Find information about community groups, charities and voluntary organisations in Orkney. Our directory also includes details of the other services providing support in the the local community.

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Shapinsay Heritage Arts and Crafts looks after the historical, cultural, natural heritage, arts and crafts and other features of life in the island of Shapinsay…

Traditional music club for players of all abilities.

Soulisquoy Printmakers provides open access printmaking facilities for artistic students, young people and the wider community through workshops, open sessions, master classes…

St Andrews Drama Club is a small club who enjoy Amateur Dramatics. We take part in the annual Drama festival most years and also help to put on a pantomime on alternate years.

St Magnus International Festival takes place around midsummer each year and is a multi-arts festival with music at its core.

St Ola SWI meets in Kirkwall once a month and is open to all women. We have talks on various topics and share ideas about baking and crafts.

Stromness Library is housed within the new Warehouse Buildings and offers the same services as the main library in Kirkwall.

Stromness Drama Club is an amateur dramatics society that involves the Stromness community and far beyond.

Stromness Royal British Legion Pipe Band offers free tuition for the Highland Bagpipes and Marching Drums.

A group of talented island folk of all ages, who have a shared passion for traditional Orkney tunes and who play a variety of instruments from fiddle to clarsach.

VAO Member

Formally The George Mackay Brown Fellowship, Writing Orkney celebrates the legacy of past Orkney writers and promotes new creative writing in the islands.

Situated opposite St Magnus Cathedral, Orkney Museum tells the story of Orkney, from the Stone Age, to the Picts and Vikings, right through to the present day.

The Orkney Theatre is available as a theatre space for a variety of events. See our website for information on technical specifications and services available.

Visitor, travel & accommodation information.

Established in 2012, West Side Cinema offers the edge of world cinema in a relaxed and social atmosphere with cabaret style table seating, and you can bring your own drinks and snacks.

Develop and promote tourism on Westray and Papa Westray.

We encourage, develop and support crafts and crafting in Westray and Papa Westray. The craft goods are also made available for sale.

The group meets on a weekly basis with regular classes and opportunities to bead, and to learn from each other.

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