
Coffee and Things
A cafe on pedestrian St John Street in Perth, with good coffee, cakes, focaccia and breakfasts, and tables outside.

A remarkable private collection of works and belongings from Victorian painter John Everett Millais is going on public display in Perth for the first time. Opening 25 July, Millais in Perthshire at Perth Art Gallery will showcase more than 300 objects on long-term loan from the artist’s great-grandson, Sir Geoffroy Millais. Items include 19 oil paintings, studio tools, personal letters, and heirlooms from Effie Gray, Millais’s wife, muse, and a Perth native. Highlights include the rarely seen Halcyon Weather and a cast of a salmon Millais caught on the River Tay. Entry is free.
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A cafe on pedestrian St John Street in Perth, with good coffee, cakes, focaccia and breakfasts, and tables outside.

A florist, floristry school and cafe on St John Street in Perth, with coffee, cakes, breakfasts and flowers.
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The last letter written by Mary, Queen of Scots will go on public display in Perth next year.

New research has revealed the fate of fragments from the Stone of Destiny, the ancient sandstone block linked to Scotland’s monarchy for over 1,000 years.

A race is underway to complete the reconstructed Iron Age crannog on Loch Tay, after years of effort.