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The pandemic has changed the way we travel abroad. The Government has put in place a traffic light system – green, amber, red – designed to tell you the actions that need to be taken on return from overseas travel. Other changes have been made because the UK has left the EU.
The AVA exhibition will continue until the end of the month and the artworks on display are available for purchase.
Shiskine Primary School pulled out all the stops to produce a fantastic performance of their Christmas show Lights, Camel, Action.
The two day festival, now in its fourth year, is a testament to the many functional and decorative uses of wood which was demonstrated with a number of exhibitions, demonstrations and the opportunity for visitors to try their hand at the craft.
The show which took place at the Arran High School theatre and dining hall covered a vast array of disciplines including ten sections covering cut flowers, pot plants, decorative arrangements, fruit, vegetables, baking, produce, handcrafts, photographic and a children’s category.
The annual tractor show was a fitting finale to a long list of special events hosted over the summer by the Arran Heritage Museum who, this year, celebrated their 40th anniversary.
Taking the bulk of the trophies was the largest institute, Shiskine, who secured 14 of the 23 trophies in the various categories.
