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Kenmore Easter family fun in pictures

Kenmore, on the shores of Loch Tay, hosted a day of Easter activities, including a treasure hunt and crafting

By Morag Lindsay

March 31 2024, 5:27pm

Grace and Christopher Tarver from Aberfeldy took part in the Kenmore Easter treasure hunt. Image: Marieke McBean

The Kenmore community celebrated all things Easter with a family day on the banks of Loch Tay.

Youngsters enjoyed Easter crafts at the Breadalbane Reading Room and threw themselves into a treasure hunt around the village.

Searchers were encouraged to follow picture clues to solve the puzzle and win a prize.

Kenmore Sports Pavilion also hosted a variety of craft activities, with visitors trying their hand at egg cups, boiled eggs, pebbles, scratch art and sun catchers.

And a steady supply of Easter muffins, shortbread bunnies and refreshments kept kids and grown-ups going throughout the day.

Kenmore Bakery, Karelia House, the Courtyard shop and restaurant and Taymouth Castle all lent their support.

Toddler Thomas Dixon with colourful papers and easter egg stickers — Thomas Dixon,3, from Glenfarg taking part in the Easter craft activities at Kenmore. Image: Marieke McBean

Hally Smith, Zoe Mulvaney and Milly Smith, three primary school age children holding treasure hunt clues in Kenmore — Hally Smith, Zoe Mulvaney and Milly Smith taking part in the treasure hunt. Image: Marieke McBean

Isabella Leighton, young girl wearing glasses and blue dress, holding treasure hunt clue sheet — Isabella Leighton from Fearnan with her treasure hunt sheet. Image: Marieke McBean

Family seated at table with colourful craft materials in Kenmore — Families enjoyed the Easter craft activities. Image: Marieke McBean

Mother and child Erika and Maeve Fabian holding treasure hunt clue sheet in green park at Kenmore — Maeve Fabian and mum Erika from Aberfeldy taking part in the Easter treasure hunt at Kenmore. Image: Marieke McBean

People walking through village of Kenmore with distinctive stone gates — Kenmore was looking beautiful in the spring sunshine. Image: Marieke McBean

Children Grace and Christopher Tarver looking at clue sheet in field of daffodils — Grace and Christopher Tarver from Aberfeldy giving the treasure hunt clues some careful consideration. Image: Marieke McBean

Family standing at sign-in table in oak lined building with sunlight streaming through — Families signed up for the treasure hunt at Kenmore’s historic reading rooms. Image: Marieke McBean

Ivy Whitaker, young blonde girl with headband with carrots sticking out of the top at craft event in Kenmore — Ivy Whitaker from Edinburgh wearing just the headgear to attract the Easter bunny. Image: Marieke McBean

Hally Smith and Zoe Mulvaney kneeling with treasure hunt clue sheets on their knees — Hally Smith and Zoe Mulvaney getting stuck into the treasure hunt. Image: Marieke McBean

Kenmore Easter family fun in pictures

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