Carlops-Reservoir walk and lunch at Allan Ramsey Hotel 
  5 miles     GradeSC
 Leader J.Hart 01899 860 364

The inflatable session is for under 16s.
Children under the age of eight must be accompanied by an adult (over 16). The maximum ratio is 1:2.
The inflatable ends at the deepest point of the pool (1.4m). Children who cannot swim in the deep water can be assisted along the unit by a competent adult.
During the session the floating floor will be raised and the floats will be available.

Session times are 1:45pm-2:30pm and 2:45pm-3:30pm. The swimming pool closes at 1:30pm for set up. The health suite will close at 1:30pm.
Standard swim prices apply.
For more information please call us on 01555 666 800.

View our stunning facilities and talk with our wedding suppliers.
Free entry, Prize draw

“…One of Scotland’s heroes, a bluesman of amazing ability…a totally brilliant one man band.” Mike Harding’s review of ‘Fired-Up & Ready’ BBC Folk and Acoustic website.
"Just about the best time you can have while staying within the bounds of decency… I can’t recommend it highly enough." Zeitgeist Review, reviewing ‘Fired-Up & Ready’.
"If he was American he would probably be hailed as a folk hero and ride to gigs in the back of a freight train…a man that knows his craft and really puts his heart, soul and everything into his blues." Fatea review.

Click here to find out more about Mike Whellans and click here to buy your tickets on the Music in Lanark website.

6miles      Grade SB
Leader B.Henry  01721 720 981

Carnwath Village Trail (walk and talk)
3miles       Grade SD
Leader R.Turpie 01899 308 769

As part of South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture’s Young at Heart festival for the 50+ age group which runs this year from 12 – 21 March, Lanark Library is offering the opportunity to take part in a Family History course.
The two part course will take place in the library on Thursday 12 March and Thursday 19 March between 10am and 12 noon.
The course is intended for those who are new to researching their family tree, and covers both general and on-line resources.

The fee for the whole course is £4. To book a place, contact Lanark Library on 01555 661 144 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

In 1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie led an army of Highlanders to victory at Prestonpans. Two hundred and sixty five years later, an army of volunteers assembled to commemorate this story in stitches. Since then, the PrestonpansTapestry has amazed and inspired audiences across the land. Join historian Arran Johnston to discover the story of the Battle of Prestonpans and the remarkable tapestry which records it.

You can book your ticket by clicking here or emailing .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and also by calling 01555 661 345 from Monday-Friday 9am-5pm.

Enjoy an evening of Murder Mystery and Suspense with a three course dinner and watch the drama unfold in front of you
£25.00 per person, £69.00 per person including B&B

Brooks of Lanark will be holding their annual fashion show at Lanark Agricultural Centre in aid of Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice and Lanarkshire Cancer Care. Last year the event raised over £3,000 - can it be beaten in 2015?

As part of South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture’s Young at Heart festival for the 50+ age group which runs this year from 12 – 21 March, Lanark Library is offering the opportunity to take part in a Family History course.
The two part course will take place in the library on Thursday 12 March and Thursday 19 March between 10am and 12 noon.
The course is intended for those who are new to researching their family tree, and covers both general and on-line resources.

The fee for the whole course is £4. To book a place, contact Lanark Library on 01555 661 144 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

In association with BBC’s Stargazing Live. Join New Lanark and Clydesdale Astronomical Society for a weekend of cosmic discovery coinciding with the next visible total solar eclipse! You can have a go at stargazing on Scotland’s largest roof garden, make your own telescope, find out if you can fly a space probe to the correct planet and take part in some cosmic crafts! Hot drinks and snacks will be available to purchase throughout the evening.
£4 (Booking Essential - spaces limited). Buy your tickets now for Saturday 21st or Sunday 22nd March by clicking here or emailing .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address), or by calling 01555 661 345, Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm.

If tickets remain to be purchased on the night, only cash payments will be accepted

Fife Coastal Path Limekilns to Aberlour with a bus back
8 miles      Grade SC
Leader L Glidden 01968 660 015

Maxton to Melrose Bus or car back. Can be shortened at Melrose.
10 miles Grade SC+
Leader I. MacDonald 01555 661 748

Scottish harpist Elinor Nicholson has graduated from the prestigious Royal Northern College of Music where she studied with renowned harpist Eira Lynn Jones. Elinor is a keen orchestral player and gained extensive orchestral experience by performing at the London Proms with the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland. She was recently delighted to be accepted on to the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra’s ‘Professional Experience Scheme’. She is passionate about chamber music and an experienced recitalist, and has been continuing her education at the RNCM this year, studying the Masters of Music course.

Click here to buy your tickets on the Music in Lanark website.