Days out, "Inverness"

A small and intimate contender on the Scottish music festival scene. Set in the gardens and woodlands of Inshriach House by Aviemore, it brings together 300 Scottish musicians to offer something special to its 1000 guests.

The internationally-acclaimed Russian circus troupe returns with ever more impressive acrobatics, clowning and aerial feats.

Traditional song, poetry and storytelling competitions, plus an evening ceilidh.

The North of Scotland's largest ever truck fest with lots of trucks and truck-related stuff as well as live music, food and drink.

An open-level dance class mixing techniques found in ballet and modern dance, as well as working on alignment, control and developing expression. Good level of fitness required; wear loose fitting clothes and no shoes. Ages 16+.

Master the skills of musical theatre, from dance to drama and singing. Ages 9–12 and 13–17 together from 4pm, working towards a performance in June.

A chance to unleash your hidden skills and embrace a new sense of confidence at these fun, relaxed singing classes which explore pop, rock and musical numbers.

An introduction to the mystical (not really) world of Photoshop. Bring your own laptop with Adobe Photoshop software and learn to edit and enhance images.

Christian festival with live music, talks, conferences, worship and days out. This year's events include a Ladies' Night at Drumossie with author Liz Curtis Higgs and Phillipa Hanna (who has just supported Lionel Ritchie on tour), a concert at the Ironworks with LZ7, Empire Nation and Ben Cantelon and band, and a…

Gentle relaxation and movement classes, with one for 4–14 months at 10am and one for babies aged eight weeks to pre-crawling at 11.15am. Each child must be accompanied by an adult. Booking is essential.

An introduction to the world of dance and a chance to test out those pretty, but painful, shoes. Ages 13–17.

An open class for all levels to practice basic techniques and improve on their style. Ages 16+.

A family-friendly day based around all things running, with a choice of lengths for the fitness minded, from a full marathon to a cheeky 5k with a 'Wee Nessie' option for under 5s. For those who'd rather not work up a sweat there's the Event Village at the finish line with a food and drink fair.

Creative play sessions with a bit of everything. Suitable for babies from birth to crawling.

Dance and creative movement for ages 3–5 with energy to burn.

The Highlands' capital host their annual fireworks display at Bught Park.

Cuban salsa class teaching the basics before progressing to more complicated techniques in the 'Improvers' course. Come alone or as a couple; wear comfortable clothes and clean shoes.

The next steps for those who already have the basics, taught by former UK Salsa Champion Noel Hernandez-Roque.

Garden opening.

Get dancing at these sessions that combine hip hop and contemporary styles. Ages 5–8 from 4pm; ages 9–12 from 4.45pm.

A computer-based design class for adults and kids ages 8+, with 'Beginners', 'Improvers' and 'Advanced' level classes.

Creative play and drama games for kids to explore their creativity, make friends and enjoy learning about drama. Ages 5–8 from 4pm; ages 9–12 from 4.45pm.

Drama group for ages 3–5 to explore a different story or theme every time.