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Join us for a cocktail making class with some spectacular whiskies and gins from around Scotland.
What is Postmodern Architecture and why do people love it? Diane Watters uncovers some of Scotland’s most innovative designs.
For National Gardening Week, go behind-the-scenes with Head Gardener Kenny Steven to discover the work that goes into keeping the gardens of Holyrood Palace so special.
If you’ve ever visited Smailholm Tower, it’s likely that you encountered these little dolls, depicting scenes from Sir Walter Scott’s works. Uncover the artist behind of one of our more unusual collections.
Proudly docked in Dundee, HMS Unicorn is one of the oldest ships in the world. On National Unicorn Day, jump aboard this unique survivor from the golden age of sail.
Tartan Day, Pageants, lunches and ceilidhs! Laura Harrison from our Cultural Resources Team takes a look at how the world has commemorated the Declaration of Arbroath.
Dr Matthew Hammond of King’s College London explores the network of nobles who, 700 years ago, added their names to the Declaration of Arbroath, calling for Scotland to be recognised as an independent nation.
Step inside the incredible interior of The Steading, the remarkable home and workshop of artist Tim Stead, recently listed at Category A
Some 370 years ago, Dirleton Castle became a prison for women accused of the crime of witchcraft. Morvern French explores the fate of the Dirleton witches.
Dympna McKenna, Sales & Marketing Manager at Carlowrie Castle recounts the story of Isobel Wylie Hutchison, the ‘quiet explorer’ recently honoured in our Commemorative Plaque Scheme.