Posts for March, 2024

Highland League: Strathspey Thistle FC v Keith FC, Seafield Park, kick-off 2pm (note early kick-off). Car parking at ground and at Burnfield Avenue car park (150m). Snack bar, £50 half-time draw, team-sheets, merchandise. Match is “weather permitting” – if in doubt, check club website and facebook.

The Spey Art Group presents their annual exhibition and sale, featuring work from local artists.

The preview is on Sunday the 21st April from 3-5pm. All welcome.

Highland League: Strathspey Thistle FC v Brora Rangers FC, Seafield Park, kick-off 8pm. Snack bar, half-time raffle draw, merchandise. Car parking at ground and at Grantown-on-Spey Golf Club, by their kind permission. Overflow parking at Burnfield Avenue car park (150m). Match is “weather permitting” – if in doubt, please check club website and facebook.

Highland League: Strathspey Thistle FC v Wick Academy FC, Seafield Park, kick-off 8pm. Snack Bar, half-time raffle draw, merchandise. Car parking at ground and at Grantown-on-Spey Golf Club, by their kind permission. Overflow parking at Burnfield Avenue car park (150m). Match is “weather permitting” – if in doubt, please check club website and facebook.

Highland League: Strathspey Thistle FC v Clachnacuddin FC, Seafield Park, kick-off 3pm. Snack bar, half-time raffle draw, teamsheets, merchandise. Car parking at ground. Overflow parking at Burnfield Avenue car park (150m). Match is “weather permitting” – if in doubt please check club website and facebook.

Highland League: Strathspey Thistle FC v Nairn County FC, Seafield Park, kick-off 3pm. Snack Bar, half-time raffle draw, teamsheets, merchandise. Car parking at ground – overflow parking at Burnfield Avenue car park. Match is “weather permitting” – if in doubt, please check club website and facebook.

Discover how to identify the smells & tastes, learn the language & understand what you enjoy!

Charity golf tournament at Grantown golf club in aid of highland hospice and rotary funds

This eco-event is now in its 4th year and will again showcase ways of achieving a sustainable environment with the green credentials of local businesses on display.

We are expecting return visits by most of last year’s stallholders including representatives from the building industry, the Cairngorms National Park Authority, Home Energy Scotland, Grantown Society, wind farm developers, wildlife champions, and experts in waste management, the circular economy and creative child’s play.

This year we are extending our invitation to all with an interest in the natural world.

Performance of Mozart’s Horn and Clarinet quintets to raise money for Feis Spè.