Posts for February, 2026

Join us for a showing of black comedy thriller Bugonia starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons.

Licenced bar & snacks available. Tickets available to buy online (preferred).

Parking either on the street outside the YMCA or there are 2 small public car parks within a minute’s walk.

Are you brave enough to take a chance? Book a ticket for a film you don’t know the name of before you sit down to watch? Can you guess from this teaser…. A celebrated patriarch is found dead. The family gathers. Everyone has something to hide.

Join us for a showing of Sunshine, where a team of international astronauts is sent on a dangerous mission to reignite the dying Sun with a nuclear fission bomb in 2057.

Licenced bar & snacks available. Tickets available to buy online (preferred).

Parking either on the street outside the YMCA or there are 2 small public car parks within a minute’s walk.

Join us for a showing of the American backstage musical film starring Cher and Christina Aguilera in her film debut.

Licenced bar & snacks available. Tickets available to buy online (preferred).

Parking either on the street outside the YMCA or there are 2 small public car parks within a minute’s walk.

Are you brave enough to take a chance? Book a ticket for a film you don’t know the name of before you sit down to watch. Can you guess from this teaser… Innocence turns to terror when repression, cruelty, and rage collide.

Licenced bar & snacks available. Tickets available to buy online (preferred).

Parking either on the street outside the YMCA or there are 2 small public car parks within a minute’s walk.

Presentation by Dr Steve Goodall on the native Gaelic-speaking travellers who through their skills as tinsmiths, horse dealers, hawkers, cone-pickers and pearl fishers gave vital help to the crofters and communities of the rural Highlands.
Drinks may be brought through from the hotel bar.
Organised by The Grantown Society c/o The Grantown Hub, 2 High St., Grantown-on-Spey PH26 3HB.

An evening full of dance, music, and queer joy!

Get ready to welcome spring with the joyful sounds of the Cairngorm Ceilidh Band! Meet old and new LGBTQ+ and ally friends and enjoy our Cairngorms Pride community event with dancing, food, raffle, and happy carefree times.

Our Step Ye Gaylidh ceilidh promises good vibes, great tunes, and is bursting with queer joy and kindness. We can’t wait to see you all there!

Tickets are free/pay as much as you’d like. Any donations help support the delivery of our projects and community social gatherings across the Cairngorms.

Merryn will read from her book ‘The Hidden Fires: A Cairngorms Journey with Nan Shepherd’. This is a response to Shepherd’s beloved classic of nature writing, The Living Mountain.

This is the only chance to see Merryn discussing her wonderful Cairngorms based book in Tomintoul – don’t miss out!

Mark, the Glenlivet Estate Head Ranger will be giving a short introductory talk ‘Tomintoul – the Back Door to the Cairngorms’

The number of lunches will be limited and will be first come first served.

Merryn Glover grew up internationally and now lives in the Cairngorms of Scotland. Whether out and about or at her desk, crossing cultures, landscapes and literary forms is her life.

Kingussie’s annual winter festival, FOOD ON FILM, brings the big screen to the rural Highlands of Scotland in a unique way, celebrating and exploring the world of food through film, conversation and shared experiences.

The festival opens on Thursday 5th at Gallery Eleven41 with a UK premiere and a special Meet the Director evening with Françoise Desbois. On Friday 6th, the acclaimed documentary Honeyland will be screened in the Talla nan Ros Food Hall.

On Saturday 7th, the festival comes together at the Badenoch Centre for a day celebrating and exploring the world of food, with cooking demonstrations, food producers, the Cairngorms Food Hall, and the bread competition results. The festival concludes on Saturday evening with Les Saveurs du Palais, screened at Talla nan Ros.

You’re welcome to join us for the full festival or simply dip in and out of individual events — whatever suits your appetite.

For our first screening of the year, we are excited to be supporting a truly important and inspirational documentary, Champions of the Golden Valley, for a special event which is free to all! Please come and show support for this film and community cinema.

The award-winning documentary captures the emergence of Afghanistan’s homegrown ski culture in a breathtaking, seldom-seen region.

At its heart is Alishah Farhang, a former Winter Olympic hopeful whose dream transforms into a mission to bring skiing to his homeland. With handmade wooden skis and secondhand gear, young athletes from rival villages unite to compete in an extraordinary ski mountaineering race—a powerful catalyst for hope and community. When their world is suddenly upended, they must draw on the resilience forged on the slopes.
Riveting and deeply human, this visually stunning film reveals how sport can bridge divides and bring light to unexpected corners of the world—proving champions are made by more than medals.

As usual, doors will be 6.30pm.

FREE TICKETS FOR ALL.

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