For three brief seasons, the Alyth Museum has been the Cateran Ecomuseum’s hub, thanks to a major grant by Museums and Galleries Scotland. 2024 sees our last exhibitions there, as Culture [...]
The Burial Place Of A Beloved Dog? Is the stone on the right hand side of this entrance the burial place of Medoro, the beloved dog of James Stuart-Mackenzie, the...
“Landscapes provide a living history of Scotland’s past and inspiration for many aspects of our culture. They underpin our national economy and offer a wide range of social and health [...]
This audio tour takes you around some of the ancient village of Meigle's great monuments and back through 5,000 years of human history
Sometimes called the Belmont Stone, this rough, granite stone, 1.0 m high, by 0.9 m wide by 0.5m thick, lies in the grounds of the Belmont Estate near Belmont Castle....
Belmont Castle was formerly the home of Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman. Liberal Prime Minister from 1905 to 1908. He is buried in Meigle Kirkyard. It was Sir Henry who gave...
Humans have always used stories to make sense of the world. Since pre-history, we’ve told them in many different ways; through rock art, rhymes, songs, myths, legends, fables and epic poems. Even [...]
After a very long haul we are delighted to share that we now have the funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, matched with money from Paths for All, Inspiring Scotland, SSE Drumderg and [...]
An exciting start to our community co-created School of the Moon pilot programme continues in 2023. There will be community poetry projects happening in both Meigle and Kirkmichael – keep [...]
One of the Cateran Ecomuseum’s innovative projects has been awarded nearly £60,000 thanks to Inspiring Scotland and the Scottish Government’s Rural and Island Communities Idea into Action (RICIA) [...]
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