An online talk to mark the anniversary of the Battle of Dunbar.

An online talk as part of the Jacobite Festival

To mark the anniversary of the first battle of the Wars of Independence, join us at the historic Spott Church in East Lothian.

A day of presentations and discussions exploring some of the battlefield projects and initiatives that are underway across Scotland, and what more might yet be done.

Join us for a special evening in Dunbar’s historic battery fort, remembering the soldiers who fought at the Battle of Dunbar.

Join an officer from 1650 on a walk from Dunbar’s historic centre to the heart of the battlefield, the Monument, where a wreath laying will then take place to mark the anniversary.

Join Ian Skinner of Melrose Historical & Archaeological Association for a guided walk around this important but little known battlefield in the Scottish Borders, meeting in front of Melrose Parish Church at 1.30 pm.

Meet soldiers from 1650 as they prepare for the invasion by Oliver Cromwell, marking the launch of the ‘Bodies of Evidence’ exhibition.

To commemorate 370 years since Scotland proclaimed King Charles II, setting the nation on a collision course with the new English republic, hear the proclamation reissued by 17th century characters at the Mercat Cross in Edinburgh (free to view). Followed by living history performances at Gladstone’s Land (NTS - £5 entry).

Join a Scottish officer from 1650 for a narrated walk commemorating the Battle of Dunbar, ending with a wreath-laying to mark the battle’s anniversary.

Annual commemorative service for the Battle of Pinkie (1547), organised by the Old Musselburgh Club.

Did 8,000 Scottish Soldiers defeat 30,000 Englishmen at Roslin in 1303? Or is this just a fanciful story? Come to the historic Rosslyn Chapel to look at different interpretations of the little-known Battle of Roslin.

Join us for a fascinating day of presentations on the theme of "Civil Conflict in Scotland", held in the lecture hall of Perth Museum & Art Gallery.

We've invited wargamers to Prestonpans to show off what Scotland has to offer, combining fascinating historical events with skilled craftsmanship and enthusiastic hobbying!

£2 per adult, children free.