Arbroath Fire Station: Take a tour of an operational fire station, where volunteers will show you the fire engines and equipment used to keep the community safe.

Friockheim Community Hub: Discover this vibrant community centre, find out about the services that use it and enjoy crafts for all ages.

Friockheim Park Community Volunteers Lockup: Find out about the work of this dedicated volunteer group that maintains the local park and public spaces.

Hospitalfield House: Explore this stunning arts & crafts country house with its distinctive double walled garden and get an insight into its history.

Memorial Chapel: See this unique mortuary chapel located in the Western Cemetery, designed by renowned architect Patrick Allan-Fraser as a memorial to his late wife.

Royal Observer Corps Post Museum: Go 15 feet underground to explore this preserved Cold War relic that was once a monitoring post for nuclear attacks.

St Vigeans Church: Visit this picturesque 12th-century church with a rich history, standing on a prominent natural kaim and once an important Pictish site.

Wee Cook: Come along to Wee COOK HQ, home to award-winning pies and street food, for a talk, mini tour and hands on pie making – TICKETS SOLD OUT!

Angus Alchemy: Explore this quirky distillery that makes unique gin and moonshine, and meet meet the masterminds behind the madness.

Davidson Legacy Cottage: Tour the restored home of William C. Davidson, father of the founders of the legendary Harley-Davidson motorcycle company.

Glencadam Distillery: Visit one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries for a special behind-the-scenes guided tour – TICKETS SOLD OUT!

Kinnaird Castle: See this 15th-century castle that has been the home of the Carnegie family, the Earls of Southesk, for over 600 years – TICKETS SOLD OUT!

Glenesk Folk Museum: Discover this charming museum, founded in 1955 by historian and local schoolteacher Margaret Fairweather Michie MBE, known as Greta.

Inglis Memorial Hall: Explore this stunning Category A listed municipal building, home to possibly the last remaining example of a Cotgreave Indicator library system in the UK.

Balmashanner War Memorial: Visit this monument, locally known as “Bummie,” erected in memory of the men of Forfar and District who fell in the Great War.

Forfar & District Historical Society Guided Tour: Join a walk led by a local historian to explore the town’s history, focusing on two giants of Scottish history – John Jamieson and George Don.

Rocks of Angus at the Meffan Museum: Join this celebration of the geology of Angus with hands on activities for geologists of all ages and rock themed fun for children and families.

The Pictish Room: This room, located in Aberlemno Village Hall, provides fascinating information and replicas of the carved Pictish stones.

The Bothy Experience: The home of the award-winning Gin Bothy, this visitor experience tells the story of traditional Scottish bothy culture.

J M Barrie’s Birthplace: Step into the very house where the creator of Peter Pan, Sir J. M. Barrie, was born and raised.

Kirriemuir Camera Obscura & Café Obscura: Enjoy a fascinating glimpse into historic technology with stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside.

Angus Folk Collection at House of Dun: Explore the folk collection in the courtyard of the beautiful House of Dun and discover the fascinating history of rural life in the region.

Montrose Basin Visitor Centre: This centre offers panoramic views of the Montrose Basin wildlife reserve, where you can spot seals, ospreys, and thousands of migrating pink-footed geese.

The William Lamb Studio: Discover the former studio and home of Montrose-born sculptor and artist William Lamb, featuring his incredible works.

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church: Visit this historic black and white church, one of the newer churches in the Diocese of Brechin, and relax in the Prayer Garden.

St Marnock’s Church: A historic church, built in 1453, that contains unique pre-Reformation paintings of national significance and a rare sacrament-house.