The page of the Northern Meeting Park community heritage interpretation project.
The Northern Meeting Park, in Inverness, is at the centre of an exciting new interpretation project, thanks to financial support from the National Heritage Lottery Fund. In collaboration with The Highland Council, High Life Highland is leading on this initiative which aims to create both on-site and online interpretive experiences for visitors. The project is designed to let people share their mem
ories of the Park, find out more about its history and significance, and help design the new interpretation that visitors and local people can enjoy on-site and online. There will be free, informal workshops at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery and in the Highland Archives Centre as well as a range of walks-and-talks, pop-up events and activities for local school children. Look out for information about how to get involved – details will be appearing online towards the end of July, and there will also be posters in a range of locations including local libraries, Inverness Museum and Art Gallery, the Highland Archives Service, and local community centres. Whether you are a lifelong Invernessian with stories to tell about the Park, or someone who has moved here more recently and wants to discover its history, this project is for you!