Findhorn Foundation
The world famous Foundation is a community not to be missed, and is only a 10 minute walk from Myrtle Cottage. You are welcome to wander round, or take a guided tour. The Blue Angel Cafe serves the best ever almond croissants, made daily by a French patissier in Nairn!!
For details of the Foundation, and the courses they offer, take a look at their website.
For a glance at the Eco Village at the Findhorn, take a look at this website.
Universal Hall
The Universal Hall, located at the Foundation, is an engaging performance space, where you sit almost on stage. This list of upcoming events has been sourced from the Findhorn Foundation website.
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Dàimh, (pronounced Dive) and Buille come together in a Tune Up tour.The charging pipe and fiddle led assault that has seen Daimh rocking far and wide is now joined by the amazing vocals of (mod gold medalist ) Calum Alex MacMillan from Lewis, Buille perform music based on traditional Irish forms but freely borrowing stylistic elements from jazz, blues, Eastern European music and contemporary classical music. Driven by Concertina , Uillean pipes and fiddle.
The SCO and Principal Conductor Robin Ticciati return to the Universal Hall with selections from Mozart (the overture from Don Giovanni and Violin Concerto No 5) and Brahms (Serenade No1). Brahms’ Serenade contains some of the composer’s most appealing music – it’s melodious and big-hearted with more than a hint of folk influence. Whilst writing it, Brahms was much influenced by Mozart, whose ‘Turkish’ Violin Concerto is performed here by the sensational young German soloist, Veronika Eberle. (Picture shown of Robin Ticciati by Chris Christodoulou).
Acclaimed opera singer, Reno Troilus, presents an evening of musical entertainment from rising talent in the Highlands in the form of Showstopperz Juniorz. This new company is a performing platform for aspiring professionals who wish to pursue singing or dancing at a professional level. The event, Glitz n’ Glee, consists of songs and routines from popular musicals, as well as a tribute to the hit TV show, Glee.
The Wilders from Kansas City, Missouri, play storming roots-of-country, bluegrass and hillbilly. This is music as infectious, fun-loving and goodtime as you have heard, delivered by players who have burned up concert halls and festivals across the land. One of the most highly-charged acts on the circuit, the Wilders resurrect 1940′s and 50′s honky-tonk heroes like Hank Williams and Lefty Frizzell,
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