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Saturday 9th October Shop for local produce, crafts and gifts available from the wide variety of stallholders. Spot the drovers mingling in the crowds and listen to their stories and re-live the experience that is the Crieff Tryst. Visit the Tryst stall where you can find out more about the week’s events
Location: James Square, Crieff, 9.30am – 3.30pm
Saturday 9th October
A traditional evening's entertainment with a Tryst Twist! Come along for an informal evening of stories, songs and poems with local writers Patricia Ace, Maurice Gartshore, Kona MacPhee and Jess Smith and local musicians Andrew Finlayson and Robin Spearing.
The Oyster Bar at The Crieff Hotel7.30pm£7.00: Pay at the door.
Sunday 10th October
Come and support Crieff and Comrie’s local band members and enjoy a mass display of pipe bands.
James Square, Crieff, 1.00pm- 1.45pm
Sunday 10th October Comrie Cinema will be showing:
Seachd , The Inaccessible Pinnacle,inComrie WRI Hall, Comrie at 7.30 preceded by a short talk on ‘The Inpin ‘ by Kevin Howett of The Mountaineering Council of Scotland.Kevin did some of the voiceover on the recent BBC film about climbing ‘the Inpin’ and, with his own experience of climbing this challenging ridge, will provide a great insight into themagic of the mountain.
The truth is in the story. When a young man, Angus, visits his dying Grandfather in hospital he cannot hold back his boyhood quest for the truth - the truth behind the death of his parents and the truth behind his Grandfather’s ancient, incredible, fearful stories. stories from the whole swathe of Gaelic history. His Grandfather hijacks Angus’s life, leading him to one of Scotland’s most treacherous mountains, The InaccessiblePinnacle, and an ancient truth he never expected to find.
A haunting and magical film for all ages.
Booking Details
Monday 11th October
Come along and enjoy a great evening’s entertainment, either playing or just listening!
An Evening of Traditional Music led by Irene Anderson in The British Legion Hall, Perth Road, Crieff at 8.00 pm. There will be a Bar and a Raffle.For more information, contact Irene Anderson tel. 01764 654298
Tuesday 12th OctoberGhostly tales from the Curly Coo's resident ghost!
Plus a free glass of wine.
8.00pm at The Curly Coo, High Street, Crieff
Wednesday 13th October
General Wade’s Military Roads – Crieff to AberfeldyA talk by Pitlochry historian Colin Liddell at 7.30pm at The Innerpeffray Library. Light refreshments will be served from 7.00pm. The talk is part of the Friends of Innerpeffray Library’s (FOIL’s) 2010 programme. It will be held in the schoolroom of the delightful Innerpeffray Library, situated on the B8062, 4 miles to the south-east of Crieff.
Colin Liddell will also be leading a Drovers' Tryst walk along part of General Wade’s Military Road to the north of Crieff during Wednesday 13th October.
Need to relax after a day on the hills?Enjoy a fusion of contemporary and traditional music with John Davidson at The Curly Coo, High Street, CrieffFrom 8.00pm
Thursday 14th OctoberCome along and pit your wits in a tradtional pub quiz night. Enter a team of four, or come along on the night and join a scratch team.
British Legion Hall, Perth Road, Crieff at 7.30Book by phone: 07704 173407 or by post: Crieff Residents, c/o Houseproud, Perth Road, Crieff, PH7 3EB or email: crieffresidents@hotmail.co.uk
Friday 15th OctoberA light-hearted look at travelling in Scotland in the company of Boswell and Johnson, Robert Louis Stevenson, Tobias Smollett, Graham Forbes and many others. Brought to you by Crieff Drama Group in the Oyster Bar of the Crieff Hotelat 7.30pm.£5 (which includes a pie!) payable at the door.
