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25 March 2023
Starts: 10:00
Ends: 12:30
Last Saturday of the month 10.00 - 12.30 North Kessock Hall
All Black Isle 2023 market dates (PDF)
Come to your local market for fresh local food products such as fish, meat, cheese, cakes, breads, chocolates, jam, chutneys, pastries and more, and lots of nice local craft items such as pottery, cards, knitting, household goods and much more.
To book a stall or for information about the market email Sylvie Main at kessockmarket@transitionblackisle.org
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25 March 2023
Starts: 13:00
Ends: 16:00
Saturday 25 March 1.00 - 4.00 Victoria Hall Cromarty
Download the poster as a PDF file
Volunteers are invited for any of the following activities
- Baking for the cafe
- Running the cafe on the day
- Welcoming people
- Recording the repairs as they come in and go out
- Sewing/textile/leather repairs
- Garden tool sharpening and repairs
- Electrical repairs
- Bike repairs
- Computer clinic (help with software or with hardware issues)
- General repairs
- Running children’s activities on an environmental theme
- If you are able to volunteer for this or any of the other dates, or for more information, please contact blackislerepaircafe@gmail.com
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25 March 2023
Starts: 12:00
Ends: 18:00
Saturday 25 March 12.00 - 6.00
Celebrating the Carbon Neutral Islands Project, Environment & Community
There will be a range of guest speakers and workshops, a clothes swap, games and prize giveaways. Lunch will be provided and local food will be available in the evening.
The main themes include practical sustainability, reuse and recycling, home efficiency, biodiversity, active transport and climate activism. There will also be information on the Carbon Neutral Islands (CNI) Project.
The festival is hosted by the CNI Raasay project. Contact Tom for more information.
The Carbon Neutral islands project is a Scottish Government programme supporting six islands to become carbon neutral by 2040. Raasay, together with Barra, Great Cumbrae, Hoy, Islay and Yell, has been carrying out carbon audits and developing community climate change action plans. Some of this work has involved looking at housing quality and fuel poverty in great detail. This work complements our broader Healthy Homes survey across Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh.
