We're fair trickit tae say aat Doric Blethers is back at Alford Library.  Jackie Ross'll share sum poems an stories in Doric.  Cum alang an hae a blether an a fine fly.  Free session on Thursday 28th July fae 2.00-4.00pm in Alford Library.  Houp tae see ye ere.

We're delighted to say that Doric Blethers is back at Alford Library.  Jackie Ross will share poems and stories in Doric.  Come along and have a chat and a cup of tea.  Free session on Thursday 28th July from 2.00-4.00pm.  Hope to see you there.

Sunday 14 August, 12noon – 4pm, at Greenmyres Eco Bothy bi Huntly. 

Free tae attend.  Free shuttle buses fae The Square, Huntly.  Bring a picnic tae enjoy.

Jyne us fur e launch o oor latest beuk, The Tint Aig, at a free faimly acteevity day at Greenmyres Eco Bothy bi Huntly on Sunday 14 August fae 12noon – 4pm. 

As weel as a chunce tae enjoy storytellin sessions bi e author o The Tint Aig, Aaron Gale, an fellow Doric Books author Jackie Ross, ere's a hantle o ither acteevities tae enjoy on e day.

Efter hearin The Tint Aig story, ye can decorate yer ain Wee Robin pictur in oor arts an crafts corner. 

Christine fae TOADS his a programme o fun ootdoor acteevities tae enjoy, includin woodworkin, clay modellin, a bird treasure hunt an bird watchin. 

Enjoy a walk roon e rural surroundins o Greenmyres wi local ecologist John Malster fa'll spik aboot e birds an wildlife fun roon aboot.

Huntly & District Swift Group an e RSPB will provide information, displays an acteevities on native an visiting birdies.

2wit2woo will be attendin wi sum o thir feathered freens, wi opportunity fur a photae inna.

Deveron Projects gairdner in residence Lindy Young will demonstrate foo tae maak yer ain wormery tae support gairden compostin (an a food source fur oor feathered freens!).

Bring alang a picnic tae enjoy.  Tea an coffee'll be available.  Toilets available on site.

Free shuttle buses'll run fae The Square, Huntly on the day, pick up at The Square Deal / Huntly Hotel an returnin fae Greenmyres.

We canna wyte tae see ye on e day!

Sunday 14 August, 12noon – 4pm, at Greenmyres Eco Bothy by Huntly. 

Free to attend.  Free shuttle buses from The Square, Huntly.  Bring a picnic to enjoy.

Join us for the launch of our latest book, The Tint Aig, at a free family activity day at Greenmyres Eco Bothy by Huntly on Sunday 14 August from 12noon – 4pm. 

As well as a chance to enjoy story telling sessions by the author of The Tint Aig, Aaron Gale, and fellow Doric Books author Jackie Ross, there is a host of additional activities to enjoy on the day.

After hearing The Tint Aig story, you can decorate your own Wee Robin picture in our arts and crafts corner. 

Christine from TOADS has a programme of fun outdoor activities to enjoy, including woodworking, clay modelling, a bird treasure hunt and bird watching. 

Enjoy a walk around the rural surroundings of Greenmyres with local ecologist John Malster who will talk about the birds and wildlife found nearby.

Huntly & District Swift Group and the RSPB will provide information, displays and activities on native and visiting birds.

2wit2woo will be attending with some of their feathered friends, with opportunity for a photo too.

Deveron Projects gardener in residence Lindy Young will demonstrate how to make your own wormery to support garden composting (and a food source for our feathered friends!).

Bring along a picnic to enjoy.  Tea and coffee will be available.  Toilets available on site.

Free shuttle buses will run from The Square, Huntly on the day, pick up at The Square Deal / Huntly Hotel and returning from Greenmyres.

We can’t wait to see you on the day!

We're fair trickit tae say aat oor latest buik his jist been publisht.  Iss story wis een o e winnin entries in e Buchan Heritage poetry competition last year an Aaron got a grant fae e Doric Board tae help get it turnt intae a buik.  It's a braw we tale aboot a wee robin fae gings on a quest tae fin e ainer o a tint aig!  Ye can lairn aboot different birdies an thir aigs as ye jyne Wee Robin on her traivels roon e gairden fae birdie tae birdie.  It's 'a hairt warmin story' says Sheena Blackhall.  E picyturs are affa bonnie inna!

We are really pleased to say that our latest book has just been published.  This story was one of the winning entries in the Buchan Heritage poetry competition last year and Aaron received a grant from the Doric Board to help get it turned into a book.  It's a great little story about a small robin who goes on a quest to find the owner of a lost egg!  You can learn about different birds and their eggs as you join Little Robin on her journey around the garden from bird to bird.  It's a heart warming story according to Sheena Blackhall.  And the illustrations are very beautiful too!

Grant fur Cedric Beuk

We're fair chuffed aat we've gotten a grant fae e Scottish Book Trust (fundit bi e Scottish Government) tae publish oor beuk aboot Cedric e Flapper Skate, een o Scotland's maist endangered species.  E braw Alford artist, Jodie Bews, is wirkin awa o e bonnie illustrations iv noo.  An oor editor, Gordon M Hay, is makkin shur aa Jackie's wirdies cum up tae scratch.  If aa gings accordin tae plan e beuk shud be in e shops iss simmer.

We are delighted that we have received a grant from the Scottish Book Trust (funded by the Scottish Government) to publish our book about Cedric the Flapper Skate, one of Scotland's most endangered species.  The wonderful Alford artist, Jodie Bews, is working on her beautiful illustrations tight now.  And out editor, Gordon M Hay, is making sure that all Jackie's words come up to scratch.  If all goes according to plan the book should be in the shops this summer.