Useful Information & Competition T's + C's

Where Can I Stay?

Check out the Easter Ross Peninsula site for links to accommodation in our district. Easter Ross Peninsula - Escape to Somewhere Wonderful

Can I View Events Online?

What Happens If the Event is Cancelled?

If an event is cancelled outright by the organising group the patron will be reimbursed in full. Where an event is postponed patrons will be given the opportunity to defer or receive a full refund minus booking fee.

We do livestream some of our events. Go to Ticketsource to purchase passes when the programme has been launched.

Can I Buy Tickets at the Venue?

Where there is capacity tickets will be available on the door. Please check via this very website or Ticketsource to check availability.

Accessibility

Accessibility: We want all our events to be accessible to everyone. Where possible, we have ensured wheelchair access and disabled parking. Please get in touch with any particular accessibility needs and we will do our best to accommodate them.

Tickets will go on sale approx. 6 weeks before the festival run and will be available to book via our website: www.stduthacbookfest.com Or via TicketSource: www.ticketsource.co.uk/st-duthac book-arts-festival.

Alternatively you can telephone Ticketsource on 0333 666 3366 (Mon-Fri 9am 7pm, Sat 9am-5pm). Where there is availability tickets can be purchased via the pop-up bookshop or at the event during the festival run. Please avoid disappointment and book in advance.

What are the current Scottish government Covid guidelines?

As at 8th May 2023 there are no covid rules or restrictions in Scotland.

There are things you can do to stay well and protect others, like:

staying at home if you have symptoms
wearing a face covering
washing your hands regularly
meeting in well-ventilated spaces
supporting Distance Aware, for anyone who prefers others to take extra care around them.

For current guidelines please check out the official Scottish Government website. Coronavirus in Scotland - gov.scot (www.gov.scot)

Photography and Filming: There will be photography and/or filming at all our events. Photographs taken at our events might be used on social media and on our website.

Photography

Does the St Duthac Book & Arts Festival Group Have a Safeguarding Policy?

Is the St Duthac Book & Arts Festival Group a Constituted Group?

Care for Our Environment: Please keep our beautiful environment at the front of your mind. Bring your own cup, take your rubbish home or dispose of it with care, and travel by public transport, car share, bike or foot where possible

Environmentally Aware

Where Can I buy Tickets?

Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied at events by an adult at all times. The protection of vulnerable people who support the St Duthac Book & Arts Festival is important to us. You can read our policy in full by clicking here.

Pro-Loco T's & C's

Please click on this link to read all of the terms and conditions for the Pro-Loco event.

School Art Competition

Please click on this link to read all of the terms and conditions for the prize winning School Art Competition.

The St Duthac Book & Arts Festival group adopted it's constitution at our inaugural general meeting in 2022. Click here to view in full.

Pitching for 2026 As An Author or Artist or Performance

The St Duthac Book & Arts Festival group began their planning and development of the 2026 festival in earnest from October 2025. Our window is now closed, but will re-open in October 2026.

I Can't Come Anymore - Can I have a refund?

All tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled outright by the organising group. Where it is cancelled by us the patron will be reimbursed in full. Where an event is postponed patrons will be given the opportunity to defer or receive a full refund minus booking fee.