Caley Jags hosted a Family Fun Day at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium on the afternoon of Sunday 21st July. The activities on the day included: a Quad Track, Bouncy Castles, Face Painters, Slides, Archery, Rodeo Bull, Hook a Duck, Swings, Tea Cups etc. The ICT Community Department also ran a range of football-related activities. Live music was provided by Kinlochleven band The Shine.

Over 150 visitors attended the Pre-Season Stadium Tours and Kids Kickaround event. Following the tours of Tulloch Caledonian Stadium the kids took the pitch. Players, management and community coaches guided 120 of them through a number of football skill based activities.

The Curry Hoose are a team sponsored by the new Indian takeaway at Cradlehall. This team, which included several former ICT youth players, were the winners of a FlyBe competition in the Inverness Courier. The idea for the Legends match came from FlyBe, as part of their Youth and Community sponsorship deal with Caley Jags.

On the 25th February 2011, the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium hosted the Six Nations under 20 Championship match between Scoland and Ireland.

On the 5th February 2010, the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium hosted the opening round of the Junior Six Nations. After trailing 5-0 at the break Scotland fought back to achieve an historic draw, with a final score of 8-8.

On day three of Radio 1's Sport Relief Challenge, Chappers and Dave arrive at Tulloch Caledonian Stadium. The challenge is to visit all 32 premier football grounds in the UK and run a mile for Sport Relief. Caley Jags’ players Dougie Imrie and Ian Black joined the pair for the mile run.

"... I'm a Rocket Man..."

InvernessFest, a new festival taking place in the Highland capital between 15 and 29 July 2007 opened with a concert at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium. Part of the year of Highland culture celebrations the concert was headlined by Sir Elton John, supported by the Welsh band The Storys. Elton played a two hour set keeping everyone happy with old favourites including Rocket Man, I'm Still Standing, I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues, and Candle In The Wind.

One of the biggest cheers of the night came when he wrapped himself in a Caley Jags flag thrown on to the stage.

Sir Elton told the crowd: "I'd like to thank the Caley Thistle chairman. As you know I'm a Watford supporter, but I keep my eye on the Scottish Cup... It's great what the guys have done up here, it shows it's not all about Celtic and Rangers."