There have been a good few people visiting the Artisans at the Scout Hall in
Aberlour. Among the
visitors we have seen Americans, Swedish, Irish and Belgians, as well as local folk. I was told that the Americans have been loving the
Clootie Dumpling, made by Joy Mann of Twisted Kilts.
The display boards showing photographic images of
Speyside and
Integlio Prints:
Joy of Twisted Kilts have been entertaining visitors with her clan research - if you want to know what your tartan is, she can look it up on her laptop.
Speyside Artisans will be back at the Scout Hall in
Aberlour this Thursday 5
th - Saturday 7
th August, opening at 12pm-7pm on Thursday and 10am - 4pm Friday and Saturday. This is your last chance to see some of the Artisans at work, as it is the last weekend in
Aberlour.
Free admission and homebakes.
The Artisans will be displaying their work at the Grampian Transport Museum in Alford this Saturday, 21 August. There will be arts and crafts from all over Scotland attending the Arena from 1pm, followed by music - Clachan Yell, Willie G Trio, The Brothers Reid and special guest appearance from Sandi Thom.
