A global 'TikTok sensation' has described an intimate event at a Renfrewshire cafe as a "special night".
Coinneach MacLeod, who is also an international bestselling author and presenter, is best known as The Hebridean Baker on the video app.
He entertained a sold-out crowd at the Bernies Cafe Deli in Bridge of Weir as part of a book signing night.
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The event, hosted by The Ginger Cat, saw both Coinneach and the presenter of BBC Alba's Gardening and Lifestyle series, Peter MacQueen, speak to the audience members who travelled along to see them.
Coinneach has over 250,000 followers on TikTok which showcases his talents for baking and his adventures in many different countries around the world.
The social media star spoke in detail about his life growing up in Scotland and the Islands and he praised those who went along.
He said: "What a special night hosted by The Ginger Cat.
"And we loved sharing our stories, songs and recipes with such a wonderful crowd."
Gardening and Lifestyle expert Peter gave audience members a deep dive into the art of hutting - a lifestyle that originated in Scotland where people stay in huts with no running water or electricity.
The author and presenter discussed his knowledge and insight - from foraging and places to stay, to fire making and solar panels.
Peter said: "It was the warmest of welcomes to us in Bridge of Weir on Friday night, it was great to meet old friends and new and to inspire folk to live 'the Good Life'."
The event was deemed a success by Aileen Jeffrey, owner of The Ginger Cat Bookshop, as she revealed that both stars even joined in for traditional Scottish singing before leaving.
She said: "We were absolutely delighted to have Coinneach and Peter visit Bridge of Weir to talk about their books.
"Not only did we hear stories that made us want to live the island life but Coinneach and Peter also treated us to some traditional Scottish singing which had us all clapping along.
"We've had great feedback from the event and look forward to our next one.
"We have signed copies of both Peter and Coinneach's books available in the bookshop for those who missed out."
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