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The programme includes talks, a coffee morning, film night and Burns night.
The meeting is to be held in the church hall from 7pm and the church will be open from 6.30pm for anyone who would like to look round.
The bonfire party, which includes a torch lit parade, is run by Dornoch and District Community Association (DADCA).
From coffee mornings to car boot sales and a picnic, there's plenty to do in Sutherland over the next few days.
Each bird box is mapped and monitored using a GIS data mapping system.
An AGM has been scheduled for Friday, November 3, at 6pm when it is hoped local people will come forward to stand as office-bearers.
Clyne Heritage Society chairman Dr Nick Lindsay led a walk to the townships of Urachoile and Dalvait in Strath Brora.
The “informal get-together” is to take place in Tongue Village Hall on Tuesday, October 3, from 2.30pm-4pm.
Castle chatelaine Samantha Kane is now negotiating to purchase a far smaller area of ground than she had initially intended.
From a whisky festival to community markets, talks and guided walks, there's plenty of events and activities taking place in Sutherland.
Donald McNeil, Tony Gill and Rob Hope are taking part in the Veterans Banger Rally 2023.
The theme of the agreement is 'Donald Ross: Birthplace to Workplace'.
Brora Development Trust is to offer grocery vouchers to families in its area after successfully putting together a £20,000 funding package.
The highlight of the day was the launch of the new book ‘Salt: Scotland’s Newest Oldest Industry’.
Volunteers are needed to replace office-bearers and committee members who are standing down in 2024.
Club members are being urged to turn out in memory of David Green, Caithness.
A motorbike enthusiast, Joy Macleod was the North Highland representative of the MZ Riders Club.
Pupils, who are studying the tragedy of the Titanic, were keen to find out what life was like in Golspie in 1912.
Richard and Isabelle Flannery run the Highland Charcuterie and Smoke House Ltd, located at Oldshoremore, near Kinlochbervie.
Sutherland councillors awarded the hall committee £45,000 from the Community Regeneration Fund at a meeting earlier this year.
