
This Sunday – 13th May 2012, between 10.00 and 17.00 – Inveraray Castle, seat of the Chief Continue reading

This Sunday – 13th May 2012, between 10.00 and 17.00 – Inveraray Castle, seat of the Chief Continue reading
The inaugural BOWfest at Inveraray Castle has organised for all weather Continue reading
There’s Bute’s inspirational first International Guitar Festival, BOWFest at Inveraray Castle, and music of all kinds in Colonsay, Islay and Kintyre. Details below. Continue reading
You’re sitting in the lovely Inveraray Castle, in the most visually compelling village in Scotland, tucked into the Loch Shira bulge on the west shores of the longest sea loch in the UK – Loch Fyne.
You’re in the private quarters of the castle with its owners, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, he the 13th Duke in the line of Chiefs of Clan Campbell.
And the Duke has himself just cooked you a dinner with a starter of Loch Fyne smoked salmon, followed by Argyll beef and with chocolate mousse and scottish berries for pudding. Continue reading

Best of the West Festival – or BOWFest – is to make its debut Continue reading
Wednesday (11th May 2011) saw a celebratory relaunch Continue reading
The 2010 venue for this popular event is Inveraray Castle. The food fair will feature products from the Food From Argyll producers group, alongside crafts with dance and music to entertain. Dates are 15th and 16th May.

A change of venue for the Mid-Argyll Food Festival proved a huge success on it’s first outing in the grounds of Inveraray Castle. Continue reading
In a move that may well stir the competitive urge in Britain’s younger Dukes, the 13th Duke of Argyll could not have demonstrated more powerfully how far, as Patron, he is on message with Argyll’s newest social enterprise – Stramash.
At yesterday’s launch of Stramash, handed over into independence by Council Leader Dick Walsh from its parent body, Argyll and Bute Council, its Patron literally descended from the heights of his ancestral seat, a living statement of Stramash’s motto, ‘inspiration through adventure’. Continue reading
VisitScotland’s latest campaign – this time a £1.25 million job Continue reading
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