Find what's on in Ullapool this week, from gigs and comedy to workshops, markets, and local events.

What's On in Ullapool | Things To Do | TownSpot

Bookbug - there will be two Bookbug sessions with Aga during upcoming holidays: Monday 13th July at 11.30am and Monday 20th July at 11.30am - during this session we'll be singing some songs in Polish, but all are welcome!

Gairloch Times

Bookbug Sessions

Ullapool Library, The Library, Mill St, Ullapool IV26 2UN, UK

Join us for an exciting parent and family engagement day! Arts & crafts, bouncy castle, nature crafts, work, money and wellbeing advice. Drinks and snacks. FREE. More info: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid0BgnZHV1KBfy5EYg7rM21AqYo7xhunKDrxqeXmRtujvaKjMzAcc86oanKEAPjY2drl&id=100064536498800

Family Engagement Event

Lochbroom Leisure Centre, Quay St, Ullapool IV26 2UE, UK

Skadoosh is a new and exciting young traditional trio from the Highlands. The line-up includes Cailean Mckerron on keys, Ben Godlington on fiddle, and Myles Macrae on pipes and whistles. Their music is a mix of traditional tunes and their own compositions, bringing a freshness and shining a new light on the scene.

Skadoosh

Ceilidh Place Ullapool, 14 W Argyle St, Ullapool IV26 2TY, UK

The wonderful Edinburgh Quartet returns to Ullapool with two concerts as part of the annual Variations Summer Course. This summer they bring us a FESTIVAL OF SCHUBERT with Rosie Staniforth (oboe) and Clare Juan (cello).

The Edinburgh Quartet with Rosie Staniforth and Clare Juan

Macphail Centre, 5 Mill St, Ullapool IV26 2UN, UK

The Ceilidh Trail is open to young traditional musicians aged between 16 and 25, who will spend the summer playing music, travelling throughout Scotland and beyond, and gain experience playing for just about every kind of gig you may encounter as a professional musician!

The Ceilidh Trail

The Edinburgh Quartet returns to Ullapool with two concerts as part of the annual Variations Summer Course. This summer they bring us a FESTIVAL OF SCHUBERT with Rosie Staniforth (oboe) and Clare Juan (cello).

Heather Cartwright is a Glasgow based singer songwriter whose detailed fingerstyle and flat-picked guitar playing provide a vibrant backdrop to her self-penned songs and interpretations of traditional material. The Peanut Gallery play a wide range of tunes from funky Americana to traditional Scottish.

Heather Cartwright & The Peanut Gallery

Our garden is south-east facing on the edge of Little Loch Broom. It is a coastal plantsman's garden with a rich mix of herbaceous borders, trees and shrubs, vegetables, drystone wall planting. Proceeds from the event will be donated to charity. More info: https://scotlandsgardens.org/2-durnamuck/

Open Garden Event

2 Durnamuck Garden and Garden Bothy, 2, Ross Shire, Durnamuck, Dundonnell, Garve IV23 2QZ, UK

Spend an enlightening evening with wildlife experts in Ullapool ferry terminal, to learn all about the amazing species that populate the coastlines and ocean off the coast of NW Scotland, and the work of scientists and conservation organisations seeking to study and protect wildlife in the Minch.

Matt Larsen-Daw

Marine & Coastal Mammals of NW Scotland - free evening of talks

Ullapool Ferry Terminal, Ullapool IV26 2UR, UK

Hamish MacDonald and Liza Mulholland combine musical talents with a dash of spoken word to serve a heady and entertaining broth of songs, poems and reflections on Scotland's national bard and his impact on culture at large.

Liza Mulholland and Hamish MacDonald

Camellias, magnolias and bulbs in spring, rhododendrons and laburnum walk in this ancient walled garden. Exciting planting gives all year round interest, centred around one of the oldest yew trees in Scotland. A water sculpture, unique Victorian glass house, riverside walk, arboretum. Proceeds donated to charity. More info: https://scotlandsgardens.org/dundonnell-house/

Open Garden Day

Dundonnell House, Dundonnell House, Little Loch Broom, Wester Ross IV23 2QW

RANT are at the forefront of the Scottish fiddle scene. The band is made up  of the country's finest players, (Bethany Reid from Shetland, Anna Massie and Lauren MacColl from the Black Isle, and Gillian Frame from Arran) and creates a sound which Is both spacious and lush, yet retaining all the earthy bite of a traditional Scottish fiddle player.

RANT fiddles

Tarran are an exhilarating contemporary folk group from Glasgow, with roots in both Ireland and New Zealand. Using elements of funk, blues and contemporary rhythm, the band create a lively and innovative twist on traditional music. Past winners of The Danny Kyle Award and the Hands up for Trad Battle of the Folk Bands Award

Tarran

Ullapool Angling Day. Boats can leave from where they like and at any time but must be in for weigh-in at Ullapool Harbour at 5pm. Only land legal fish that will be used.
Entry by donation, suggested amount over 18s £10, under 18s £5, monies go to overheads, prizes, and putting on angling events on the harbour during the day for kids. More info: https://fb.me/e/afntCgvSL

Ullapool Angling Competition

Ullapool, The Pier, Ullapool IV26 2UH, UK

Ape House is a Glasgow and Knoydart-based Trad band of fiddle, cello/concertina, guitar/vocals, and most recently drumkit on bigger shows.  Punchy yet sensitive, Ape House's mostly self-penned repertoire creates an evolving sound, bringing together the wide-ranging musical backgrounds of the band: Irish, Scottish, English, and Finnish.

Ape House

Love, laughter and lunacy! An enchanting afternoon with Shakespeare's beloved comedy.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

A lively standing gig for our final gig of the season. The band has garnered critical acclaim for their ability to seamlessly blend the mystical sounds of Gaelic song and traditional Scottish instruments with the pulsating rhythms and deep basslines of digital dub.

An Dannsa Dub

Matthew Zajac's stunning show about his Polish-Ukrainian father has entranced over 40,000 people, playing in a huge variety of venues. This is a rare chance to see this unforgettable and moving story of displacement and survival in war-torn Europe, a powerful allegory for all victims of war.

The Tailor of Inverness

Gary Innes and Ewen Henderson have become two of Scotland's most respected traditional musicians. They are joined by Na Cataich (Carol-Anne MacKay, Catriona MacLeod, Rhona Sutherland & Zoë Livings). Four women with a shared love of Sutherland's musical heritage.

Gary Innes & Ewen Henderson + Special Guest Allan Henderson with 'Na Cataich'

HENNING WEHN: ACID WEHN Award-deserving German Comedy Ambassador Henning Wehn takes an unbiased look at climate change, a topic sure to delight audiences and no surprise. After all, everyone loves talking about the weather. More info: https://www.beyondhighlands.com/events/2026-09-17-henning-wehn-ceilidh-place-venue

Henning Wehn | An unbiased look at climate change

Cardiac Screening for the Young (CRY) aims to offer free cardiac screening to people aged between 14-35. Sometimes an individual may have a cardiac abnormality without any symptoms. Screening with an electrocardiogram (ECG) is aimed at identifying people with conditions such as heart muscles disorders or electrical faults of the heart.

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