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18 June 2017
Starts: 10:00
Ends: 13:00
Session 5 Sunday 18 June
The Warren Kilcoy IV6 7RX 10.00 - 1.00
Facilitator: Fuggo King
Winemaking for beginners
" We will be picking some fresh ingredients to start a batch of wine. Then
we will look at some further stages in the process that have already been
started. There are many recipes and flavours that can be achieved so it is
good to experiment and see what works and what you like. During the morning
we will go over the steps to take over the months until you can sample your
own wines, so patience is required. Once you get started you can have a
range to choose from all year round. There will be a printed sheet to take
away with reminder tips and a book and resource list. We will also have a
small sample to taste so bring a designated driver! "
As for bringing anything, maybe just a notebook.
Cost: by donation (Suggest £5-£10)
Booking essential - by emailing grownorth@transitionblackisle.org
This workshop is now fully booked
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18 June 2017
Starts: 11:00
Ends: 16:00
Cromarty open garden weekend on the 17th/18th of June, 11am to 4pm.
There will be approximately twenty five gardens of all kinds on view, from"over the wall" compact seaside gardens, newly cleared transitional and vegetable gardens, courtyard and woodland to Kristina's magnificent walled orchard It will be held in conjunction with the Jo Cox Great Gathering and so we are offering picnic sites in a selection of the gardens to celebrate Jo's life.
Admission to the gardens is by map which is available from the courtyard, East Wing Bellevue House, Church Street. The maps cost £3 for a day’s entry and £5 for a weekend pass. Plants will be on sale in the courtyard and all proceeds from both the plant sales and the garden maps will go to Local Charities.
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18 June 2017
Starts: 11:00
Ends: 16:00
The Cromarty East Church Flower and Art Exhibition - open the weekend of 17/18th June and continues daily until the 25th, a veritable feast of flowers in Cromarty.
Free, but donations very welcome.
Art from the Clunes art classes, flowers by Comarty and Black Isle arrangers.