Festival celebrating whisky and traditional music returns to city
A SCOTTISH festival dedicated to celebrating the worlds of whisky and traditional music will return to Inverness this summer.
Organisers of the Scottish National Whisky Festival have this week announced their schedule for 202425, with the first event set to take place at Eden Court on Saturday, June 29.
This year’s Inverness edition will again give festival-goers the opportunity to sample hundreds of whiskies from world-renowned distilleries and independent bottlers, as well as exploring guest spirits and experimental flavours across the exhibitor lineup.
Elsewhere, “worldclass” mixologists will be at hand to create bespoke cocktails across pop-up bars.
The festival will also feature a specially curated bill of live music and seminars from celebrated Scottish performers, speakers and industry experts.
Gareth Croll, festival co-ordinator, said: “We can’t wait to hit the road and bring the Scottish National Whisky Festival to Inverness.
“As always, we are excited to partner with some of Scotland’s most celebrated distillers, bottlers, bars and artists to create an unforgettable celebration of Scottish culture today.”
Following the Inverness event, the festival will move on to the Music
Hall in Aberdeen on September 14 and
The Biscuit Factory in Edinburgh on October
26.