The Summer event not to be missed is The Celts are Coming! The Crannog Centre’s first living history extravaganza on 5th and 6th August will be held at the Forestry Commission picnic site at Dalerb, Kenmore and at the Scottish Crannog Centre.
Brimming with fascinating and unique activities for all ages and featuring artisans showcasing prehistoric crafts!
Discover the Iron Age at the spectacular Celts are Coming! Living History Fair and Iron Age Artisan Village.
With something for all the family, join the organisers to find out how our ancestors made the most of their surroundings in this unique and interactive event.
Taking place on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th August at the Forestry Commission’s lochside picnic site at Dalerb, Kenmore and at The Scottish Crannog Centre, South Loch Tay Road, Kenmore.
What’s on at Dalerb?
Expert craftsmen and women will be assembling from far and wide to demonstrate dynamic Iron and Bronze Age crafts and skills at the Dalerb site.
Wow-Factor activities include: Bronze-Sword-Making; Smelting Iron in a Clay Furnace; Hide-Scraping and Tanning; Leather-working; Building and Firing Clay-Pots; Textile Crafts rendering rich colours from native plants; Prehistoric Cooking; Celtic Garden Display; Basketry and more!
For more details on what is planned for next weekend, and information on tickets, visit the Crannog website at https://www.crannog.co.uk/celts-coming.
If you are staying here in our beautiful part of central Scotland next weekend why not think about taking the family to this unique summer event and see some fascinating history being re-enacted.
Brimming with fascinating and unique activities for all ages and featuring artisans showcasing prehistoric crafts!
Discover the Iron Age at the spectacular Celts are Coming! Living History Fair and Iron Age Artisan Village.
With something for all the family, join the organisers to find out how our ancestors made the most of their surroundings in this unique and interactive event.
Taking place on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th August at the Forestry Commission’s lochside picnic site at Dalerb, Kenmore and at The Scottish Crannog Centre, South Loch Tay Road, Kenmore.
What’s on at Dalerb?
Expert craftsmen and women will be assembling from far and wide to demonstrate dynamic Iron and Bronze Age crafts and skills at the Dalerb site.
Wow-Factor activities include: Bronze-Sword-Making; Smelting Iron in a Clay Furnace; Hide-Scraping and Tanning; Leather-working; Building and Firing Clay-Pots; Textile Crafts rendering rich colours from native plants; Prehistoric Cooking; Celtic Garden Display; Basketry and more!
For more details on what is planned for next weekend, and information on tickets, visit the Crannog website at https://www.crannog.co.uk/celts-coming.
If you are staying here in our beautiful part of central Scotland next weekend why not think about taking the family to this unique summer event and see some fascinating history being re-enacted.
