28 October 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. 

The TBI apple press will be at the market

If you want to make juice from your apples, please
- wash the apples beforehand and chop them into halves/quarters at home to speed the process (any dislolouring won't affect the taste of the juice)
- bring your own clean bottles (more than you think you'll need - usually more juice is produced than you expect)
- be prepared to make a donation to TBI.
 

To book a stall or for information about the market email Sylvie Main at  kessockmarket@transitionblackisle.org

 

28 October 2023

Starts: 15:30
Ends: 18:00

Saturday 28 October    3.30 - 6.00   The Green   Culbokie

From Culbokie Community Trust September newsletter
- updated 3 October

Come along if you dare to a spooky plastic free Halloween gathering on Culbokie Green.  Listen to stories told by Lizzie McDougall and join in the ghostly crafts and unearthly games. We’re keen to avoid single-use plastic throughout this event, so get creative with what nature provides, or recycle and upcycle materials for your costumes and lanterns.  There will be prizes for best costume and best lantern (pumpkin or turnip).  Join the eerie lantern procession round the Green and enjoy potions and brews in the earthly form of soup, nibbles and soft drinks which will also be provided.

Everyone is welcome and scarily this event is free for all, so put the date in your diary.  This event is part of Celebrating Community Land Week, and has been made possible by the Scottish International Storytelling Festival’s Big Scottish Story Ripple initiative. 

It will also mark the official opening of the Culbokie Green, a space at the heart of the village where people and nature can mix. At 3.45  Councillor Lyndsey Johnston will be saying a few words and cutting a Halloween cake to share.

In order to make this event as sustainable as possible, please bring your own reusable cups and mugs.

Put the date in your diary – and watch this space!