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September 2010 'What's On' in Highland Perthshire

Pitlochry Festival Theatre see website for details. www.PitlochryFestivalTheatre.com  
A selection of 6 plays including;
Kiss Me Kate - Romantic, touching and hilariously funny, with a classic Cole Porter score,
2nd/4th/9th/11th/17th/23rd/28th/29th.   
Noises Off -
a hilarious classic comedy! 
1st/8th/13th/18th/23rd/25th.
Rough Crossing -
A wickedly funny nautical comedy!
4th/10th/16th/21st/22nd/29th.

Bus Stop - A bittersweet American Romance.  
2nd/7th/8th/15th/20th/25th/30th.

An Ideal Husband - Wilde’s sharp, elegant, stylish comedy-drama explores the dangers inherent in a life lived in the public spotlight is not to be missed! 3rd/9th/14th/15th/22nd/29th
Nana by Olwen Wymark -
a scandalous tale of lust and corruption. 1st/6th/11th/18th/24th/30th/
Tel:Box Office: 01796 484 626 www.PitlochryFestivalTheatre.com

April to end of September 2.00 – 4.00 commencing .
“Handbell Harmony” in Dunkeld Cathedral
Performances in Dunkeld Cathedral on most Wednesdays throughout the summer,
Heather and her fellow soloist Margaret Davidson perform as the duo “Handbell Harmony” in Dunkeld Cathedral on Wednesday afternoons throughout the summer.
Solo ringing throughout the summer by Heather I. McLean, one of the country's few accomplished handbell soloists. Solo ringing is most unusual. It is fascinating to watch and lovely to hear. (Small Ensemble Ringing occasionally.)  Come and listen for a while. No charge – freewill donation.  Contact Tourist Information Office, Tel: 01350 727688 www.dunkeld-handbells.co.uk

Sundays & Wednesdays in September 11:30am
Garden Tours 
Explorers Garden, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Led by experienced guides who bring Explorers to life.  £4 includes garden entry.  Tel 01796 484626 www.exploretsgarden.com 

Sundays September 11.00 - 12.00
Attics Tour
Blair Castle, Blair Atholl
Discover the secrets of Blair Castle’s attics. Hidden from view in the maze of attic rooms and corridors are many strange, wonderful and interesting artefacts. Uncover the strange and fascinating collection of objects in Baron Maule’s room, look through some of our historic estate records and marvel at the eclectic collections of family paintings, walking sticks, weaponry and period costume. The tour culminates in a climb to the castle rooftops for breathtaking panoramic views of the castle grounds.  Please note: This tour involves several flights of spiral stairs, the occasional tight space and heights and is only suitable for the fully able.  Prices: £11 Booking: In advance on 01796 481207 or in person on the day (subject to availability). Numbers limited to 10 people per tour. Tel - 01796 481207 Email:rebeccam@atholl-estates.co.uk Web www.atholl-estates.co.uk

September 2010
BLAIR ATHOLL GOLF CHALLENGE
The Blair Atholl Golf Challenge for the Atholl Quaich is due to take place during, September 2010. The event which is open to teams of four male and female golfers will tee off with a shotgun start at 9.30am. Scoring will be based on the best two net stableford scores recorded by each team over 18 holes.
The Blair Atholl golf course is a classic James Braid design. It is generally easy-walking parkland with short climbs to and from a plateau, with elevated tee and green positions for several of the holes. The par 3's range from a wedge shot between towering Scots pines onto a tightly guarded green in the valley below, to a full drive along the edge of the River Garry, undoubtedly one of Scotland’s most challenging holes from the back tee.
There is a good mix of open driving holes and shorter par 4s, over which accuracy is at a premium. The final par 5 winds up to the clubhouse with an approach played between sentinel pines to the home green. The Blair Atholl course presents a beautifully balanced challenge, allowing good scoring for the patient, precise player.
The Golf Challenge is sponsored by the Blair Atholl Golf Club in conjunction with the Blair Atholl Area Tourism Association. The £50 entry fee per team includes tea/coffee and bacon rolls on arrival. In addition to the main prize in the form of the Atholl Quaich, a number of additional prizes will be on offer. Catering will be available during the post match celebrations. The field is limited to twelve teams so early registration is recommended!
To obtain an entry form or to find out more about the arrangements for the event, contact Peter Barr on barr17@btinternet.com or phone/text 07969 155 005.

Wednesday 1st September  7.45pm
Scottish Night Out
Town Hall Pitlochry
This Years Scottish Night Out will run for 6weeks every Wednesday featuring Eddie Sandy Lindsay Champion Buttonkey Accordionist, Pipe Major Sharon Kelly And her daughter Roisen Highland Dancer, There will be a Raffle with all proceeds to Help The Heroes, More Information at a later date. Contact 01796472600 www.eddierose.co.uk

Thursdays starts 7pm
Och Aye McKay every Thursday
Mckays Bar & Reataurant, Atholl Road Pitlochry
 
- a great mix of Scottish entertainment. Drew Scott entertains while Lisa & Fiona on fiddle and accordion will teach you to Ceilidh dance! Hopefully one of tthe local pipe band will pop in too. A great night for all and it’s free entry. Test your knowledge with the famous Och Aye McKay Quiz and take home a fantastic (remember you’re in Scotland) prize!! Join in from anytime between 7pm & 10pm for some Scottish fun. Tel: 01796473888 . Email: info@mckayshotel.co.uk www.mckayshotel.co.uk

Friday 3rd September 8pm - 11pm
Whistleblowers
McKays Music Bar, Atholl Rd. Pitlochry

Tel: 01796473888 . Email: info@mckayshotel.co.uk www.mckayshotel.co.uk

Saturday 4th September 2.00 - 3.30pm 2010
FABULOUS FUNGI
Atholl Estates Ranger Service, Blair Atholl
Fungi for beginners.  Meet at Glen Tilt Car Park, by Blair Atholl  Cost: £2  Telephone 01796 481355 pf@atholl-estates.co.uk  www.athollestatesrangerservice.co.uk

Saturday 4th September 7.30pm
Scottish Country Dancing
Pitlochry Town Hall.
Visitors welcome to join us on the dance floor or come along to watch.  Dancers £6.50 Spectators £2.00 Tel 01796 473488

Saturday 4th September 8 - 11pm
Andrew Gordon
McKays Music Bar, Atholl Rd. Pitlochry

Andrew has been singing solos since 1999. Since then Andrew has played in The US, Canada, Germany and The Netherlands and also all over Scotland. A firm favourite in McKays. Check out andrewgordon.co.uk Tel: 01796473888 . Email: info@mckayshotel.co.uk www.mckayshotel.co.uk

Sunday 5th Sept 11am-4pm. 2010
Be a Celt for a Day:

The Scottish Crannog Centre, Kenmore, Loch Tay
Iron Age Costume, Cooking & Crafts Dress in costume, cook like a Celt, and take home crafts that you make. Booking advised.  Normal entry + £4   Tel. 01887 830583 www.crannog.co.uk

Sunday 5th September 8pm
Scottish Philharmonic Orchestra
Pitlochry Festival Theatre
A rare (and unique!) opportunity to join twenty four members of the SPO for two wonderful productions, starring Dave Anderson and Danielle Stewart. Box Office Telephone - 01796 484626 Email: boxoffice@pitlochry.org.uk Web www.PitlochryFestivalTheatre.com 

Country Sports Experiences, DunkeldMonday 6th September 1pm - 4pm 
Country Sports Experience
Dunkeld Park Activities Hilton Dunkeld House, Dunkeld & BASC Scottish Centre in Trochry
Unique half-day taster sessions for anyone interested in trying deer stalking or shooting.  Learn from experts in a safe and friendly environment.  Gain an appreciation of Scotland’s country sports and enjoy professional practical instruction for rifle and shotgun (no live targets are used) Advance booking essential.  £50 per person for each `Experience` `The Stalking Experience ` T: 01350 723 226   BASC Scottish Centre in Trochry.  `The Shooting Experience` T: 01350 728 370   Dunkeld Park Activites, Dunkeld
www.countrysportscotland.com  Funded by the European Regional Development Fund.

Monday 6th September
Robert Wiseman Dairies Vale of Atholl Pipe Band
Highland Night
Recreation Ground, Pitlochry (Town Hall, wet weather venue)
An evening of traditional Scottish entertainment with the Vale of Atholl Junior Pipe Band, highland and Scottish country dancing displays, songs and accordion music. Watch the spectacle from your car (parking free) or sit on the terraced banking. Admission: Adults £5, children £1.  Gates open 7pm, Starts 7.45pm, finishes approx. 9.15pm www.highlandnight.co.uk

Wednesday 8th September 7 – 9pm, Second Wednesday of every month
A new storytelling group for Highland Perthshire,
Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry (behind the Royal Bank of Scotland)
Join us and share a story, a song or just come and listen to the spinning of some fine yarns!  All welcome, no experience necessary  For more information contact: Claire Hewitt – 01887 820339 Lindsey Gibb – 01350 727087 or find us on Facebook search for The Silver Branch

Wednesday 8th September  7.45pm
Scottish Night Out
Town Hall Pitlochry
This Years Scottish Night Out will run for 6weeks every Wednesday featuring Eddie Sandy Lindsay Champion Buttonkey Accordionist, Pipe Major Sharon Kelly And her daughter Roisen Highland Dancer, There will be a Raffle with all proceeds to Help The Heroes, More Information at a later date. Contact 01796472600 www.eddierose.co.uk

Thursday, 9th September, 2010. The doors open at 9.30 am and close at 4.30pm.BBC Antiques Roadshow Coming
Blair Castle Blair Atholl
Blair Castle is delighted to announce BBC ONE's ever popular Sunday evening programme ANTIQUES ROADSHOW will be filming for its 33rd series at Blair Castle, on  Entry is free.
Series Editor Simon Shaw says: "The team are all looking forward to visiting such a splendid venue as Blair Castle. It's always exciting to see what will come to light on the day. We regularly see between 1500 and 2000 visitors on the day. Despite the high turnout everyone will get to see an expert."
Some of Britain's leading antiques and fine arts specialists will be on hand to offer free advice and valuations to visitors, who are invited to raid their attics and bring along their family heirlooms, household treasures and car boot bargains for inspection by the experts.
People with large pieces of furniture or other big items can send details and photographs of their objects to: ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, BBC, Whiteladies Road, Bristol BS8 2LR or e-mail them to: antiques.roadshow@bbc.co.uk. It may be possible to arrange to look at the item in advance and organise transportation to the venue.  www.blair-castle.co.uk .

Thursdays starts 7pm
Och Aye McKay every Thursday
Mckays Bar & Reataurant, Atholl Road Pitlochry
 
- a great mix of Scottish entertainment. Drew Scott entertains while Lisa & Fiona on fiddle and accordion will teach you to Ceilidh dance! Hopefully one of tthe local pipe band will pop in too. A great night for all and it’s free entry. Test your knowledge with the famous Och Aye McKay Quiz and take home a fantastic (remember you’re in Scotland) prize!! Join in from anytime between 7pm & 10pm for some Scottish fun. Tel: 01796473888 . Email: info@mckayshotel.co.uk www.mckayshotel.co.uk

Friday 10th September 7.30pm
A Scottish Evening
British Legion Dunkeld
A Scottish Evening with eddie Rose www.eddierose.co.uk

Friday 10th September 8-11pm
Bowfain
Mckays Bar & Reataurant, Atholl Road Pitlochry
Tel: 01796473888 . Email: info@mckayshotel.co.uk www.mckayshotel.co.uk 

Saturday 11th September Gold/Silver start 7am; Bronze 10am
The Artemis Highland 100 Challenge
Loch Tay Kenmore
The Artemis Highland 100 Cycle challenge is back on Saturday 11 September 2010! The route which takes you through the Scottish Highlands, steeped in history, will allow you to take in some of Scotland’s most breathtaking scenery. We have a challenge for all abilities with a gold (132.5km), silver (83km) and bronze (64km) route. All routes start out from Kenmore and head north towards Schiehallion Munro, one of the best known landmarks and view points in the central highlands. The route splits at Keltneyburn where Bronze follows Glen Lyon west round Loch Lyon and down Glen Lochay to the finish; Gold and Silver continue north to Kinloch Rannoch where Silver cuts west to Carie and Gold circles Loch Rannoch before rejoining Silver at Carie. The route then heads south, off-road through Rannoch Forest to Innerwick, turning west into the heart of Glen Lyon. Silver switch south to Glen Lochay while Gold circumnavigate the remote and spectacular Loch Lyon before rejoining Silver at Glen Lochay and onto the finish at Killin. The Artemis Highland 100 has been designed for the entire family to take part. For those with young children, they will be able to join you for the last 10km or 2km leg to the finish. Challengers will be rewarded at the finish with a sumptuous feast, a well earned massage, refreshments and entertainment. This year two worthy causes will benefit from your efforts! The Artemis Charitable Foundation will distribute the funds you raise to both CHAS and Cancer Research UK. For a great family day out, don’t delay, visit our website today and take up the challenge!  Admission - Registration fee for each participant is £100 Contact - Kindrochit House Telephone - 01567 820409 Email: sarah@wildfoxevents.com  Web www.artemishighland100.com

Saturday 11th September 10.30am - 5.15pm
Pitlochry Highland Games
Recreation Park, Pitlochry
Confined events 11am - 12noon approx. Open events after the Confined
With Highland Dancing, Solo Piping, Heavy events, British Tug o' War Championship, Cycling, Running including the Scottish 1500m Championship, and Jumping. Featuring the Massed Pipe Band Finale.   Adults £6.00. Children: £1.00 ( to be confirmed)
Website: www.pitlochryhighlandgames.co.uk   Contact name: John Robertson (competitors); June Templeman (General information) Telephone: 01796 482376 (competitors) or 01796 473488 (General information) e-mail: jrlogierait@btinternet.com  or secretary@pitlochryhighlandgames.co.uk

Saturday 11th - 19th September 10am-5pm
Perthshire Open Studios
Various Venues across Perthshire
 
A wide variety of 82 solo-artists, groups and galleries, spread across Perth and Kinross County at 78 venues, invite visitors into their studios and workshops for an Open Studios event. Now in its third year, Perthshire Open Studios offers the visitor not only the opportunity to see and talk with artists and makers in their own environment but also the chance to experience a diverse range of art and craft from the contemporary to the avant-garde. From paints, to ceramics, metal, glass, wood and much more; there’s surely to be something of interest for everyone.
Admission - Free  Perthshire Open Studios Email: info@perthshireopenstudios.com  Web
www.perthshireopenstudios.com 

Saturday 11th September 8pm - 11pm
MacPolvo
McKays Bar & Restaurant, Atholl Rd Pitlochry

Normally going out as a duo MacPolvo have delighted audiences from Skye to Salamanca with their reportoire of traditional song from Scotland, with Irish songs and even the odd English number thrown into the mix. Check out www.macpolvo.com   Tel: 01796473888 . Email: info@mckayshotel.co.uk www.mckayshotel.co.uk 

Sunday 12th Sept 11am-4pm.
World of Wood:

The Scottish Crannog Centre, Kenmore, Loch Tay
Touch, Turn & Burn Demonstrations and crafts featuring willow-weaving, woodturning, & experimental charcoal and birch tar production. Normal entry + £4 Tel. 01887 830583 www.crannog.co.uk

Sunday 12th September 8pm
Pasadena Roof Orchestra
Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Hugely popular all over the world, this feel-good swing band are back for another evening of top class entertainment. Box Office Telephone - 01796 484626 Email: boxoffice@pitlochry.org.uk Web www.PitlochryFestivalTheatre.com 

Country Sports Experiences, DunkeldMonday 13th September 1pm - 4pm 
Country Sports Experience
Dunkeld Park Activities Hilton Dunkeld House, Dunkeld & BASC Scottish Centre in Trochry
Unique half-day taster sessions for anyone interested in trying deer stalking or shooting.  Learn from experts in a safe and friendly environment.  Gain an appreciation of Scotland’s country sports and enjoy professional practical instruction for rifle and shotgun (no live targets are used) Advance booking essential.  £50 per person for each `Experience` `The Stalking Experience ` T: 01350 723 226   BASC Scottish Centre in Trochry.  `The Shooting Experience` T: 01350 728 370   Dunkeld Park Activites, Dunkeld
www.countrysportscotland.com  Funded by the European Regional Development Fund.

Wednesday 15th September 7.30pm
Concert: Through the Wood, Laddie
Dunkeld Cathedral
Mozart, McGibbon, Mackenzie, Munro and more!One of a series of on-going concerts by this superb Edinburgh duo and an opportunity to hear some well known classical pieces alongside some rare, recently re-discovered & re-kindled Scottish gems from the misty realms of time - the music of three, almost forgotten, Edinburgh composers of genius!  Guest appearance by Pete Clark tickets from the Birnam Institute 01350 727674  www.birnamarts.com  guildalastair@googlemail.com  www.throughthewoodladdie.blogspot.com

Wednesday 15th September  7.45pm
Scottish Night Out
Town Hall Pitlochry
This Years Scottish Night Out will run for 6weeks every Wednesday featuring Eddie Sandy Lindsay Champion Buttonkey Accordionist, Pipe Major Sharon Kelly And her daughter Roisen Highland Dancer, There will be a Raffle with all proceeds to Help The Heroes, More Information at a later date. Contact 01796472600 www.eddierose.co.uk

Thursdays starts 7pm
Och Aye McKay every Thursday
Mckays Bar & Reataurant, Atholl Road Pitlochry
 
- a great mix of Scottish entertainment. Drew Scott entertains while Lisa & Fiona on fiddle and accordion will teach you to Ceilidh dance! Hopefully one of tthe local pipe band will pop in too. A great night for all and it’s free entry. Test your knowledge with the famous Och Aye McKay Quiz and take home a fantastic (remember you’re in Scotland) prize!! Join in from anytime between 7pm & 10pm for some Scottish fun. Tel: 01796473888 . Email: info@mckayshotel.co.uk www.mckayshotel.co.uk

Saturday 18th September 10am to 1pm
Logierait Country Market
Mill of Logierait, by Ballinluig off A9 towards Aberfeldy.
The layout of the stalls, car parking and toilet facilities is being improved, and the new Farm/Railway shed will provide a covered area with tables and chairs with teas and coffees available.  Markets held the third Saturday of the Month.  With local produce, crafts, food etc. contact Peter or Fiona on 01796 482222 or email highlandlightrailway@btconnect.com

Sat 18th September 2.00 - 3.30pm
FABULOUS FUNGI
Atholl Estates Ranger Service, Blair Atholl
Fungi for beginners.  Meet at Logierait Woods Car Park, 1/2 mile up Dunfallandy road from Logierait.  Cost: £2 Telephone 01796 481355 pf@atholl-estates.co.uk  www.athollestatesrangerservice.co.uk


Saturday 18th
Storyteller Jess Smith at
Pitlochry & Moulin Heritage Centre, Moulin Kirk.

Saturday 18th September 7.30pm
Scottish Country Dancing
Pitlochry Town Hall.
Visitors welcome to join us on the dance floor or come along to watch.  Dancers £6.50 Spectators £2.00 Tel 01796 473488
 

Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th September
Official Etape Caledonia Training Rides
Skinny Tyres - start Escape Route Pitlochry
Advanced - Maximum distance 100mls and will include one or more major climbs.  Aimed at riders who would complete the Etape 3 and a half to 4 hours.  £49 per day   pre book online at www.SkinnyTyres.com 

Sunday 19th September 8:00pm
Evening Of Gilbert & Sullivan With John Scrimger and Guests
Pitlochry Festival Theatre
£20.00 Join John Scrimger and his guests, including Donald Maxwell, James Nicol and the John Scrimger Chorale, to enjoy G&S favourites from The Mikado, H.M.S. Pinafore, The Pirates of Penzance and many more. Box Office Telephone - 01796 484626 Email: boxoffice@pitlochry.org.uk Web www.PitlochryFestivalTheatre.com  

Country Sports Experiences, DunkeldMonday 20th September 1pm - 4pm 
Country Sports Experience
Dunkeld Park Activities Hilton Dunkeld House, Dunkeld & BASC Scottish Centre in Trochry
Unique half-day taster sessions for anyone interested in trying deer stalking or shooting.  Learn from experts in a safe and friendly environment.  Gain an appreciation of Scotland’s country sports and enjoy professional practical instruction for rifle and shotgun (no live targets are used) Advance booking essential.  £50 per person for each `Experience` `The Stalking Experience ` T: 01350 723 226   BASC Scottish Centre in Trochry.  `The Shooting Experience` T: 01350 728 370   Dunkeld Park Activites, Dunkeld
www.countrysportscotland.com  Funded by the European Regional Development Fund.

Wednesday 22nd September  7.45pm
Scottish Night Out
Town Hall Pitlochry
This Years Scottish Night Out will run for 6weeks every Wednesday featuring Eddie Sandy Lindsay Champion Buttonkey Accordionist, Pipe Major Sharon Kelly And her daughter Roisen Highland Dancer, There will be a Raffle with all proceeds to Help The Heroes, More Information at a later date. Contact 01796472600 www.eddierose.co.uk

Saturday 25th September 2010 8.30am
Colin McRae Forest Stages Rally
Venue Perthshire forests

Coltness Car Club's own Colin McRae Forest Stages Rally, a counter in the Hankook Scottish Rally Championship, returns to Perth for the ninth year. The event is Round 8 - the final round - in the Championship. Whilst details are still being confirmed, the Rally route will consist of 4 stages of between 45 and 55 miles and retain central servicing in Aberfeldy. This means that competitors again have a chance of tackling some of British rallying's most famous forests, stages such as Craigvinean, Funab, Errochty and Drummond Hill. 
Contact details Gavin Murray Coltness Car Club e info@mcraestages.co.uk


Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th September
Re  Premier Races (Slalom Races)
Grandtully
The Double premier race has been rescheduled for the weekend of September 25/26th to run alongside the Scottish Champs  For further info - contact Christine Baillie Tel 01224 741401, email: ken_chris@bailliekc.fsnet.co.uk

Saturday 25th - Sunday 26th September 2010
Perth 800 - Doors Open Days in Perth & Kinross
Approximately 50 buildings Perthshire

Doors Open Days is Scotland’s largest free annual architectural event. Doors Open Day in Perth and Kinross is a unique chance to enjoy a rich variety of architecture and heritage. Make up your own itinerary of visits, with music and exhibitions, guided tours and walks adding to the wide range of buildings open. This year’s programme has taken the Perth 800 celebrations as a key theme, with many buildings and events from within the city focussing on celebrating this important anniversary.
Admission - Free Contact - Sarah Winlow Telephone - 01738 477080
Email: SEWinlow@pkc.gov.uk   Web www.doorsopendays.org.uk  

Sunday 26th September 2 - 4.30pm
Fantastic Fungi – at Linn of Tummel
Meet: Garry Bridge Car Park
A beginner’s guide to the fascinating world of fungi found at the Linn of Tummel. Includes basic id and folklore.  Charge: Adults £3; Children £2 Tel: 0844 4932192 www.nts.org.uk

Sunday 26 September – 11.00am
Tastes and Shades of the Season with Christopher Trotter & Diane Fair Talk and Demonstration:
Pitlochry Festival Theatre Pitlochry

A fascinating double bill: top Scottish chef and author Christopher Trotter in the morning and an inspiring floral demonstration by Diane Fair in the afternoon.  Tickets: £17.50 - £23.50 Box Office 01796 484626 www.PitlochryFestivalTheatre.com

Country Sports Experiences, DunkeldMonday 30th September 1pm - 4pm 
Country Sports Experience
Dunkeld Park Activities Hilton Dunkeld House, Dunkeld & BASC Scottish Centre in Trochry
Unique half-day taster sessions for anyone interested in trying deer stalking or shooting.  Learn from experts in a safe and friendly environment.  Gain an appreciation of Scotland’s country sports and enjoy professional practical instruction for rifle and shotgun (no live targets are used) Advance booking essential.  £50 per person for each `Experience` `The Stalking Experience ` T: 01350 723 226   BASC Scottish Centre in Trochry.  `The Shooting Experience` T: 01350 728 370   Dunkeld Park Activites, Dunkeld
www.countrysportscotland.com  Funded by the European Regional Development Fund.



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