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Stronsay Community Council will meet at 19:00 in the Carpet Room at the Community Centre. These are open meetings and members of the public are welcome.

From Michael O Cleat on Stronsay's Facebook page: On Saturday 24th May the Orkney vintage club accompanied by the Caithness vintage club are going to visit Stronsay. The plan is to visit some farms as time allows. Anyone wishing to blow the cobwebs off their pride and joy are welcome to tag along, leaving the […]

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Bumblebee Wildlife Workshop Join us for a gentle afternoon walk to learn all about the bumblebees of Stronsay! When: Wednesday 18th June, 1:00pm – 4:00pm Where: Starting at the SDT Offices We'll take a short stroll (approx. half a mile each way) down the track towards the burial ground, keeping an eye out for our […]

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Stronsay Community Council will meet at 19:00 in the Carpet Room at the Community Centre. These are open meetings and members of the public are welcome.

I'll be offering an Art workshop for my Stronsay neighbors on July 9. For those that know my work at Lewis and Mullen schools, the project is my legendary "Past, Present, Future". Thousands of these assigned graphite artworks were cherished by the students who created them, and now may be prominently displayed, stored in boxes, […]

 SOAP – Summer Outdoor Activities Programme 2025 A summer of fun, connection, and adventure – right here on Stronsay! Happening on the 17th & 18th of July Held at Community Hall and Side Car ParkWe’re thrilled to launch the OIC Summer Outdoor Adventure Programme 2025 – a brilliant line-up of outdoor activities for all ages. Whether you're a […]

Seagrass is an underwater marine flowering plant important for diversity, nursery habitat, shoreline storm protection, and carbon storage. The Orkney Islands contain some of the most pristine seagrass meadows in the UK. Project Seagrass is a UK-based charity that is working with communities to map, conserve and restore seagrass meadows. From the 19th of July to […]

The Polished Pastels Art Workshop Generally speaking, pastel chalks are notably difficult to control. The broken pieces tend to be clumsy in the hand, they require specially textured papers, they smudge easily and also need a fixative spray or glass to protect them. Our “Polished Pastels” technique sidesteps every one of those difficulties! Join our […]