A huge thank you to Perth and Kinross heritage trust for their partial funding for our children's animated history trail project! We're looking forward to the project and hope to update you all soon.   Steven one of our former Kickstarters will be animating the...

Comedian and historian Daniel Downie, creator of the acclaimed ‘Mountebank Comedy Walk of Edinburgh’ and ‘Mountebank History of Scotland’ series brings his acclaimed show ‘Hour of Scotland’ to Dunkeld this summer. Hour of Scotland is a show about Scotland’s history,...

The Story of Dunkeld Cathedral with Music A narrated history of the Church enhanced by music from the Cathedral Choir, organist and other local musicians. Dunkeld emerged as a centre of Christianity during the 7th Century, when Columba came over from Iona, and much...

Join soprano Colleen Nicoll, tenor David Douglas and pianist Andrew Johnston for an evening of reimagined stories ‘under the branches’ of the Birnam Oak.  Tales of love, hate, life and death will be staged by the trio in this special show devised for the Chapter House...

Part of our LIVING HISTORY 2023 event. THE LOST WITCHES OF DUNKELD The witching hour is nigh .... Local storyteller, Lindsey Gibb, gives a vivid and fascinating account of the so called 'witches' of Dunkeld and the surrounding areas during the superstition-rife 17th...

Dunkeld's history comes to life at our "Annual Living History Event". An exhibition of Victorian Photography in the Community Archive - £3 Entry, kids free. STANLEY PARK—SAT 29TH & SUN 30TH JULY, 10am to 5pm    **** FREE **** Events throughout the day The Erskine...

Fabulous article by the Perthshire Advertiser on our Bridge Toll Riots story written by our new apprentice, Imogen. The full story, including 3D images, can be seen on our online exhibition - www.historicdunkeld.org.uk

Our GOFUNDME for our extension project is now live.  Please share and donate if you are able. This funding will enable us to proceed with the Planning Permission stage of our project. Thank you

Our extension plans for Public Consultation are now on display for comment. Birnam Arts has a display on their Gallery, with feedback forms available. The Community Archive also has a display at 12 The Cross, Dunkeld.