Friends, films & features
August is still very busy. As well as having a pretty full hotel, we have the catering facility at Scotland’s Housing Expo 2010 which is going really well with over 20,000 visitors as I write. We also cater for crews and guests that fly into Inverness on their private planes, many of whom are attending pop festivals or coming for the grouse shooting season which started on 12th August. Of course people come to us for many reasons including fishing parties and golfing groups so you can imagine August has been ‘mega’. Our thanks go to all the staff at Signature and the chefs here at the Clansman for pulling off some amazing delivery deadlines.
The Housing Expo continues until 31st August and believe you me it is worth a visit - a tremendous insight into the latest building materials and techniques. A great coup for Highland Council in having the foresight to pull this one off, and our congratulations to Fiona Hampton and her amazing team in putting it all together.
The next big thing in the Loch Ness diary is the Loch Ness Film Festival. Scotland’s newest film festival, taking place from 23rd to 26th September 2010, showcases short films from talented and new film makers with feature films, live music and entertainment. The Clansman is one of the venues along with Abriachan Village Hall, the Craigmonie Centre and the Steading Bar in Glenurquhart. Congratulations are due to our dear friend Willie Doig (The Murphy Brothers) and his son Andrew and friends for pulling this event together. Please give us a ring if you want to book accommodation for that weekend. And don’t forget that we also have Loch Ness Country House Hotel and many other contacts for B&B.
This coming weekend is the Glenurquhart Highland Games in the village of Drumnadrochit - a must for all visitors in the area and at night enjoy dinner and a ceilidh at Cobbs Restaurant here at The Clansman. Immerse yourself with the locals at play! Quite an experience.
We welcome back our Dutch guests this month and I will certainly enjoy taking them on our trip to Skye and Eilean Donan Castle.
Anyway, it’s still busy so I must get on. Remember where we are for that getaway break or just a quiet supper with friends.
The Housing Expo continues until 31st August and believe you me it is worth a visit - a tremendous insight into the latest building materials and techniques. A great coup for Highland Council in having the foresight to pull this one off, and our congratulations to Fiona Hampton and her amazing team in putting it all together.
The next big thing in the Loch Ness diary is the Loch Ness Film Festival. Scotland’s newest film festival, taking place from 23rd to 26th September 2010, showcases short films from talented and new film makers with feature films, live music and entertainment. The Clansman is one of the venues along with Abriachan Village Hall, the Craigmonie Centre and the Steading Bar in Glenurquhart. Congratulations are due to our dear friend Willie Doig (The Murphy Brothers) and his son Andrew and friends for pulling this event together. Please give us a ring if you want to book accommodation for that weekend. And don’t forget that we also have Loch Ness Country House Hotel and many other contacts for B&B.
This coming weekend is the Glenurquhart Highland Games in the village of Drumnadrochit - a must for all visitors in the area and at night enjoy dinner and a ceilidh at Cobbs Restaurant here at The Clansman. Immerse yourself with the locals at play! Quite an experience.
We welcome back our Dutch guests this month and I will certainly enjoy taking them on our trip to Skye and Eilean Donan Castle.
Anyway, it’s still busy so I must get on. Remember where we are for that getaway break or just a quiet supper with friends.