13 February 1900: CURLING The members of the Cullen Curling Club played a point game on the Swans' Pond today for a gold medal presented to the club by the late Mr Gordon of Cairnfield in December 1896.

#OnThisDay 13th February 2021 Day Seven of Snow at Cullen

Fall in love with Cullen this Valentine’s Day Special acccommodation, retail and eating out options from Beinn - Coffee & Books, Cullen Bay Hotel, Lily's Kitchen Cafe, The New Denver, The Royal Oak Hotel and The Seafield Arms Hotel. discovercullen.com/valentines-i... ❤️

The Seafield Arms Hotel in Cullen have announced a major new investment with the launch of the Odyssey Residences, available to book from 17 July 2026.

Old Tour #Scotland #Ancestry Travel Visit #Genealogy #Scottish Family #History Blog #photography of the golf course clubhouse in Cullen, Moray. Club was founded in 1870 and first nine holes were laid out by old Tom Morris from St Andrews, #Fife tour-scotland-photographs.blogspot.com/2017/05/old-...

12 February 1889: THE STORM Considerable anxiety has been felt here about the safety of four Cullen fishing boats which left Wick harbour on Wednesday (seven days ago).

The Three Kings Cullen Association are looking for new trustees. Care about Cullen? Have skills, ideas, or lived experience to share? They’re looking for local people to help shape the future of our community. [email protected] 01542 840701

11 February 1969: BRIDGE WIN Playing at The Royal Oak Hotel this evening, the Cullen Bridge Club beat Banff Bridge Club in a league game by 1300 points. #OnThisDay

Good afternoon from Cullen where for the first time since December it is dry. Even the roads and pavements are dry! Although cold, the weather forecast for the next few days features sunny spells 😎

10 February 1965: SAVINGS WORKERS THANKED A successful business and social meeting of Cullen Savings Workers was held in the Seafield Arms Hotel this evening. The workers were congratulated on their efforts by Mr J Gordon, district organiser of the Scottish Savings Committee.

Unboxing our new map signs. You will see these if you visit Cullen in 2026 in the beach car park. Fully updated for this year with all the new businesses who have opened in Cullen during 2025. #Cullen #DiscoverCullen #Moray #scotland #unboxing

Crochet Beginners Workshop with lunch on Sunday 1st March from 10-3pm  You'll learn all the basics of crochet at your own pace. A delicious lunch is also included in the workshop!  www.forestanddot.co.uk/store/Crochet-Beginners-with-Lunch-at-The-Royal-Oak-Hotel-Cullen-p222374151

Two dates for your diaries for Vintage and Makers Fair at The Hall Church in Cullen organised and hosted by The Kitsch Witch and Curtiss & Clementine. Sunday 12 April and Sunday 13th September

9 February 1900: SNOW We are now in the midst of a heavy snowstorm. Heavy showers of snow, with occasional periods of bright sunshine, have taken place every day during this week, and now snow lies to the depth of four or five inches in Cullen. Outdoor work is at a standstill. #OnThisDay

Good afternoon from the Salmon Bothy. The weather is getting better and Spring bulbs are beginning to make an appearance.

A fine fly cup and blether is what we all need in this dreich weather, so next Saturday (14th Feb) the Wakefield are inviting you all to come along, get cosy with tea or coffee served in vintage tea cups and you will hae afae fine pieces to munch on too. 10am - 12pm All welcome

8 February 1915: CULLEN SCHOOL Owing to the Headmaster being away on military service, slight alterations have to be made to classes until Thursday. Owing to stormy weather, attendance in lower classes is poor.

Always an exiting time to open the box and see our brand new Cullen Map leaflet for 2026 fresh from the printers. #unboxing

A massive thank you to everyone who came to our second hand book fair this morning. We are very grateful to you 😍

7 February 1917: NEWS FROM THE FRONT Intimation has been received in Cullen that Pte. John Findlay, Royal Scots Fusiliers, 222 Seatown, Cullen, has been killed in action in France. Previous to enlisting, he was engaged on a drifter. #OnThisDay

500+ pre-loved books are looking for a new home today! Second Hand Book Fair Sat 7 Feb 10.30am-1pm Tourist Office, The Square, Cullen, AB56 4RR. We will also have our regular retail stock available including new Cullen Tea Towels. Paperbacks 50p, 3 for £1 Hardbacks £1

Second Hand Book Fair Over 500 pre-loved books are looking for a new home. Saturday 7th February 10.30am to 1pm Cullen Tourist Office, The Square, Cullen, AB56 4RR. Funds raised support Discover Cullen.

Cullen Classical - Our next concert is on 19 March in the Seafield Arms Hotel and you could hear music like this, played with this energy! youtu.be/1YbAPq0walU?... Book your tickets here for a great evening: www.ticketsource.co.uk/cullen-class...

6 February 1900: FISHING A few boats have returned from Wick for a day or two for barking purposes. Most of them did very little during the last week. The haddock fishing there has been almost a blank, only 22 cwts being landed. Prices were from 15s to 17s 9d per cwt.

Lovely lunch to be served in Cullen Hall Church on Wednesday February the 18th from noon to 2pm. A selection of soups followed by pancake, ice-cream and maple syrup! And of course, always served with a smile! There is also a raffle.

With thanks to Matt Damon, Cullen and the Moray coast have been hitting the headlines this week. "Hollywood superstar Matt Damon lavishes praise on ‘beautiful’ Moray village of Cullen" “In particular, Cullen and the Moray coast was just beautiful.

Valentine's Gin Tasting Experience Where: Beinn Coffee & Books, 10 Seafield Street, Cullen When: Friday 13th February, 6:00-7:30pm Fancy celebrating friendship with gin instead of the usual Valentine's fuss? Full details and bookings >> ticketlab.app/event/37117-...

5 February 1907: CURLING IN CULLEN During the early part of this week, the frost was keen, and the curlers had a long spell of their favourite game. The ice on the large pond was in good order, and several interesting games were played.

Welcome Cullen Physiotherapy onto the Discover Cullen website. Kate Donn Chartered Physiotherapist: BSc MCSP HCPC Registered Back – Neck – Joint – Problems Sports Injuries & Massage Muscle & Ligament Pain Home Visits Available [email protected] 01542 841314.

Keeva Fashion Show Night at The Royal Oak Hotel Join us for a fabulous evening of style, bubbles & feel-good shopping right here in Cullen.

4 February 1901: FIRE Yesterday fire broke out in the upper storey of Mrs Strachan's dwelling-house in Cullen through a crib taking fire. Fortunately it was discovered in time and got under in a few minutes. #OnThisDay

Good morning from Cullen 😍

3 February 1896: LECTURE This evening a very large audience assembled in the Parish Church Hall to hear a lecture by Rev David Macrae on 'Characters we all meet'.

Fall in love with Cullen this Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re planning a romantic meal by the sea, a hand-in-hand walk along our dramatic coastline, or a cosy overnight stay to linger a little longer, Cullen offers the perfect setting to slow down and reconnect.

Cullen Tea Towels Now you can dry the dishes with our brand new Cullen Tea Towels. Based on our popular range of A3 prints the tea towel is 100% Cotton. Price includes postage and packing. Order online at discovercullen.com/product/cull...

2 February 1912: ALLEGED ROBBERY AT CULLEN At Banff Court today, Robert Swanson, junior barman, Seafield Arms, Cullen, was charged with having, on 20th September last, within the bar of the Seafield Arms, stolen £18 from the person of William Innes, fisherman, Cullen.

Cullen receives a 5 Star review from Hollywood actor Matt Damon following his stay here last summer filming 'The Odyssey'.

Four weeks today is the Cullen Skink World Championships 2026! The event brings together home cooks, amateurs, and professional chefs in an epic battle to create the most mouthwatering bowl of Scotland’s iconic Cullen Skink.

A tiny glimpse of some blue sky we we look out over a calm Cullen Bay.

Now and then at Findlater Castle

1 February 1900: FISHING Nine Cullen boats, fishing at Wick, arrived at this port at the end of last week to bark their nets. Some of them have done well at the fishing, others indifferently. As the barking of the nets is now a very expeditious one, they will proceed forthwith to the fishing again.

Valentine’s at Cullen Bay Hotel ❤️ Book now for a romantic weekend by the sea with a special Valentine’s menu, available 13th–15th February, plus exclusive overnight room offers when making a restaurant reservation for those dates. Call 01542 840432 to book.

Treat your Mums, Grandmas and Great-Grandmas to the Royal Oak's special Mother’s Day Menu on Sunday 15th March Lunch 12-2.30pm and Dinner 5-8pm Book early to avoid disappointment! Tel: 01542842762

A silver (not grey!) day in Cullen Bay

Shop for lease (left hand part of premises). £100/week +utilities. Contact 07809906495. 1 Bayview Road, Cullen discovercullen.com/commercial-p...

If you have been to Cullen recently you may have noticed that due to the stormy sea conditions the beach is more stony and rocky, and less sandy than usual. Fear not the sand is out in the bay and will be back on the beach when calmer seas return. #Cullen #DiscoverCullen #Moray #scotland

31 January 1953: CULLEN The Great Gale struck Cullen with winds of 80 mph, gusting at 113 mph, from 9am. The storm lasted for two hours at that level and the boatyard of Wm Gardiner was wrecked. #OnThisDay

The West (Floukie) Pier at Cullen Harbour has now partially reopened with access permitted just over half way along its length. The pier had been closed by Moray Council following recent storms and a deterioration of its condition.

Good afternoon from Cullen

30 January 1905: CULLEN The steam drifter Balm (Mr Findlay 'Den' skipper) put into Cullen Harbour this week and reported the loss of most of her nets. On Friday previous, they shot their nets near the Butt of Lewis.