what’s on Banff and Buchan

17th February 2012, Banffshire:

Come along - bring a friend, bring an instrument, bring your voice, bring a bottle.

16th March 2012, Banffshire:

Come along - bring a friend, bring an instrument, bring your voice, bring a bottle.

2nd June 2012, Aberdeenshire

The Cornhill Highland Games includes Heavyweight Championship events, Tug O War, Open Highland Dancing Competition, Pipe Band, Children’s Races, Track and Field events, Stalls and Refreshments.

23rd & 24th June 2012, Banffshire:

Attracting thousands of visitors, and with traditional boats from far and wide congregated in Portsoy’s historic harbour, the Scottish Traditional Boat Festival is a family affair, extolling the values of taste, style, heritage and authenticity.

5th & 6th August 2012, Aberdeenshire:

Turriff Show, is the largest annual event to be held in Aberdeenshire and is the largest two-day Show in Scotland.

April - September, Aberdeen & Grampian:

For over 500 years, Balvenie Castle served as the formidable stronghold of the great lords who ruled over this part of north-east Scotland.

Year round

Take a brief drive from Aberdeen along the North East Aberdeenshire coast in Scotland and you will find a totally unspoiled, good old-fashioned traditional links layout.

April - October, Turiff:

The charm of Fyvie ranges from its 13th-century origins to its stunning Edwardian interiors.

Easter - October, Fraserburgh:

The Museum of Scottish Lighthouses, in Fraserburgh consists of the first lighthouse built on mainland Scotland and a purpose-built museum.

Year-round, Aberdeen and Grampian:

A four star visitor attraction and registered Charity, Delgatie Castle is open to the public all year round.