The eagle-eyed among you may have noticed that I sent out the May listing under the title “April 2026” (or maybe everyone noticed except me). Here’s the correctly labelled version – and it includes an event which had previously escaped my notice on 21st May .
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Remember to check the Eden Court website too – their events do not always appear in this listing, and popular events can sell out well in advance.
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Emma Johnson and Gregory Drott: clarinet and piano.
Nairn Community and Arts Centre, Saturday 31st October, 2026 at 7:30pm. Mozart, Weber, Poulenc, Johnson and Gershwin. Tickets £19, concessions available.
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The Highland Chamber Orchestra, Findhorn.
Universal Hall, Findhorn on 14th November 2026 at 7pm. Mozart, Richard Strauss, Brahms. Admission Programme £17 at the door.
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The Highland Chamber Orchestra, Grantown.
Grantown Grammar School, on 15th November 2026 at 3pm. Mozart, Richard Strauss, Brahms. Admission Programme £17 at the door.
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Inverness Piano Recitals presents Fali Pavri
Inverness Town House, November 16th at 7:30 pm. Fali is Head of Keyboard at the Royal Conservatory of Scotland, and will be playing a selection…
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Fibonacci String Quartet
Nairn Community and Arts Centre, Saturday 21st November, 2026 at 7:30pm. Mozart, Bridge, Debussy. Tickets £19, concessions available.
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The Mahler Players: Bruckner’s 5th Symphony.
Sunday 22nd November at 4pm, Inverness Cathedral The Mahler Players perform Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony Tickets £5 – £25
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Inverness Symphony Orchestra present “Tall Tales and Folk Fantasy”
Inverness Cathedral, Thursday 12th December at 7pm. Mendelssohn, Smetana, Dukas and Rimsky-Korsakov. Suggested donation £15 on the door, under 18s free. All proceeds to Crocus…
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