CHARTS - Culture, Heritage and Arts
CHARTS is the culture, heritage and arts network for Argyll and the Isles - a growing network of artists, makers, producers and spaces across the area
Halls and Theatres
| Location | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Meeting rooms, Birthday parties, Fitness classes, Catering, Weddings, | |
| Meeting rooms, Weddings, Catering, Fitness classes, Events | |
| Meeting rooms, Birthday parties, Weddings, Fitness classes, Events | |
| Rothesay Pavilion | Rothesay Pavilion is closed for refurbishment until 2019 |
| Meeting rooms, Birthday parties, Weddings, Fitness classes, Events, Catering |
Museums
| Location | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Memorial garden, Events, Artefacts | |
| Visitor centre, Shop, Cafe, Exhibitions | |
| Highland farm township | |
| Wildlife, Wild flowers, Child friendly activities | |
| Exhibitions, Artefacts, Genealogical information service | |
| Photographs, Memorabilia, Artefacts |
Events and Festivals
have put together a list of the annual events across ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵapp.
Hundreds of major events and festivals take place throughout the year in ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵapp. Most events are community led initiatives, supported by ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵapp Council and other agencies such as . ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵapp has an enormous range of special events taking place each year and has a fantastic cultural scene stretching from the smallest island communities to mainland villages and urban centres.
Advice for organisers of Scottish events
Events and Sporting Activity Guidance -
Guidance for anyone booking or using council facilities for events and sporting activities
Industry representation
| The STA has remained on the front foot since the coronavirus crisis started to unfold. The organisation is having conversations with all sizes and types of tourism businesses across Scotland around the clock and continues its dialogue with the Scottish and UK Governments to bring about the introduction of additional measures that will prevent the collapse of our industry in the coming weeks and months.
| UKHospitality represents the broad hospitality sector across the UK – covering everything from bars, coffee shops, contract catering, hotels, nightclubs, visitor attractions and other leisure venues. UKHospitality and over 200 CEOs from across the UK’s hospitality sector have called on the Government to provide immediate support for businesses.
Cinemas
Film fanatics will find cinemas in and . The in Campbeltown is community owned and is the oldest purpose-built cinema in Scotland still showing films. , a mobile cinema, also regularly visits some of the more remote communities. The new Screen Machine Take 2 is air conditioned and seats 80. It has 35mm projection big screen with Dolby Surround Sound. It tours to Lochgilphead, Tarbert, Tighnabruaich, Islay and Mull. The Mull Theatre in the village of Tobermory has a programme of performances throughout the season. In addition, visiting companies bring opera, theatre, music of various types, ballet and other cultural art forms from time to time to various venues throughout Argyll and the islands.