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Brodick Hall has been adopted as another regular venue for hosting crafters and a monthly craft fair starting with their inaugural fair last Saturday which was bolstered by more than 25 exhibitors displaying their talents and wares.
The Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST) officially opened their doors at the Octopus Centre last Saturday with an opening ceremony that coincided with the 10 year anniversary of establishing the Lamlash Bay No Take Zone.
A spokesperson for the festival said: ‘This festival was among the best we have had and, as always thanks are due to the many who contributed to its success.’
An educational and fun day with a Harry Potter theme has worked its magic on young children who enjoyed a host of related games and activities at the Brodick Hall earlier this week.
The Arran Horticultural Society hosts two shows every year, the summer show at the Community Theatre in Lamlash and the spring show in Brodick Hall, both highly anticipated and firm fixtures in the diaries of gardeners, bakers and children looking to boost their finances.
Curious onlookers packed the Lamlash Pier and lifeboat station at last Saturday’s open day to witness a demonstration of the capabilities and rescue work of the Arran RNLI.
It was not only those that work with wood but also those that appreciate art, sculpture, and boating that flocked to the island’s annual celebration of all thing wood during the two day festival.
Vikings, visitors and villagers added an Up Helly Aa festival atmosphere to the Lochranza gala weekend when on Saturday the Castle Spit and Village Hall were packed with people enjoying the Viking themed fun day.
