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Ross-shire & Sutherland Federation: Bulb & Baking Show 2026

Time:
1.30pm - 3.30pm prizegiving after
Location:
Maryburgh Community Centre Maryburgh
Email:
lynnl2651@aol.com

The Annual Ross-shire & Sutherland Bulb & Baking show which is held each year. Institutes from as far as Lochmaddy in the west to North Kessock in the South take part.

Held at Maryburgh Community Centre from  1.30pm – 3:30pm on 21 March 2026

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