After 6am, Days out, free events

Established in 2012 and now featuring 70 stallholders, this designer craft market also features food and drink and two stages of music and comedy talent.

Gordon Barr, editor of ScottishCinemas.org highlights the architectural history of cinema with a focus on the west end of Glasgow.

Take a walk through Margaret Moore's sound installation, which brings to life the history of the local area through recordings of the memories of former pupils.

Children can listen to a variety of stories.

People in the Iron Age used plants to make food, clothing, medicines and beer. Join our resident Celt to find out what's growing at St Fagans.

Meet members of the North East Scotland Beekeepers Association and quiz them all about our bumbly friends, Demonstrations and nest box building workshops throughout the day.

Stories and music for pre-school children and their carers.

Europe's largest urban art festival comes to Bristol, with over 250 graffiti artists painting live. Among the featured artists are DALeast (China), Faith47 (South Africa), C215 (France), Peeta (Italy), Bristol natives Turroe and Inkie, Goin (France), Eoin (Ireland), JBAK (Germany), Remo (USA), Neuzz (Mexico), Peacetu…

Experience a range of Victorian games and pastimes as we take a look at how Darwin's children would have lived in the 19th Century at Down House and how toys were very different to what you might have today!

Help to survey the number of bats living at St Fagans. With help from Cardiff Bat Group we will learn how to use bat detectors and count and record the local bats as part of the National Bat Monitoring Program.

See the prettiest beasts in the west of Scotland as they enjoy their moment in the spotlight. The judging starts at 11am in the Bothy Field.

Monthly Saturday craft market.

Archbishop Gerard Muller, the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, gives a lecture in in recognition of the importance of the St. Andrew’s Foundation. Booking is essential.

Fiona Bruce and the BBC's team of experts descend on Scone Palace for this valuation day. Take along your heirlooms and car boot discoveries to see if you have a dusty treasure on your hands.

Led by one of the Gallery's curators, meet the artist and then have the opportunity to watch an embroidery demonstration. The exhibition features work by May Morris and contemporary embroiderer Nicola Jarvis.

Book session for toddlers with stories, songs and rhymes.

Discover the bats living around the Haining Estate. Where are they and what are they up to? Bring a torch (and a bat detector if you have one). Booking essential as numbers are limited. Suitable for ages 8+ r. All under 16s must be companied by an adult.

Gloves and litter pickers are provided for this clean-up which is happening all over Scotland's shores.

A panel event as part of University of Edinburgh's 'Women in Warfare' conference, featuring novelist Sue Reid Sexton, lecturer and critic Faith Pullin and historian Yvonne McEwen and chaired by historian Jenni Calder.

A talk with the scientists from the DNA laboratories about the work that goes on in the labs and what the work tells us about the world.

A pub quiz about science, packed with live demonstrations. Don't worry if you don't know what a covalent bond is, or how to add up a string of consecutive numbers in your head – there'll be room for inspired guesses too.