Events in Moray

Events in Moray

  • Forres Family Hub

    St Leonard's Church Hall, Forres High Street, Forres, Moray, United Kingdom.

    Part of the Forres Family Hub in conjunction with Forres Area Community Trust Family Social Club at Forres Town Hall re-starts on Monday 20th January: 3.30 - 5.00pm.

    Free
  • Forres Family Hub

    St Leonard's Church Hall, Forres High Street, Forres, Moray, United Kingdom.

    Part of the Forres Family Hub in conjunction with Forres Area Community Trust Family Social Club at Forres Town Hall re-starts on Monday 20th January: 3.30 - 5.00pm.

    Free
  • 6th Findhorn Bay Festival

    Get ready for the 6th Findhorn Bay Festival, a ten-day spectacular celebration of arts and culture in the region. Full programme of events available at https://findhornbayfestival.com Pictures from 2024:

  • Dru Yoga – Forres

    Dru Yoga – Forres
    Lodge St John (37), Masonic Hall, Forres High Street, Forres, Moray, United Kingdom

    Weekly Dru Yoga class take place every WEDNESDAY in the MASONIC HALL in Forres at 10 am. WHAT STUDENTS SAY ABOUT THIS CLASSThis class is awesome!!  Today it delivered to me exactly what I needed: work on my lower back pain, rest, breath and positive affirmations and visualisation on the future...new ways to see the ... Read more

  • Storylands Sessions – Duffus

    Duffus Hall Duffus, Moray, United Kingdom

    Musician-in-residence, Hamish Napier and historian/researcher Aila Schafer bring their celebrated Storylands Sessions to the festival. Supported by Creative Scotland and inspired by this year's festival theme, Connection, Highland and Moray-based singers, fiddlers, poets and storytellers are invited to share their talents. Inspired by 1950s variety concerts and modern open mic nights, Storylands Sessions is carefully ... Read more

  • Artist Led Walk: The Act of Walking – Findhorn

    Findhorn Village Centre The Old School, Church Place, Findhorn, Moray, United Kingdom

    Join Ali Pretty, founder of Kinetika and creator of Beach of Dreams, for a reflective coastal walk carrying hand-painted silk pennants created by local artists and participants. Guided by a series of thought-provoking questions, the walk invites participants to consider our evolving relationship with the coast and our shared responsibility to care for it.