5th Findhorn Bay Festival
20 - 29 September 2024

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Theatre, Film, Exhibitions, Special Events

The Fantastic Life of Minnie Rubinski

Vision Mechanics

Saturday 21 - Sunday 29 September (excl Mon & Tue), Timed Entry.

Music

Malin Lewis and VRï

Friday 27 September, 8.30pm

Sold Out
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Music

Su-a Lee and Friends

Featuring Duncan Chisholm, Donald Shaw, Hamish Napier with support from Oonchancy

Sunday 29 September, 7.30pm

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Music

Salt House

With a pre-concert conversation about the Findhorn Watershed Initiative

Sunday 22 September, 8pm

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Music

The Breath & Inge Thomson with Fraser Fifield

Thursday 26 September, 7.30pm

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Theatre, Music

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Graeme Leak

Friday 27 September, 7pm

Limited Availability
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Circus

Cirqulation: Roots

Scotland’s Circus Cabaret Show

Cirqulation with Moray's Flying Circus

Sunday 29 September, 3pm & 7pm

Music

King of the Blues

Main Street Blues with support from Soul Food Cafe

Friday 27 September, 8.30pm

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Music, Schools

Celtic Traditions Triple Bill with Duncan Chisholm and Hamish Napier, Dopey Monkey and Jean Luc Thomas and Gab Faure

Musical Traditions - an afternoon concert exploring the musical traditions of Scotland and Brittany

Thursday 26 September, 1pm

Barrowland Ballet’s Artistic Director, Natasha Gilmore, and her three children in an abstract pose

Film, Dance

Family Portrait

An interactive video installation work capturing an intimate portrayal of family life.

Barrowland Ballet

Friday 27 - Sunday 28 September, from 11am-5pm daily

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Music

Steppin’ Out!

Kurt Elling with the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra directed by Tommy Smith

Thursday 26 September, 7.30pm

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Theatre, Music

Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me

Stories by Ben Harrison. Songs re-imagined and performed by David Paul Jones.

Saturday 28 September, 4pm & 8pm

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