Events and Attractions Around Moray

RNLI Blue Light Harbour Day Saturday 17 August 12:00 - 16:00 Buckie Lifeboat Fire & Rescue Coastguard Live Music & Open Mike sessions Morayvia cockpit BBQ/Teas & Coffees/Cake & Candy/ Souvenir Stall/ Children’s Games/Boat trips/various fundraising stalls

Lossiemouth Raft Race is a fun-filled, annual event organised by RAF Lossiemouth and Moray Council. As well as the raft race along the River Lossie, there are stalls, fun fair and a fancy dress competition. This year’s theme is superheroes.

On Sunday the 18th August 2019 come along and see ** Ada Donaldson ** from Angels Gateway Spiritualist Church in Bilston who is our Visiting Medium this Month Starts at 7-30pm till 8-30pm Tea / Coffee and Cake afterwards 50p. Please stay for a bleather .Donation at the Door .....

Moray Society Members and Elgin Museum Volunteers show off their artistic talents in a special art exhibition, to raise money for the museum. All kinds of crafts from embroidery to cut paper work, photography to glass work, will be on show and for sale.

CAR BOOT Sale at INCHBERRY Hall on Sunday 25 AUGUST 2019, at Orton, Fochabers, Voted most popular in North Scotland. INCHBERRY & District Community Association IDCA volunteers run and organise Car Boot Sales at this lovely location on the last Sunday morning months of Mar - Sep. from 8.

This is a ground-breaking collaboration with Glasgow’s Optimo Music and Brazilian dance collective 7OITO. Join Scottish Dance Theatre for an immersive ceilidh experience, inspired by both the culture of Scotland and the street festivals of Brazil.

The next Committee Meeting of INCHBERRY & District Community Association (IDCA) is on Monday Sept 2, 2019, @ 7.30pm [Seven-thirty pm] in INCHBERRY Hall, foyer. All Committee members will be welcome to attend and contribute to the IDCA agenda to ensure we provide what the INCHBERRY Community wants.

The legendary, multi-award winning Old Blind Dogs bounded into their 25th anniversary year with a cracking new album Room with a View. With a line-up from the world of Scottish folk music that is approaching superstar status, the band creates a sound which stands at the forefront of the Scottish roots music revival.

Taking inspiration from their roots in the Irish and English traditions, Flook have an enviable trademark sound, weaving and spinning traditionally rooted tunes over precise acoustic grooves, with a rare blend of fiery technical brilliance, delicate ensemble interaction and a bold, adventurous musical imagination.

Wild things! is delighted to welcome eminent Scottish mycologist, Liz Holden, to lead us on a fascinating foray into the enigmatic world of fungi! Liz has well over 30 years experience in her field and Wild things!

Making a hugely welcome return to the Universal Hall, Kakatsitsi have established themselves as one of the leading African drumming groups, renowned for the quality of their singing and their accessible, funky, danceable drumming grooves.

Alecia Karr is back with us to bring you a fantastic night, featuring the hits old and new! This event is one of our favourites!