With thanks to funding from SeachdainNaGàidhlig, the West Highland Museum & Bun-sgoil Ghàidhlig Loch Abar will spend an afternoon entertaining residents at a local care home. Both Moss Park and Invernevis House residents will take part in the event and enjoy music, song & stories from a class of pupils, as well a number of […]
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The day the Rural Education Centre in Torlundy set up a pop up Crofting table in the Commando Room and hosted a butter churning demonstration for our visitors.
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The West Highland Museum team are embarking on a very exciting project with an aim to redevelop the museum into a larger, more accessible, community, as well as a tourist, attraction in Fort William. To do this we need help from our local community to guide us in what, and how, you would like the
Friday evening saw the museum buzzing with guests for our ‘Jacobite evening at the museum’. It was the first event of this year’s Jacobite Festival and a wonderful evening of history, food and chat. A big thanks to Drambuie for their interesting talk on their family history, as well as tasters of cocktails expertly created
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