Results Day Drop-in
Students can visit UHI Inverness on 5 August to collect their results between 10am and 2pm.
Home · Events in Inverness This Week
This week, you'll find a focused selection of things to do in Inverness, offering you a chance to connect with local life and the region's history. For those connected to local academic institutions, there's an opportunity to participate in a key event. You can join other students at a campus-based session where you can collect important academic updates and connect with support staff, with refreshments available. This gathering offers essential information and a communal space for those reaching a milestone in their studies. Beyond academics, you can delve into the past with a historical re-enactment. This large-scale presentation allows you to experience 2000 years of Scottish history brought to life by performers and displays. It's a chance to observe how different eras influenced the landscape and culture of the Highlands. Consider this a way to deepen your understanding of the events that have shaped this area, presented in an engaging format. You might appreciate the intricate details of historical periods that shaped the region. This offers a contrast to the more immediate engagements available. You can approach these options with an eye for both the practical and the historical, reflecting different facets of life here in Inverness. Whether you are supporting the local educational community or engaging with the past, you have distinct choices available. Browse the listings below to plan your week.
Students can visit UHI Inverness on 5 August to collect their results between 10am and 2pm.
Jimmy Nail performs storytelling and songs in a live music event at Eden Court.
Comedian Chris Thorburn performs his stand-up show Monster Comedy at a venue in the city.
A re-enactment of 2000 years of Scottish history takes place at Fort George near Inverness.