Each year we offer a new events programme designed to stimulate interest from local residents as well as visitors, and to broaden the use of the Crannog, which provides an excellent venue for a wide range of activities under the banner of education and cultural tourism. The events are linked or inspired by ancient traditions, or based on discoveries underwater during crannog investigations in Loch Tay. These regular events range from involving bards and ballads to art and archaeology, with an added emphasis on crafts.

2008 Super Spring! Friday, 28th March The Crannog Creperie:  All Day Iron Age Breakfast 11 - 4pm.  Breakfast with the Ancients! Cook and eat your own Iron Age crepes or pancakes from our clay ovens. And if the ovens get busy, why not try your hand at woodturning or fire-making - the hard way!	2008 Super Spring! Thursday, 3rd April Affordable Housing for Birds: Building Nest boxes for the Woods 12-3pm Help us build cosy bird-boxes for our feathered friends. Free if donating them to the woods or £3 to take away. All included with tour of the Crannog Centre.	2008 Super Spring! Sunday, 20th April Annual Celtic Food & Drink Festival 11 - 4pm.  Savour the slow cooking of the past inspired by underwater discoveries of Iron Age food remains. Sample spit roast beast, smoked fish, breads, wild soup, herbs, wines, real ales, and cordials. Family hour: 11am -12: cook your own crannog pancakes! Tickets valid all day. Archery, pot-making and more while you wait to taste.

For a full diary of events planned at the Crannog Centre please consult our seasonal events calendar below:

March - April - May	June - July - August	Sept - Oct - Nov