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Fèis Spè’s Monadh Ruadh Band SUMMER TOUR 2022 will be showcasing young local traditional musicians aged 15-17. Wednesday 3rd August Monadh Ruadh will be playing the Old Bridge Inn at lunchtime, come and listen to some splendid Scottish music for free whilst enjoying your lunch or a drink on the terrace overlooking the river.
Tour dates:
Monday 1st August
Speyside Centre, Dulnain Bridge -12.30pm
Tuesday 2nd August
Landmark Forest Adventure Park, Carrbridge -12.30pm
Wednesday 3rd August
Old Bridge Inn, Aviemore – 12.30pm
Pine Marten Bar, Glenmore, Aviemore -16.00pm
Thursday 4th August
Highland Folk Park, Newtonmore – 12.30pm
Friday 5th August
Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Kincraig -12.30pm
Saturday 6th August
Laggan Hall – Ceilidh guest performance, 7pm, (paid entry)
Fèis Spè’s Monadh Ruadh Band SUMMER TOUR 2022 will be showcasing young local traditional musicians aged 15-17. Monadh Ruadh will be playing Landmark Forest Adventure Park in Carrbridge Tuesday 2nd August early afternoon, come and enjoy some splendid Scottish music for free.
Tour dates:
Monday 1st August
Speyside Centre, Dulnain Bridge -12.30pm
Tuesday 2nd August
Landmark Forest Adventure Park, Carrbridge -12.30pm
Wednesday 3rd August
Old Bridge Inn, Aviemore – 12.30pm
Pine Marten Bar, Glenmore, Aviemore -16.00pm
Thursday 4th August
Highland Folk Park, Newtonmore – 12.30pm
Friday 5th August
Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Kincraig -12.30pm
Saturday 6th August
Laggan Hall – Ceilidh guest performance, 7pm, (paid entry)
Fèis Spè’s Monadh Ruadh Band SUMMER TOUR 2022 will be showcasing young local traditional musicians aged 15-17. Monday they will be starting their tour at Speyside Centre in Dulnain Bridge, come and enjoy some splendid Scottish music for free whilst having your lunch, then browse the shop and garden centre.
Tour dates:
Monday 1st August
Speyside Centre, Dulnain Bridge -12.30pm
Tuesday 2nd August
Landmark Forest Adventure Park, Carrbridge -12.30pm
Wednesday 3rd August
Old Bridge Inn, Aviemore – 12.30pm
Pine Marten Bar, Glenmore, Aviemore -16.00pm
Thursday 4th August
Highland Folk Park, Newtonmore – 12.30pm
Friday 5th August
Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Kincraig -12.30pm
Saturday 6th August
Laggan Hall – Ceilidh guest performance, 7pm, (paid entry)
In the centre of Aviemore, we’re hosting another amazing Food and Drinks Festival. With fresh food and drink available for a wide range of local producers there will be something for everyone. Join us from 11am – 4pm for freshly cooked hot food, delicious drinks and scrumptious treats. There will be fun family activities to join in with too! Find us on Aviemore Village Green on Saturday 20th August for a brilliant day.
The chronicles of the life of a working class family and their young son’s childhood during the troubles of the late 1960s in the Northern Ireland capital.
Dinosaurs now live and hunt alongside humans all over the world, but will this fragile balance continue and humans remain the predators on a planet they now share with history’s most fearsome creatures?
The Badenoch communities hold an annual heritage festival which builds on the very successful Kingussie festivals held previously. The Badenoch Heritage Festival in 2022 is being held from 18th-25th September.
Details of the walks, talks and online events taking place during the week can be downloaded from the website. Most of the events are bookable on Eventbrite, and you can also view all the bookable items there.
“Rib-achingly funny, one of the funniest men alive”. Sunday Times
Doors open 7.30pm. Ticket only. Seated event – Unallocated seats. £15 + b.f. Tickets from www.eventbrite.co.uk
Having presented the very funny and eventful MacAulay and Co on BBC Radio Scotland for almost 18 years and with a string of tv appearances since 1995, Fred’s on air witticisms and on screen reputation are the product of years of experience on the live circuit.
In December 2021 Fred was one of the team of four who won one of the highest amounts ever (£116,000) for their chosen charities on ITV’s THE CHASE.
Fred: “what I absolutely love more than anything (about my job) is standing on stage and making a room full of people hoot with laughter …… especially in Scotland”.
Expect to hear tales of:- Lockdown weddings, gags about complying with the regulations, isolating, things that bind us together …. (like finding out that your bottle bins were too small), ZOOM gigs, Carpark gigs, nuisance phone calls …… and ….. OH YES…….impending grandparenthood!
“If snow could sing, it would sound like Julie Fowlis”. Robert Macfarlane
Touring her remarkable new album – alterum
Hailing from the Outer Hebrides and now based in the Highlands, Julie Fowlis is a multi-award winning singer whose music is deeply influenced by the Hebridean islands where she grew up and by the Highland landscapes where she now resides.
With a career spanning several studio albums and numerous high profile collaborations, her ‘crystalline’ and ‘intoxicating’ vocals have enchanted audiences around the world.
She will forever be recognised for singing the theme songs to ‘Brave’, Disney Pixar’s Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA winning animated film, set in the ancient Highlands of Scotland. One of these songs was long listed for an Oscar in 2013. A winner of ‘Folk Singer of the Year’ at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, Julie has graced stages around the world, from village halls in the Highlands to Carnegie Hall in New York, the Mozart Concert Hall in Vienna, The Philharmonie de Paris, Shakespeare’s Globe in London and the World Festival of Sacred Music in Fez, Morocco. She has collaborated with the BBC Concert Orchestra in the Royal Albert Hall for the Proms, sang live at the closing ceremony of the Ryder Cup in Chicago in 2012 to a TV audience of 500 million, an event that was only eclipsed by singing live at the opening ceremony of the Glasgow XX Commonwealth Games in 2014, to a TV audience of over 1 billion. Her voice has been streamed on Spotify alone over 120 million times, and has been heard in space on an official NASA astronaut playlist. She even has a lily flower named after her.
A natural collaborator, she has performed with artists such as James Taylor, KT Tunstall, Chris Thile, Graham Coxon (Blur), Nicola Benedetti and Mary Chapin Carpenter. A regular TV and radio presenter, she is also a sought after voice artist, most recently involved with the Penguin Audiobook release for “The Lost Spells”
She was Scotland’s inaugural ‘Tosgaire na Gàidhlig’ (National Gaelic Ambassador), an honour bestowed on her by the Scottish Government, and in addition to her BA and Masters degrees she holds an honorary Doctorate of Music from Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen.
Julie is the voice of Scottish Gaelic for the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights Project, which aims to record the declaration in every language in the world. From Abkhaz to Zulu, the declaration has been recorded in 529 languages to date.
‘icy beauty…a consummate masterclass in restrained delivery’, (Live review: Spell Songs, At the Barrier, 2021)
‘Sublime, magical’ FolkRadio 2022
Julie will be joined onstage by acclaimed musicians Éamon Doorley, Duncan Chisholm and Tony Byrne’
The evening concert will be seated and unalllocated seats. There will be an interval with refreshments and a licesned bar. This is a ticketed only event, no ticket sales on the door.
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