The second in series of 10 winter talks held at Duff House organised by the Friends of Duff House. The talks start at 2pm. The series ends 29th March.

Starts at 7.30 p.m.

From 10 p.m.

Advanced booking recommended to avoid disappointment

Starts at 2.30 p.m.

Being organised by the Whitehills Parish Church

From 4 p.m.

Weekly rugby training.

The third in a series of 10 winter talks held at Duff House organised by the Friends of Duff House. The talks start at 2pm. The series ends 29th March.

Wanted - Fun People ready for a "Richt" good Ceilidh, with Reeling Strings Ceilidh Band.  Must like:  Energetic Dancing, Great Tunes and be up for a Good Laugh!  Raffle with great prizes!

Folk at Salmon Bothy present an evening of Bothy Ballads and Burns at the Station Hotel Portsoy.  Compere Euan McIlwraith and featuring the Lennox Family, Aileen Carr, Madeline and Alex Green, with Sheila and Les Wheeler, John Trodden, Moira Stewart and (winner of the 2nd Haal Greig Duncan Singing Competition) Russell Taylor.

The start of the fishing season on the Rver deveron.

The third in series of 10 winter talks held at Duff House organised by the Friends of Duff House. The talks start at 2pm. The series ends 29th March.

Starts at 7.30 p.m.

Regular monthly live music evening.  BYOB.

Starts at 7 p.m.

"Laughter is the Best Medicine" - Lesley Quilty

Enter the exciting and rewarding world of Clown Doctoring.  With over 20 years' experience in professional theatre and numerous roles as a Clown Doctor, Lesley will provide a glimpse into her varied career talking about the international Clown Doctor Movement, her work in Scotland, as well as the valuable work she has carried out internationally.

Starts at 2.30 p.m.

The fifth in series of 10 winter talks held at Duff House organised by the Friends of Duff House. The talks start at 2pm. The series ends 29th March.

A gathering of Blues Musicians including Gary Taylor and Graham Legge will be playing at Beggars Belief on Saturday evening. There will be a raffle taking place during the evening and coffees, teas, soup, sandwiches and pies will be available to buy during the event. Everybody welcome.

"Glimpses of Troup. Who lived above the Needle's E'e?" - Alex McKay

The headland called Cullykhan or Castle Point is on the eastern side of Troup Head about halfway between Gardenstown and Pennan.  Excavations there in the 1960s and early 70s found signs of life from Neolithic times up to the Second World War.  Local man, Alex McKay, will take us on a journey back to medieval times to look at the dramatic events and people associated with the Castle that reflect significant aspects of local and national history.

Starts at 2.30 p.m.