Why not start your weekend with a relaxing sundowner and sharing platter with friends and family. The Rothesay Rooms will be open on Friday evenings until 8pm throughout August. Join […]
A small committee of dedicated volunteers hosts a wide variety of events and activities for the entire family in the pretty Royal Deeside village of Ballater! Highlights have included Scarecrow […]
FREE Pop-up Soft Play at the Church Green from 10am onwards. A Safe environment, with lots of varied toys and lots of fun to be had by all. Ages 0-7 […]
Film: Whisky Galore! MS Room, V&A Halls 7pm £7 Presented by the new Ballater Classic Film Club... A ship, having left Liverpool two days earlier, heading for Jamaica, Sinks in […]
Sunday Fayre is at the Church Green and Monaltrie Park, from 10am and it is FREE! A fantastic family day out which, alongside the parade, showcases a lot of what […]
BVW Vehicle Parade from 1pm-FREE The vehicle parade will have an eclectic range of transport on display in Monaltrie Park and following the pipe band round the village square at […]
Messy Play Victoria Hall, 10am, £5 First Child, £3 Additional Siblings (2 Maximum) It’s time to get messy – with a range of hands-on activities involving paint, foam and sand, […]
River Dipping on the Dee for 5-10 Year Olds Monday 5th August 10:30am – 12noon https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/aquatic-detectives-river-dipping-on-the-dee-for-5-to-10-year-olds-tickets-969028489297
River Dipping on the Dee for 8-12 Year Olds Monday 5th August 1pm – 2:30pm https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/aquatic-detectives-river-dipping-on-the-dee-for-8-to-12-year-olds-tickets-969001167577
RUFTS DOG SHOW- Church Green 2pm FREE! An hour of doggie fun and madness and laughter, not to be missed. Registration for all classes takes place on the Green from […]
The Bonnie BVW Baby Fancy Dress Comp on the Church Green at 1pm & it's FREE! Bonnie Baby tradition gets a BVW makeover in this event for the under-3s. Dress […]
History@the Halls- JOHN BROWN - 1826-1883 Queen Victoria's Highland Servant. Hired originally employed by Prince Albert, upon whose death in 1861 became Victoria's main servant, taking care of his mistress […]
