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Rustic barns with lots of charm – expect the unexpected with our wedding venues!
Ideal for traditional and non-traditional weddings alike, the National Trust for Scotland has charming and versatile spaces that provide a truly blank canvas, inviting you to create your own dream wedding.
Gregg violin woos the windy city
The Gregg violin tour of the US reaches Illinois, visiting schools, care homes, the UK Consul General’s residence, a Scots pub, and a very special history centre on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Peacocks on the move!
These birds have flown to nest temporarily in an exhibition at Tate Britain, in a show devoted to the later 17th century and the first to explore baroque art in Britain.
Blooming gorgeous: snowdrops
Beneath the trees, look out for a pale swathe of snowdrops – a sure sign that spring is on its way.
The Loch Ness Marathon
Take part in one of the most scenic marathons in the world and help us to protect Scotland’s natural and built heritage.
Growing skills
The National Trust for Scotland is preparing our first intake of garden apprentices for the next step in their career.
Gregg violin played on Capitol Hill
The Gregg violin is played inside the US Library of Congress, and at a Scottish Universities Alumni Burns Supper in Washington DC.
Creature feature: northern fulmar
These cousins of the albatross breed at St Abb’s Head in the summer and often frequent the cliffs in the winter.
A Man’s A Man For A’ That
Alistair McCulloch plays the Gregg violin in the home of Frederick Douglass – writer, orator, abolitionist campaigner (and Burns fan!).