Download Calendar The Scottish countryside follows its own rhythm – shaped by the seasons, the land and the sporting year. From crisp winter mornings on the hill to long summer evenings beside lochs and rivers, each month brings its own character, challenges and rewards. Our Countryside Calendar 2026 has been created to celebrate exactly that: a full year of Scottish fieldsports, wildlife, dogs and seasonal countryside life, brought together in one beautifully designed digital calendar. Available to download for free, it’s the perfect companion for anyone passionate about shooting, fishing, conservation and Scotland’s rich countryside traditions. Download Calendar ...

ENTER THE BURNS NIGHT GIVEAWAY Every year on 25th January, Scotland comes alive with the sound of poetry, piping, and celebration as we mark Burns Night, a tribute to the life and legacy of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns. From formal suppers in grand halls to relaxed gatherings around the kitchen table, Burns Night is one of the most cherished dates in the Scottish cultural calendar.  Who Was Robert Burns?  Robert Burns, born in 1759 in Alloway, Ayrshire, is widely regarded as Scotland’s greatest poet. His work captured the voice of ordinary people, celebrating love, nature, politics, humour, and social justice often written ...

Register Your Band Compete for a £1000 cash prize! Scotland’s traditional music scene is rich, vibrant, and full of stories. One of the most exciting and community-driven traditions is the bothy band, a gathering of musicians with roots in folk culture that continues to inspire performers and audiences alike. In this blog, we explore what bothy bands are, why they’re so beloved in Scotland, and how they sparked the creation of our very own competition: Battle of the Bothy Bands. What Are Bothy Bands? A Musical Tradition Born in Community At its heart, a bothy band is a group of musicians often friends or neighbours who come together ...