Welcome to the Whats On Guide to Loch Lomond and Dunbartonshire
Prior to 1975, the county was also used for local government with its own county council, its administrative centre being at the town of Dumbarton. Under the 1973 Local Government (Scotland) Act, the county council was abolished and administration was transferred to the newly formed Strathclyde council region. When Strathclyde was itself dissolved in 1996, the term “Dunbartonshire” resurfaced in local administration in the names of the new council areas of East Dunbartonshire and West Dunbartonshire.
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Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
A fantastic tribute to the music from The Greatest Showman and other smash hit shows!
Hot off the heels of the smash hit musical, “The Greatest Show” is a musical extravaganza featuring music from the 2018 Box Office hit PLUS some of the biggest hit musicals of all time. The Greatest Show is the ultimate FEEL GOOD show with outstanding vocals, dynamic choreography and a high energy performance.
Featuring amazing music from feel good shows including:
The Greatest Show
Come Alive
From Now On
Never Enough
Rewrite The Stars
A Million Dreams
The Other Side
This Is Me
Tightrope
Phantom of the Opera
We Will Rock You
Mamma Mia
Fame
Footloose
Don’t Stop Believing
Holding Out For A Hero
500 Miles
We Built This City
Time Warp
December 1963, Oh What A Night!
Time Of My Life
9 to 5
Greased Lightning
“Come Alive” and make “A Million Dreams” come true with “The Greatest Show” of 2018!
On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.
Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.
All times are approximate – For spectator information only)
10-45a.m. Patrick Colquhoun, Younger of Luss, will march in front of the Helensburgh Clan Colquhoun Pipe Band from Luss Car Park to Luss Pier and then proceed to the Games Field, where the opening ceremony will take place. For Parking Information, Directions and Entry to the games Click Here
TRACK EVENTS
Children’s Events
11-35 a.m.
90 Metres handicap for girls 12 to 15
11-40 a.m.
90 Metres handicap for boys 12 to 15
11-45 a.m.
90 Metres handicap for girls 11 and under
11-50 a.m.
70 Metres handicap for boys 11 and under
12-50 p.m.
600 Metres Race Girls and Boys under 12 to 15
Children’s Fun Events (Girls and Boys dash for under 5’s, 5-7, 8-10 and 14 years olds) between 2p.m and 3 pm.
LOCAL EVENTS
12 noon
90 Metres Handicap Race
12-15 p.m.
200 Metres Handicap Race
12-30 p.m.
Obstacle Race
12-40 p.m.
Hill Race
OPEN EVENTS
1-15 p.m.
90 Metres Handicap (Heats)
3-15 pm.
200 Metres Handicap (Heats)
1-30 p.m.
800 Metres Cycle
3-25 p.m.
3200 Metres Cycle
1-45 p.m.
800 Metres Handicap Race
3-35 p.m.
Obstacle Race
1-55 p.m
90 Metres Handicap (Final)
3-50 p.m.
200 Metres Handicap (Final)
2-05 p.m
Kilted Dash
3-55 p.m.
1600 Metres Handicap
2-15 p.m.
1600 Metres Cycle
4-10 p.m.
Overseas Visitors Race
2-30 p.m.
5K De’ll tak the hindmost
4-15 p.m.
Cycle De’ll tak the hindmost
3 p.m.
Hill Race
4-25 p.m.
400 Metres Handicap Race
FIELD EVENTS
10-30a.m. and 1p.m.
Clann an Drumma
11 a.m.
Chieftain opens the Games
11 a.m. onwards
Highland Dancing
11 a.m. – 12-30 p.m.
Children’s Heavy Events
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Highland Games are a traditional Scottish Highland Games situated in the village of Balloch at the southern end of Loch Lomond
The games were started in 1967 by a group of local business men with an outlay of £500 to promote tourism in the Balloch area and now has prize money of over £15,000.
We are now a Private Limited Company and this year obtained Scottish Charity status.
The games are now one of the top three Highland Games in Scotland hosting the Scottish Highland Games Association World Heavyweight Championship and the 80 metre Scotttish Sprint Championship.
This did not include a further 350 competitors competing in other events throughout the day such as pipng, athletics, wrestling, cycling, dancing and all the usual heavyweight events.
So join us for a great day out on the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.
Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.
Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.
Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.
Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.
Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.
Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.
On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.
Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.
Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.
A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.