Arran Coaches
Experience Arran at your leisure in our 16 seat minibus, visit places of interest, listen to interesting facts and history surrounding this unique, beautiful island in a relaxed, fun tour.
1 Montrose Terrace, Whiting Bay To advertise here please email
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T: 01770 700333 M: 07979 406672
E:
david@arrancoaches.co.uk www.arrancoaches.co.uk
17– 28 February:
Glasgow Film Festival: A showcase of over one hundred films, with previews, premieres and guest appearances. You can see some of the best works from some of the world’s greatest filmmakers.
19 February:
Rebels And Redcoats Last chance to learn what role Edinburgh castle played in the Jacobite war of 1745, one of the most turbulent in Scotish history. Edinburgh Castle, Castlehill, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH1 2NG
20 February:
Glasgow Indoor Grand Prix The first major athletics event of an action packed 2016 season at the Emirates Arena aſter a number of years in Birmingham. Widely regarded as the world’s best indoor grand prix athletics meeting, a cast of world class international stars can be expected to compete in the Scotish city.
25-27 February:
Frightfest The UK’s favourite horror fantasy event returns to Glasgow Film Festival with another stellar line-up to shock, chill and thrill at Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose Street,
Glasgow, Lanarkshire, G3 6RB htp://
www.glasgowfilm.org/festival/gff_ information/frightfest
25 February - 12 March:
Exhibition: The World Is My Country A celebration, in stories and pictures, of the people and movements that opposed the First World War. Featuring disobedient soldiers, feminist peace initiatives, a Maori princess, a famous Cambridge philosopher, and the striking graphic art of Emily Johns at Scotish Storytelling Centre, 43-45, The Netherbow High Street, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH1 1SR
27 February – 9 March:
Inverness Music Festival More than 1000 entrants take part in the Inverness Music Festival hoping to win awards in instrumental, speech and vocal in Gaelic disciplines.
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A family run hotel set in 7 acres of woodland. The Ormidale is 5 minutes from the centre of Brodick, serving home cooked bar meals.
Beer Garden with Childrens Play Area Regular Quiz Nights, Live Music and Discos
CAMRA recommended Deliveries island wide.
Harbour View, Blackwaterfoot, Isle of Arran, KA27 8EZ T: 01770 860354
E:
dawn@thearranbutcher.com www.thearranbutcher.com
Telephone 01770 302293
www.ormidale-hotel.co.uk
28 February:
The Coolest Walk on Earth Join an expert geologist and a Ranger on a guided walk to discover how the landscape of Holyrood Park has been shaped and sculpted by ice through the ages. Explore areas of Holyrood Park, 1 Queen’s Drive, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH8 8HG to learn how to identify
distinctive land features leſt by glaciers. htp://
www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/events
A family run hotel set in 7 acres of woodland. The Ormidale is 5 minutes from the centre of Brodick, serving home cooked bar meals.
CAMRA recommended
Beer Garden with Childrens Play Area Regular Quiz Nights, Live Music and Discos
Telephone 01770 302293
www.ormidale-hotel.co.uk
Arran Coaches
Experience Arran at your leisure in our 16 seat minibus, visit places of interest, listen to interesting facts and history surrounding this unique, beautiful island in a relaxed, fun tour.
Friendly, family run butcher, serving the people of Arran since 1964.
Quality locally sourced produce & homemade products, including our own exclusive Black Pudding & traditional Haggis.
1 Montrose Terrace, Whiting Bay
T: 01770 700333 M: 07979 406672
E:
david@arrancoaches.co.uk www.arrancoaches.co.uk
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