Sir Christopher, a staunch supporter and brother-in-law of Bruce, accompanied him to Greyfriars Monastery on the fateful day of John Comyn’s murder. Seton killed Comyn’s uncle, Robert, when he went to attack Bruce.

His wife, Lady Christian Bruce, built the chapel in memory of her husband. Guests will be given the special privilege of meeting Lady Christian Bruce and learn about the story of the Chrystal Chapel, with a chance to view the small collection of stones that once formed part of this poignant memorial.

Try a range of medieval style artwork taking inspiration from the carvings and artefacts around Glenluce Abbey, one of the places Robert the Bruce rested during his final journey to Whithorn Priory in his final days.

Discover why people went on pilgrimage, what they took with them, stories from the journey, and what they brought back.

Living history with artefacts to handle and a visit to the remains of the medieval church visited by Robert the Bruce in his final days.

Lochmaben Heritage Centre, in collaboration with Dumfries Museum present an evening exploring Medieval Pilgrimage.

An engaging presentation packed with artefacts, images and music.

Discover why Medieval Scots went on pilgrimage, the adventures of the journey and some of the souvenirs they brought back.

We’ll also explore the final journey of Robert the Bruce to St Ninian’s shrine at Whithorn.

A talk with Andrew Redmond Barr, Writer & Artist.

Author of The Illustrated Declaration of Arbroath + The Atlas of Scotland: Vision of a Nation, on the anniversary of the signing of The Declaration of Arbroath.

This talk explores the famous letter which declared Robert the Bruce King of Scotland. The event will also look more broadly at how artistic and creative approaches, such as illustration and map-making, can help us better understand Scotland's stories.

A new exhibition exploring tales from the region in the 7th to 15th century with artefacts, interactives and a focus on the Bruces as Lords of Annandale. Exhibition continues through April and May, Monday to Saturday 11am to 4pm.

Braveheart, starring Mel Gibson

Lochmaben Castle was the seat of the Bruce family for about 150 years, and it was from here he left to meet with and then murder his rival John ‘Red’ Comyn.

Hear this tale, and more legends and lore associated with the atmospheric surroundings of Castle Loch, Lochmaben which forms the perfect backdrop to an evening of spine-chilling storytelling…

From the women of the Medieval Bruce Heritage Trust, a tribute to the Bruce women.

Featuring Sanquhar’s most iconic landmarks coupled with strange and thought-provoking tales, award-winning storytellers Mostly Ghostly will explore a darker, more curious side to this historically important town. As we meander through ancient streets and eerie closes, you’ll discover dark deeds, colourful characters, tales of heartbreak and mysterious encounters… A must-do for lovers of history, legends and lore!

This day of events for the launch of our Robert the Bruce 750th Birthday Programme will conclude at 7pm by exploring the home of Bruce’s companion, Sir Roger ‘Mak Siccar’ Kirkpatrick who allegedly delivered the fatal blows to the Red Comyn, on this fateful day in 1306.

To mark ‘the closing of the day’ as many would have done in Medieval times, we will host an immersive and authentic Medieval Vespers ceremony, conducted by The Bishop of Whithorn (The Diocese of the British Isles),, dedicated to Sir John ‘the Red’ Comyn, to commemorate the end of his life., which was taken at this location, on this date in 1306.

On this walking tour around Dumfries Town Centre you will learn more about how Dumfries would have looked at the time of Robert the Bruce, and the town’s Medieval history.

A tradition marked every year by the Medieval Bruce Heritage Trust, on the date and at the location that the slaying took place, in the heart of medieval Dumfries. An event that changed the future of Scotland.

This is a living history storytelling event.

We are hosting a meet and great with our Wildlings o’ Galloway at the beautiful Lincluden Abbey. The evening will be filled with a tour of the Abbey, followed by a transitional pit-hog roast buns and meed! As the light begins to fade we will share songs and family friendly stories around what remain of the hot coals of the pit fire.

Come feast with us, in the company of some of our most illustrious and infamous, time travelling ancestors: The Wildlings O Gallowa’. Enjoy traditional entertainment between courses, in the true tradition of feasting.

Authentic Medieval Mass & High Tea in the presence of the Munificent Lady Devorguilla of Galloway, in her ancestral home, Buittle Castle.

Gather In The Feasting Hall @ Buittle Castle, For A Rare Opportunity To Dine Like You Are In The Seven Kingdoms!

Sample The Unique Culinary Creations Of Francis Halpin, Game Of Thrones’ Home Economist, at this, our exclusive GoT Themed Immersive Experience.

Historic Pub Quest, guided by the Wildlings O Galloway!

We invite thee to join us for a time travelling experience where we'll tak in Hostelries, Inn's n Pubs fae Ye Olde Maxwelltoon, crossing the river in tae Dumfries...

Focusing mainly on the medieval stories of Ye Olde Dumfries & Maxwelltoon, taking you from Globe to Globe.

Oor interactive quest will be hosted by none other than oor munificent & illustrious Lady Dervorguilla & guided by some o’ oor other infamous Wildings O Gallowa’!

..........................A’ Gallovidia!!!..........................

A guided tour led by The Lionheart, Warrior Clan Chieftain & Guardian of the Wildlings of Galloway

As We Approach Samhain The Veil Is Thinning, Prepare Yourself, Its Nearly Time For The Ghosts O Oor Ancestors To Come Oot To Play…

The Wildlings Are Rising Again! This Time It's Gonna Get 'Grim' & Gruesome.

Are You Brave Enough To Meet The Wildlings O Galloway... After Dark?