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Take a look back at some images from past Durness gatherings.
Read the full livestock results and words from the Show president.
There were three games played in the North West Sutherland amateur league on Saturday.
The Durness Highland Gathering Association is looking forward to holding their 50th anniversary games tomorrow.
Communities across the north coast came together last week to welcome the return of Fèis Air an Oir.
The patient booking service at NHS Highland will be open on a Saturday for a period of six weeks.
The trio made a spectacular arrival in a vintage Rolls Royce.
Over 6000 spectators gathered in Dornoch on Saturday to celebrate the return of the Sutherland Agricultural Show.
The group behind one of Scotland's "best kept" war memorial gardens is hoping to retain its title.
The event will showcase Gaelic culture and the thriving Scottish traditional music scene over nine days of events.
People in Sutherland and across the Highlands are being encouraged to adopt better habits at the beach this summer.
Self-catering businesses and short-term let providers across Sutherland and Caithness are being offered support.
A memorial tractor run made its long awaited return on July 16.
If successful, The Flow Country would achieve global recognition from UNESCO.
The High Life Highland Countryside Rangers have a series of running walks and events planned.
Community projects in and around Loch Duart in Sutherland are set to benefit from a new funding initiative.
A book and arts festival in Tain has announced plans for its second year.
Wildfires wreaked havoc for fire crews in both rural and urban areas during heatwave
Teams from the National Records of Scotland are continuing to visit households in the Highlands.
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has awarded its five-year £25-31 million deer management tender
