Sat 24th July 2010. Livestock, equestrian events, handicrafts, flower shows, fairground and trade stands, meals available in catering marquee. Main ring entertainment includes: Sheep, Dog and Duck Shows, Sheep Shearing, Terrier Racing, Tug 'o' War, Pipe Band and Young Farmers' "It's a Knockout" competition.

At the Meadows (behind the Castle Hotel). The story of Dornoch, from pre-history to the present day. Phone or check web site for opening details. Entry £2 adults, £1.50 concessions, children free.

Tickets for fishing on local lochs, tackle and bait are available from Dornoch Outdoor, Castle Street (tel 01862 811111).

The Cathedral dates back to 1224. Visitors are welcome to look round - a guide book is available for purchase inside.
The regular Sunday service is at 11am, and holiday makers are made most welcome.

All within easy reach of Dornoch, Camore Wood has walks, orienteering, a fitness trail and archaeology, Skelbo Wood's walk and sculpture trail runs through open woodland, while Harriet and Tinkers Woods are suitable for walking, horse riding or cycling. Please contact us for free leaflets or maps.

The Championship Course, rated 9th in the world, is a links of rare subtlety. There is also a second 18 hole course - the Struie - fun for all the family. It is advisable to book the Championship Course. Handicap certificates are required for Championship course, but not for the Struie.