| Pledge on boat fest - Banffie -
click HERE |
| Net cast wider to boost tourism experience - Banffie -
click HERE |
| |
| The Moray Firth Partnership is conducting a survey to
find out what will help show why the Moray Firth is such a special
place.
The survey takes about ten minutes to complete online and there will be
a prize draw of £100. To take the survey
click HERE.
For more information
click HERE |
| A popular corner for attractions - Banffie -
click HERE |
| It’s tea and takes – of Portsoy Boat Festival - P&J -
click HERE |
| Festival crowds push the boat out - huge economic impact
- Banffie -
click HERE |
| |
| Bodies of Banff 1203 Photographs now online -
click HERE |
| 10K Road Run results now available -
click HERE |
| Portsoy harbour festival to return to two-day format -
P&J -
click HERE |
| Rob McDougall's photos on the BBC website -
click HERE |
| Shots across the bows at festival - P&J -
click HERE |
| Risk pays off for festival - Banffie -
click HERE |
| David Hawson's photo collection from Festival 2009-
click HERE |
| |
| First Minister Alex Salmond launched the latest edition
of the Homecoming Scotland guide at the Scottish Traditional Boat Festival
in Portsoy -
click HERE |
|
Sunshine lends four-day maritime celebration a
Mediterranean air - P&J-
click HERE |
| And more pix and add your own -
click
HERE
Lots more pix from Morayfirthlive -
click HERE |
|
Morayfirthlive.com on Youtube -
click
HERE |
| Two landscape views -
click HERE |
| stv news video -
click HERE |
|
After the 2009 Event
Next Festival = June 26-27 2010 |
| Living Traditions Marquee - beside the Bothy -
programme details - click HERE |
| Acclaimed chef cooks up a taste of sea life - with
recipes -
click HERE |
 Keep
up to date with the festival through Moray Firth Radio -
click HERE |
| |
 The Princess Royal will
visit the Boat Festival,
on Friday 3rd July 2009 from 11:45 till 13:15
more ... |
| Festival Programme details now online -
click HERE |
| Win a Break for Two! Sail into a special weekend
stay at the Scottish Traditional Boat Festival -
click HERE |
| Sample the delights of the Festival Bistro -
click HERE |
| Maritime Craft Demonstrators at the old harbour -
click HERE |
| Registered boats as at 01June 2009 -
click HERE |
| Portsoy's own poet reads from his work about "The Persistence of the Song"
- click HERE |
| |
| Glenglassaugh launch new product to celebrate the
Scottish Traditional Boat Festival 2009 -
click HERE |
| Regrettably, due to technical reasons, we have had
to cancel the 20K run - click HERE |
| Hamish McHaggis comes to the Festival -
click HERE |
| Knitting up a storm at the Scottish Traditional Boat
Festival - Times online -
click HERE |
| The exciting offerings at Adventureland at Loch Soy
- click HERE |
| The Ballads and Bairns project 2009 - for details
click HERE |
| Fabulous Feeding at the Festival - for details
click HERE |
| |
The Festival features in the Aberdeenshire Council
Heritage Fairs Programme for 2009
- for details
click HERE |
| The Reading Bus with author Sheena Blackhall will
be at Portsoy Primary School on Monday 29th June and at Loch Soy Adventure
Land on Saturday 4th July. There will be a performance of doric poetry by
the local children. Times still to be decided. For more info
click HERE. |
| Kathy Mansfield the maritime photographer has been
capturing the Boat Festival for many years. She now has her own website
click HERE
and a gallery dedicated to the Boat Festival
click HERE |
| Second edition of the Festival's newsletter BoatHook
(as a 2Mb pdf) - click HERE |
| Shanty Jack joins the line up of performers -
click HERE |
| |
| Registration Forms for the runs are now
available - click HERE |
| The Festivals Issue of Living Tradition is
now out -
click HERE |
| Norman Kennedy - joint knitter and singer comes
back across the pond - click HERE |
| Have a great weekend in Aberdeen and at the Festival with
a free night when you stay at
Skene House in
Aberdeen - for details click
HERE |
| Grab your tickets for the Donnie Munro
Band Concert at the Wally Green - click HERE |
| Revised Boat Registration Form now available
online - click HERE |
| Tide times during the week of the festival -
click HERE |
| |
| First edition of the Festival's newsletter BoatHook
(as a 1.6Mb pdf) - click HERE |
| The line up of internationally recognised boat builders
is impressive- click HERE |
| The music and dance programme begins to fill out with
stars - click HERE |
| 2008 Photoreports now available -
click
HERE |
| The Scottish Traditional Boat Festival is proud to be
part of the celebrations for Homecoming Scotland 2009 -
click HERE |
| As part of
the national “Homecoming Scotland 2009” initiative the historic village of
Fyvie, in Aberdeenshire, North East Scotland, will host its own “Fyvie
Homecoming Festival” from 28-30 August 2009.
http://www.fyviehomecoming.com |
| The seed of the 2009 website is planted |
