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Universal Hall to showcase classic trio

Universal Hall, FindhornFriday 11 April 2025, 7:30pm St Andrew’s Chamber OrchestraConductors: Bede Williams and Michael Downes (conductors) Robert Schumann: Manfred OvertureRichard Wagner: Siegfried IdyllLudwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 3, op. 55 ‘Eroica’ St Andrews Chamber Orchestra comprises the best student instrumentalists from the University of St Andrews, conducted by Director and Deputy Director of Music, … Read more

The Imaginarium’s Missing Museum: A Space for Imagining Possibilities

A partnership that allows the audience to become the curator and immerse themselves into the imagination of history is being developed in Forres. The Imaginarium’s Missing Museum is a space where hidden stories come to life and where time travel exists, allowing the past, present, and future to collide in delightfully unexpected ways.  The Forres Edition … Read more

More than £687,000 financial generated for local economy from Findhorn Bay Festival

Cultural organisation Findhorn Bay Arts has released its 2024 Findhorn Bay Festival outcomes report which shows the ten-day Findhorn Bay Festival generated a financial boost of £687,202 to the local economy. With 119 ticketed and free events across ten days, the festival generated 10,565 attendances across audience members, creative programme participants, artists, volunteers and staff. The total is … Read more

Rachel Sermanni’s candid vignettes peep into her life

RACHEL SERMANNI – THE BETWIXT TOURUNIVERSAL HALL, FINDHORN – SAT 5 OCTOBER 2024, 7.30PM Rachel Sermanni is a Scottish singer/songwriter who makes the mundane moments mystical: shock-positive pregnancy tests in train-station toilets, coffee machine breakages, cold river swims, the regret of not saying ‘I love You’, the moon & how it pulls, bare feet on … Read more

The Routes’ new album is a journey

THE ROUTES QUARTETUNIVERSAL HALL, FINDHORN – THU 3 OCTOBER 2024, 7.30PM The Routes Quartet play an exquisite blend of folk, classical, jazz and fiddle traditions, featuring evocative arrangements of folk tunes and stunning original compositions. Comprising the classic string quartet instrumentation of cello (Rufus Huggan), viola (Emma Tomlinson) and two fiddles (David Lombardi and Madeleine Stewart), … Read more

World class jazz set for Elgin Town Hall

One of the world’s leading jazz singers, Kurt Elling joins the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra at Elgin Town Hall on Thursday 26 September. The concert is part of Findhorn Bay Arts Festival and is the first of a four-date tour of Scotland by Elling and the SNJO. An established friend of the SNJO, Chicago-born Elling … Read more

Action-packed weekend planned for Logie Timber Festival

Timber company promises to plant a tree for every ticket sold The first exhibitors and activity providers have been unveiled for a family-friendly event at Logie this September. The Logie Timber Festival has revealed the first swathe of star attractions for its celebration of nature, sustainability and family fun – taking place on September 7 … Read more

Doors Open Day 2024 is Moray’s biggest

The first Saturday in September will see no less than 26 venues take part in Moray’s biggest-ever Doors Open Day. Iconic buildings and landmarks throw open their doors to the public for free to celebrate the area’s history and heritage. The annual open day allows locals and visitors to learn about Moray’s stories by uncovering … Read more

MacMoray 2024 – the big family album

Here’s our first batch of photos from the weekend’s MacMoray festival in Cooper Park Elgin. It was a blast. A big thanks to Andy Macdonald, not only for inviting us along but for his vision in organising this event – he certainly knows how to put on a party! Andy said this is the biggest … Read more

Meg and Esther meet their idols at Forres Fest

Two Elgin sisters who have been lifelong dedicated fans of the Bay City Rollers were picked out of the crowd at Forres Fest on Saturday and asked if they’d like to meet their idols. Meg Grant and Esther Riddell were spotted by organiser Andy MacDonald, donning their tartan scarves. The ladies had secured their spot … Read more