple sessions & for multiple children.
No payment will be taken via our website. After booking you will receive an invoice (applying any discounts or split payment dates), your place is not confirmed until this invoice is paid
Once booked we will send you:
An invoice – this must be paid once received
Emergency Contact & Health Forms
Material Choices Form
Where is this event being held?
The Community Cinema is located in the YMCA building at the bottom end of the High Street. There is on street parking outside, or a public car park further down the road going out of town on the left, or behind the YMCA building opposite the petrol station.
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