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The Scottish Witch Hunts and Local Trials at Prestwick Library

The Scottish Witch Hunts and Local Trials at Prestwick Library

A promotional graphic for an event titled 'The Scottish Witch Hunts and Local Trials'. The image features historic-style purple artwork depicting people being tried as witches, with ships and waves in the background. Logos for OSCR, Remembering the Accused Witches of Scotland, and SCVO are included at the top, along with the tagline 'Remembering the Accused Witches of Scotland'.
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Join us at Prestwick Library for a look at the history of the Scottish Witch Trials, including cases involving those accused in South Ayrshire.

Free event, suitable for adults.
Booking is required, Tel: 01292 476769 to reserve your place.

🔗https://www.raws.scot/

Additional Information

Accessible rooms
Cyclist welcome
Disabled access
Free Wi-Fi
Walkers welcome
Tuesday, 24 June 2025
10am
16+
Free
Prestwick Library, 14 Kyle Street, Prestwick KA9 1PQ
+44(0)1292 476 769
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