Latest Events in Cromarty(May Updated)

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Cromarty's Coastal Critters is BACK for 2025, and better than ever! Take a deep breath and dive in to experience life living beneath the Cromarty Firth in this newly updated version of our insightful and fun walking tour... Discover what lives beneath the sea without even getting your feet wet as an experienced guide takes you beneath the Cromarty Firth and introduces you to the weird and the wild! Take part in active citizen science as we conclude the tour with a WDC Shorewatch survey in the hopes of catching a sighting of the famous resident Bottlenose Dolphins! NEW FOR 2025 - hunt down clues to life beneath the waves on a seashore search for shells, egg cases, and if lucky even starfish and crabs! Tours are subject to tides - tours conducted on low or falling tides will take place partly on Cromarty beach. Tours conducted on high or rising tides will not take place on beach. Tours depart from the Birthplace Museum - please arrive no later than ten minutes before tour sets off to check in. As Cromarty is an exposed shingle beach we advise wearing appropriate outdoor clothing for the walk - particularly outdoor, waterproof footwear Tours will last between 45-60 minutes - we advise using facilities if necessary before departing on the tour. Toilet facilities are available at Hugh Miller's Birthplace Museum. Please note wildlife sightings are not guaranteed during this walking tour Only service and guide dogs are permitted on our Cromarty's Coastal Critters tour All attendees under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian and cannot be left unattended during the walks. WDC, Whale and Dolphin Conservation, is a charity dedicated to the protection of whales and dolphins and is not affiliated with the National Trust for Scotland Registered Charity (Scotland) No. SC040231 Information Source: Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage & Museum | eventbrite

Fossil Walks are BACK for 2025! Join us for a guided walk along Cromarty beach with an experienced guide to discover the rocks, fossils, and geological formations that captivated Hugh Miller... Travel back to a time 140 million years before the first dinosaur to discover a Scotland below the equator; one where strange ancient fish swam in a lake that covered almost all of the Highlands! Take part in active citizen science as we search for fossils, and have your name go alongside any new discoveries made and displayed at Hugh Miller's Birthplace Museum! See Cromarty beach in a new light as we look at the geological processes that have shaped this famous stretch of coastline! Tours are subject to tide times, taking place during either a low or falling tide. Tours depart from the Birthplace Museum - please arrive no later than ten minutes before tour sets off to check in. As Cromarty is an exposed shingle beach we advise wearing appropriate outdoor clothing for the walk - particularly outdoor, waterproof footwear Tours will last approx. 90 minutes - we advise using facilities if necessary before departing on the tour. Toilet facilities are available at Hugh Miller's Birthplace Museum. Please note as Cromarty experiences slow erosion that fossils are not guaranteed on every tour. Only service and guide dogs are permitted on our Fossil Walks All attendees under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian and cannot be left unattended during the walks. Our fossil walks will be operating in compliance with the Scottish Fossil Code. Therefore fossils collected from the beach will remain at Hugh Miller's Birthplace Museum on display for the duration of one month before being returned to the beach. We strongly recommend reading over the Scottish Fossil Code before taking part in our walk - www.nature.scot/scottish-fossil-code Information Source: Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage & Museum | eventbrite

Welcome to the Lewis McLaughlin Gig ! Join us at The Old Brewery for a night of fantastic music and good vibes. Lewis McLaughlin will be performing live, bringing his unique sound and energy to the stage, don't miss your chance to see this rising star. Information Source: Cromarty Arts Trust | eventbrite

Information Source: Cromarty Arts Trust | eventbrite

Fossil Walks are BACK for 2025! Join us for a guided walk along Cromarty beach with an experienced guide to discover the rocks, fossils, and geological formations that captivated Hugh Miller... Travel back to a time 140 million years before the first dinosaur to discover a Scotland below the equator; one where strange ancient fish swam in a lake that covered almost all of the Highlands! Take part in active citizen science as we search for fossils, and have your name go alongside any new discoveries made and displayed at Hugh Miller's Birthplace Museum! See Cromarty beach in a new light as we look at the geological processes that have shaped this famous stretch of coastline! Tours are subject to tide times, taking place during either a low or falling tide. Tours depart from the Birthplace Museum - please arrive no later than ten minutes before tour sets off to check in. As Cromarty is an exposed shingle beach we advise wearing appropriate outdoor clothing for the walk - particularly outdoor, waterproof footwear Tours will last approx. 90 minutes - we advise using facilities if necessary before departing on the tour. Toilet facilities are available at Hugh Miller's Birthplace Museum. Please note as Cromarty experiences slow erosion that fossils are not guaranteed on every tour. Only service and guide dogs are permitted on our Fossil Walks All attendees under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian and cannot be left unattended during the walks. Our fossil walks will be operating in compliance with the Scottish Fossil Code. Therefore fossils collected from the beach will remain at Hugh Miller's Birthplace Museum on display for the duration of one month before being returned to the beach. We strongly recommend reading over the Scottish Fossil Code before taking part in our walk - www.nature.scot/scottish-fossil-code Information Source: Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage & Museum | eventbrite

Information Source: Cromarty Arts Trust | eventbrite

Icelandic born, American cellist Geirþrúður Anna Guðmundsdóttir is a recent graduate from The Juilliard School and the Royal Academy of Music. Joined by her duo partner Antoine Préat, they are bringing us a programme with a Scandinavan feel, featuring music by the Norwegian Edvard Grieg, Finnish Jean Sibelius, and Icelandic composer Jon Nordal. Jean Sibelius: Four Pieces Op. 78 Ludwig van Beethoven: Cello Sonata in A major, Op. 69 Interval Jon Nordal: Pictures on a Panel Wall Edvard Grieg: Cello Sonata in A minor, Op. 36 Information Source: Cromarty Arts Trust | eventbrite

Information Source: Cromarty Arts Trust | eventbrite

Information Source: Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage & Museum | eventbrite