what’s on Oban, Mull and Lorn

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7th - 9th June 2013, Argyll:

Three-day introductory workshop on design, warping, loom-set-up and weaving on a 4 shaft table loom to weave your own tweed inspired by the landscape.

18th July 2013, Isle of Mull:

Traditional highland games with piping, dancing, heavy and light events - set against a picture-postcard backdrop.

20th July 2013, Argyll:

Piping, highland dancing, heavy and track and field events - in a beautiful rural setting.

1st August 2013, Isle of Coll: 

With prizes for horticulture, flowers, handicrafts, home produce and children’s classes - there’s a lot at stake! Then there’s road racing, tug of war, kids’ sports and other games - all topped off with a fireworks display over the bay.

27th July - 2nd August, 2013, Argyll:

This historic and unique sailing regatta has evolved into the West Coast’s second biggest sailing event taking in three venues - Craobh, Oban and Tobermory.

17th August 2013, Isle of Coll:

Medals T-shirts and goodie bag for all finishers.

22nd August 2013, Argyll:

Argyll is a large county, with its people spread over long distances from each other.

April - October, Mull

Perched on top of a rocky outcrop at the end of a peninsula near the easternmost corner of Mull, and dating back to the 13th century, Duart Castle is the ancestral home of the Clan Maclean.

March - November 2013, Argyll:

Oban’s War & Peace Museum contains a fascinating collection of artefacts and photographs depicting the rich cultural history of the busy port town and its people.

Year-round, Argyll:

Situated on the shore of Loch Creran, the Centre houses a diverse aquarium and a refuge and rehabilitation facility for both common and grey seal pups.