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Mother’s Day craft: plantable seed paper hearts

These plantable seed paper hearts make a lovely gift for Mother’s Day.

An older lady, a younger lady and a girl walk in a row along a path, away from Brodie Castle. A dog is on a lead beside them.

Mother’s Day gift guide

Buy a Mother’s Day gift with a difference this year, with all profits going back into protecting Scotland’s heritage.

A heart shaped birdfeeder covered in peanuts and birdseed hangs from a branch with evergreen trees behind.

Family craft: heart-shaped bird feeder

Show some love to the birds in your garden this Valentine‘s Day with our easy-to-make heart-shaped bird feeder.

Two women and three children walk along a grassy bank, with bright yellow daffodils in the foreground. They are carrying Easter Egg Trail sheets.

Easter Egg Trails 2026

Join us for one (or more!) of our Easter Egg Trails, taking place at 41 Trust places this year.

A child holds a tea-stained scroll tied with sparkly ribbon above a green tartan cloth.

Family craft: tea-stained Address to a Haggis scroll

Burns Night is celebrated on 25 January, and traditionally Robert Burns‘s ‘Address to a Haggis’ is read out. Before the big night, you can make a scroll, so your family‘s address looks extra impressive!

A man dressed in Georgian costume stands in front of a mirror and adjusts his cravat.
11 Dec 2025

The Burns Project

Following its sold-out run at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe, The Burns Project is going on tour across Scotland.

A tea room with lots of square tables, covered in white linen with a glass top over each. The chairs are chunky and made from a dark wood. The fireplace in the centre of the back wall and the surrounding wall stencils are designed by Mackintosh in his distinctive style. Geometric squares feature on the grey carpet runners.

Winter Citylink travel inspiration

This winter, you can explore Scotland with Citylink to enjoy the very best of the season.

A person leans over to look through a telescope, which is pointed towards a very bright moon. The moon is hanging in the sky over Hugh Miller's Cottage.
1 Dec 2025

Astronomy Month at Hugh Miller’s Birthplace

Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage & Museum in Cromarty will be celebrating all things space over four weeks this winter.

A traditional festive wreath made using Leylandii, holly, variegated holly and Skimmia.
1 Dec 2025

Wreath-making tips from Threave’s gardeners 

Gardeners from Threave Garden & Nature Reserve share tips on making wreaths, from gathering foliage to building your festive decoration.