1 Bunnahabhain Whisky Day Trip

Bunnahabhain Distillery, Port Askaig, Islay, May 27

Whisky lovers will get to sample some of Scotland's finest malts and scenery when Bunnahabhain launches its new Daytripper experience tomorrow. Leaving from Glasgow's George Square, the trip will visit Bunnahabhain's Islay distillery and let dram fans soak up the atmosphere at the island's Festival of Music and Malt. It also includes a full Scottish breakfast, complete with Bunnahabhain black pudding, and a tasting session.

It'll be barrels of fun.

Tickets cost £95 per person. Visit www.bunnahabhain.com/shop/tickets for more information.

2 Mo Fest

Montrose, Angus, May 27-29

Over 15,000 people are expected to visit Montrose this weekend for the town's annual music festival.

Affectionately known as Mo Fest, the three day event includes over 120 gigs, band nights and ceilidhs, most of which are free to attend. This year's headliners are Jools Holland & his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra.

Prices vary. Visit www.visitangus.com for more information.

3 Imaginate Festival Fringe Weekend

The National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, May 28-29

Marking the start of the Imaginate Festival, this weekend promises to be fun for all the family. The free two day event includes storytelling, live music, pop-up performances and hands-on art activities. Shows include The Story of a Little Gentleman and Tales of a Grandson. New parents can also explore and learn with their babies at the innovative Blue Block Studio creative space.

Visit www.mms.ac.uk/Imaginate for more information.

4 Burns v Di Rocco

The SSE Hydro, Glasgow, May 28

Scots boxing legend Ricky Burns will battle Italy's Michele Di Rocco for the WBA World Super-Lightweight title in Glasgow on Sunday.

Billed as history in the making, Burns, who already holds the WBO Super-Featherweight and Lightweight titles, will become a three-weight World Champion if he beats the Italian in front of his home crowd. It's the first time he has fought in Glasgow for two years.

Tickets for the fight cost £45.50 to £227 including admin fee. Visit www.thessehydro.com for more information.

5 Outlander Tour of Filming Location

Waverley Bridge, Edinburgh, May 28

Outlander fans will be able to walk in the footsteps of Jamie and Claire during this film location tour devoted to the hit television show.

The nine-hour walking tour will visit a variety of film locations, including the 14th century courtyard used as Castle Leoch and the church that stood in for Dalneigh Parish Church. Fans will also get all the inside gossip on the cast and crew and learn about 18th century Scottish history.

A must for any Outlander fan.

Tickets are priced from £60. Visit http://britmovietours.com/bookings/outlander-tour-Scotland/ for more details.

6 Steam Weekend

Scottish Industrial Railway Centre, East Ayrshire, May 29-30

Devoted to the age of the steam train, this weekend promises to be a trainspotter's paradise.

The event will feature an exhibition of steam and diesel trains, photographs and railway memorabilia. Visitors will even be able to revisit a bygone era by having a ride in a brakevan hauled by a working steam train.

Tickets cost from £3. Visit www.scottishindustrialrailwayscentre.org.uk for more information.

7 Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra

Perth Concert Hall, May 28

Jools Holland and his orchestra will bring their classic brand of boogie woogie and rock 'n' roll to the Concert Hall on Sunday.

Now in its 21st year, the band's 33 date UK tour will feature guest vocal performances from Ruby Turner and Louise Marshall.

However, if you can't catch the former Squeeze keyboard player and his band in Perth, they will also be playing Montrose as part of Mo Fest on May 27.

Tickets are priced from £38.50. Visit www.joolsholland.com for more information.

8 Brian Wilson

Usher Hall, Edinburgh and the Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, today and May 27

Brian Wilson will make fans' dreams come true when he performs The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds in its entirety in Edinburgh and Glasgow this week.

The shows, which mark the iconic album's 50th anniversary, will feature rare cuts and performances of some of the band's greatest hits, including God Only Knows, Wouldn't It Be Nice and Sloop John B. The former Beach Boy's band for the nights will include Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin.

An essential night out for music fans.

Tickets cost from £37.50. Visit www.brianwilson.com for more details.

9 Traquair Medieval Fayre

Traquair house, Innerleithen, Scottish Borders, May 28-29

History buffs will be able to travel back in time this weekend without the aid of a Tardis when Traquair House holds its medieval fayre.

The two day event will include jousting, falconry and equestrian displays, a medieval tournament and living history demonstrations. There will also be a range of medieval traders, music, dance and delicious delicacies, including a hog roast and ale, on offer.

Tickets are £12 for adults, £10 for children and £38 for a family pass. Visit www.traquair.co.uk for more information.

10 Puffin Fest

Scottish Seabird Centre, The Harbour, East Berwick, East Lothian, until May 30

Devoted to the 'clowns of the sea', this festival aims to teach you all there is to know about puffins and highlight the importance of conserving and protecting the birds for future generations.

Full of family-friendly activities, the event will include puffin parties, art workshops, wildlife photography workshops, boat trips, guided walks and the opportunity to watch the birds in action on the Firth of Forth Islands via live cameras.

Tickets cost £4.95. Visit www.seabird.org for more information.

11 Kelvingrove goes Cuban

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow, May 30

Celebrating all things Cuban, this Bank Holiday festival features live music, craft beer, wine and gourmet food from Burger Meats Bun, Bo Kantina and Bowl Food Truck.

Music comes from the Cuban Brothers and Glasgow rockers Shiverin’ Sheiks, with Glasgow Warriors and Scotland rugby star Adam Ashe making a guest appearance on decks.

Tickets £20. See www.glasgowlife.org.uk for details.