The Brig o' Turk Tearoom

Events at Our Tearoom

Over the year there will be a variety of events taking place in the tearoom. This page will be updated as additional events are confirmed.

The evening will be a little bit ‘open mic’ style with the possibility of a jam session afterwards. Whether you want to sing or play or just come and listen to some very talented locals, come along to the tearoom on Friday  3rd April from 7pm.

To celebrate Culture Night Stirling and bring the Carnival of the Wolf to the Trossachs, a number of local organisations have curated an evening of Wolf Tales to be hosted between the Trossachs Church and the Brig o’ Turk Tearoom.
 
The evening’s events will start at the Trossachs Church at 7pm with a Community Art Exhibition, followed with a talk on local wolf legends and wrapped up with a wolf inspired concert by WildWood Cello Duo.
 
The celebrations will then move to the Brig o’ Turk Tearoom from 9pm for an ‘open mic style’ community ceilidh (not the dancing type ceilidh, our floors can’t take that!) of wolf themed informal performances. If you have a favourite poem, song, quote from literature that references or is about wolves and wolf folklore please come along and share.

Schedule of events to follow.

Not that one should need an excuse to indulge in a cream tea, however if you do – the 26th June is the excuse you’ve been looking for – it is National Cream Tea Day! Join us in the tearoom on the 26th June to celebrate National Cream Tea Day in style. (We don’t even mind which way you do the jam and cream!).

The first of our annual charity quiz and pudding nights, with this one being in aid of Dumbarton SSPCA. We ask quiz teams to book their place in advance, to manage capacity and so we can have enough pudding! To book your place please email kay@brigoturktearoom.com.

Maximum 4 people per team, £5 entry fee (includes pudding). All fees go to charity.

Join us at the Brig o’ Turk Tearoom on the 4th October to celebrate Cinnamon Bun Day by participating in the practice of ‘Fika’ and enjoy a a coffee or tea and cinnamon bun or other homemade baked goods. 

The second of our charity quiz and a pudding night be on the 23rd October and in aid of Killin Mountain Rescue Team. We ask quiz teams to book their place in advance, to manage capacity and so we can have enough pudding! To book your place please email kay@brigoturktearoom.com.

Maximum 4 people per team, £5 entry fee (includes pudding). All fees go to charity.

More details to follow.

Brig o Turk Cafe

We Create Delicious Memories

This has recently had an "upgrade" and looks fresh and modern inside with some outside seating as well. It was really busy when we called in, but the staff are friendly and hard-working. There are some nice walks in the vicinity and it's well worth stopping here if you have some time to spend.

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Lovingly restored classic Scottish Tea Room. Kay's baking is phenomenal and so inclusive, she always makes plant based treats and items with non-gluten containing ingredients, but be quick because the delicious cakes sometimes fly out of the door.

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I’ve had the pleasure of having many meals at the Brig O’Turk Tea Room, since the mid 1990’s. A good friend of mine used to have family living in that simply stunning part of Scotland, and I was fortunate enough to spend some time over there.

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