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Findhorn residents gear up for annual fundraising fair
Members of the Findhorn Residents’ Association are hard at work making final preparations for the annual Findhorn Village Fair. With entertainment for all ages, the fair will be held at the Piers in Findhorn village from 1–4pm on the afternoon of Sunday 27th July 2025. There will be live music throughout the afternoon and, in … Read more
Six Buddhist monks and nuns bring mindfulness to Moray
Six monastics who are dedicated to the art of mindful living in the Zen Buddhist tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh are bringing their expertise all the way to Moray in June for the first-ever event of its kind. The monastics are travelling from Plum Village in Southwest France, the largest international mindfulness practice centre and … Read more
Scottish music and Gaelic song fused with the heavy basslines of digital dub
AN DANNSA DUBUNIVERSAL HALL, FINDHORNFRIDAY 30TH MAY 2025, 7.30PM An Dannsa Dub (The Dub Dance in Gaelic) is the brainchild of dub vocalist and producer Tom Spirals and Scottish traditional musician Euan McLaughlin, formed in 2020. The project fuses the mystical energy and instruments of traditional Scottish music and Gaelic song with the heavy, meditative, … Read more
‘Powerful weekend of dance’ back in Moray
Dance North Scotland’s annual dance festival, RISE, will return to The Park Ecovillage, Findhorn, on the weekend of Friday 23 – Sunday 25 May. This year’s RISE programme will deliver a unique programme which celebrates the connections between us, delivering what has been described as a ‘powerful, life-affirming weekend of performance and participation’ (Kelly Apter, The … Read more
Speyfest gears up for packed 28th edition as programme grows
Long-standing Moray music event Speyfest has expanded its 2025 programme, with the final acts and a host of activities announced for the July event. From surprise pub sessions and resident bands to musical workshops and yoga for all ages, the Scottish festival is gearing up for one of its busiest ever editions. Local and emerging talent will … Read more
VE Day 80th anniversary celebrations
Thursday 8 May 2025 marks 80 years since VE Day and the end of WWII, with Moray and Banffshire residents being encouraged to join in commemorations. The Lord Lieutenant of Moray and Lord Lieutenant of Banffshire have announced the plans underway to commemorate the significant anniversary in Moray and are asking locals to get involved. … Read more
MacMoray 2025: in pictures
The two-day MacMoray event saw nearly 30 bands on two stages play to thousands over the Easter weekend (19-20 April) in Cooper Park, Elgin. Thanks to Gordon Doherty who works as a gig photographer for iGigs and sent us these pictures which sum up the event nicely. And the good news is, organiser Andy Macdonald … Read more
Scotland’s songs and folklore celebrated in innovative audio-visual show “Sand, Silt, Flint”
Musician Fiona Soe Paing is captivating audiences with the mesmerising audio-visual show of her album Sand, Silt, Flint. Inspired by the landscape and folklore of Northeast Scotland, the show takes a twist on tradition in its contemporary re-imaginings of traditional ballads. Melding live vocals, electronica textures, sounds of the natural world and archive recordings with traditional … Read more
Review: Missing Museum adds life-like realism to historical events
The Imaginarium’s Missing Museum is gone, it’s history, it has passed. But isn’t that what history is about. A scripted record of times gone by. What if we could revisit history and take notes, make observations? Use our hindsight to say ‘that wasn’t right’. We did. For me, the missing Museum left an indelible impression. … Read more