The Highland Perthshire major events range from Winter Words at Pitlochry Festival Theatre in January to Britain's largest closed road cycle event, Etape Caledonia in May, through to a whole range of Highland Games throughout the summer and concludes with the Enchanted Forest and Dougie MacLeans Perthshire Amber Festival in early November.
Scotland's leading equestrian event, attracting top Olympic medallists over four days each August, 37,000+ visitors alongside the Bruadar Country Fair
The Agricultural Show and Highland Gathering is held each year in August. The dates for 2011 are Friday 12th and Saturday 13th August 2011, see you ..
Pitlochry New Year Ceilidh in the town's main street Atholl Road from 1pm to 4pm on 1st January, attracting thousands. Hot soups, sausage rolls, pies
Britain's biggest sound and light show each autumn, attracts around 20,000. The 2011 venue is the Explorer's Garden beside Pitlochry Festival Theatre.
This autumn, you go wild in Highland Perthshire with Wild Connections, a unique wildlife festival at the heart of Perthshire Big Tree Country.
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07 November 2010
Loved the lights and music, albeit more from a distance than close up.
Got very frustrated by the '2 minutes til next show' that I seemed to hit on every display.I got bored waiting for them to restart. As did many others, I noticed. Kids especially.
The firefly between-displays time seemed more like 10 minutes.
The simpler stuff was actually better than the more adventurous stuff. Overall: beautiful lights, inspiring music.
Keep up the good work!Linda Wright
07 November 2010
Absolutely enchanting! The Enchanted Forest is a must see, especially for the kids and the big kids! My husband and I took our family of 12 from Aberdeen to the forest last night (6/11/10) to celebrate our babys` 1st Birthday. Its the first visit for all of us. Just browsing through our photos, my 2 year old said, "want to go there again mummy, to look for the fairies"! We WILL definetley be returning. The whole experience from checking in, to returning back on the bus was so smooth, even with the crowds, there was only a 10 minute wait. We were all mezmerised by the beauty of the woods. The talent, and ideas of what seems simple lighting and noise effects with a big impact. Felt safe at all times with plenty of staff/stewards at many locations around the trail, who were all very friendly and helpful, even when it was 0`c. An experience not to be missed!Lynn Bruce
07 November 2010
We were very lucky with the weather. Everyone nice and helpful. Lovely walk around the loch.Liz Harris