We embarked on a journey through time to uncover the fascinating story of the Sobieski Stuart brothers, whose legacy resonates deeply within the heart of Inverness and its surrounding landscapes. The Inverness Museum and Art Gallery have been incredible hosts to the Inverness Outlanders over the years, providing us with many memorable tours. During one… Continue reading The Sobieski Stuart Brothers Tartan Tale in Inverness
We want to introduce you to Rebecca Loebbert who is a multi-talented individual who wears many hats. Apart from being a valued member of Inverness Outlanders, Rebecca also works with the National Trust of Scotland team at Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre. Rebecca at only 23 years of age has an impressive track record as… Continue reading The Culloden Night March Recreation 2023
For a long time we had a dream of being able to say thank you to Diana Gabaldon. Not only for creating the Outlander story and all the characters that we have all grown to love but we wanted to do that right here in Inverness where the story begins, and sometime the stars align… Continue reading An Audience with Diana Gabaldon in Inverness
Our special Inverness Outlanders LIVE show on 16th, April was broadcast live from Culloden Battlefield on the 275th anniversary of the battle. We were honoured to have some very special guests joining us including Outlander author Diana Gabaldon, historian Sarah Fraser, Culloden Battlefield staff and Clan Chief Ian MacGillivray. The show reflects on many aspects… Continue reading Inverness Outlanders Live from Culloden featuring Diana Gabaldon
This Inverness Outlanders LIVE show was broadcast on 30th March, 2021 and takes an indepth look at the world of shinty – from an Outlander perspective, of course. Interviews and clips include Sam and Graham playing shinty with the Inverness Women’s Shinty Team and Sam at the New York Tartan Day Parade, shinty players and… Continue reading Inverness Outlanders Live March 2021 Shinty and Outlander
The second Inverness Outlanders LIVE broadcast on 26th January is a celebration of the work of Robert Burns told by special guests in verse, song and music. Our experts look at the important role that Burns played in Scottish culture, his visit to Inverness and, of course, the references to Burns which were included in the Outlander books and TV series.
Theresa Carle-Sanders, author of the popular Outlander Kitchen, got in touch with Inverness Outlanders a few weeks ago ahead of the publication of her second official Outlander Companion Cookbook Outlander Kitchen: To the New World and Back. She was looking for some willing Inverness Outlanders to try out and review a few of her recipes.… Continue reading Cooking and Baking with ‘OUTLANDER KITCHEN: To the New World and Back Again’
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The “Faith” episode of Outlander in season 2 has affected quite a few Outlander fans who have found themselves in a similar situation as Claire. I have been where Claire was…. I myself lost twins, one at around 15 weeks into the pregnancy, the other was born at 26 weeks and lived for 2 1/2… Continue reading “Faith” Brought Us Together
The hill on which the Old High Church stands has had religious connections since 565AD when St Columba preached to the Pictish people of Inverness on the hill. There has always been religious structures on this site, the present Church was built between 1770 and 1772 but the lowest part of the west tower… Continue reading The Old High Church in Inverness and its Outlander Connections
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