Wick residents are invited to chat, craft and share stories about what makes Wick great. All welcome, lunch provided!
Do you know where the good stuff is?
Do you have stories about Wick, or just interested to learn more about where you live?
Join us on alternate Tuesdays, starting 21st April at the Discovery College in Wick, to share local knowledge, heritage and culture, do a wee bit of crafting or cooking, and discover things about Wick you maybe didn't know.
Book here via Eventbrite, or just drop-in.
Future dates will be:
- 5th May 2026
- 19th May 2026
- 2nd June 2026
These events are being delivered in partnership with Rural Health Equity, a project exploring what shapes health and wellbeing in communities across the Highlands and Islands. Grounded in the belief that the knowledge, experience and voices of rural communities matter, the project works alongside local groups and individuals to draw on the heritage, culture, networks and strengths already here in exploring what helps people and places thrive.
Find out more at: www.ruralhealthequity.co.uk
Project Enquiries: contact@ruralhealthequity.co.uk
Event Enquiries: liz.ellis@southwales.ac.uk
Directions or transport enquiries: +44 (0)1463 236507
This work is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). Rural Health Equity is led by the University of South Wales in partnership with the University of the Highlands and Islands, University of Dundee, Change Mental Health and NHS Highland.
These events are supported by the Highland Discovery College and Lyth Arts Centre.
Wick residents are invited to chat, craft and share stories about what makes Wick great. All welcome, lunch provided!
Do you know where the good stuff is?
Do you have stories about Wick, or just interested to learn more about where you live?
Join us on alternate Tuesdays, starting 21st April at the Discovery College in Wick, to share local knowledge, heritage and culture, do a wee bit of crafting or cooking, and discover things about Wick you maybe didn't know.
Book here via Eventbrite, or just drop-in.
Future dates will be:
- 5th May 2026
- 19th May 2026
- 2nd June 2026
These events are being delivered in partnership with Rural Health Equity, a project exploring what shapes health and wellbeing in communities across the Highlands and Islands. Grounded in the belief that the knowledge, experience and voices of rural communities matter, the project works alongside local groups and individuals to draw on the heritage, culture, networks and strengths already here in exploring what helps people and places thrive.
Find out more at: www.ruralhealthequity.co.uk
Project Enquiries: contact@ruralhealthequity.co.uk
Event Enquiries: liz.ellis@southwales.ac.uk
Directions or transport enquiries: +44 (0)1463 236507
This work is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). Rural Health Equity is led by the University of South Wales in partnership with the University of the Highlands and Islands, University of Dundee, Change Mental Health and NHS Highland.
These events are supported by the Highland Discovery College and Lyth Arts Centre.
Good to know
Highlights
- 4 hours
- In-person
Location
Discovery College
Wellington Centre
Airport Industrial Estate Wick KW1 4QS
How would you like to get there?
