Join us for a FREE fun-filled family day for the launch of this year's CBA Festival of Archaeology at the amazing and newly re-opened Scottish Crannog Centre! Discover the skills and crafts used by the Iron Age community who originally settled on the shores of Loch Tay over 2,000 years ago through hands-on and creative activities for all ages.
At this year's amazing launch you'll get to listen to storytellers, try traditional foods, wood-turning, black-smithing, woven hurdle making, traditional textile crafts and even join in a ceilidh! Full Programme coming soon.
Event Schedule
10:00am - Open to Public!
10:30am - Welcome Talk and Awards Launch
12:00 - 2:00pm - Ceilidh
6:00pm - Close
Activities!
- Tours
- Heritage Stalls
- Blacksmiths
- Wire Jewlery Making
- Traditional Dyes
- Drop-Spinning
- Pottery/ clay people
- Wood Turning/Lathe
- Dry-stone Walling
- Hurdle Making
- Flat-bread Baking
- Cheese/Butter making
- Celtic face-painting
- Storytelling
- Puppetry
This event is delivered by the Council for British Archaeology, who coordinate the Festival of Archaeology, in partnership with the Scottish Crannog Centre.
Booking required. NB: Ticket selection page shows standard prices but once date is selected on next page the ticket fees are removed and it is FREE to attend.
