COMMUNITY PROJECTS
Bringing Brora's Stories to Life
From local history research and traditional salt making to singing groups and community activities, our projects bring people together to celebrate and share Brora’s heritage.
Heritage Led by the Community
Working Together to preserve the past
Brora Heritage is more than a museum. It is a place where local people come together to research, share memories, learn new skills and explore the stories that make our community unique.
Whether you’re a lifelong resident, new to the area or simply interested in local history, everyone is welcome to get involved.
The Salters
Reviving the traditional art of salt making from seawater, just as it was practised in Brora over 200 years ago.
Meets several times each year
Gordonbush Estate Papers Research Group
Exploring and cataloguing a fascinating collection of documents and correspondence from the Gordonbush Estate.
Weekly research sessions
Brora Blethers
A welcoming weekly gathering where stories, memories and local knowledge are shared over tea, coffee and cake.
Everyone welcome
Gaelic Conversation Group
A relaxed and welcoming group bringing people together through conversation, culture and a shared love of the Gaelic language.
All levels welcome
Fluent speakers and learners alike are invited to come along, practise their Gaelic and enjoy good company in an informal setting.
Heritage Led by the Community
Meet New People
Connect with others who share an interest in Brora's heritage.
Learn New Skills
Research, archiving, storytelling, heritage interpretation and more.
Make a Difference
Help preserve local history for future generations.
Accessibility
We strive to make Brora Heritage welcoming, accessible and meaningful for all visitors.
For more information, please visit our Accessibility page or contact us directly before your visit on 01408 622024 or email info@broraheritage.com