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Bohemian Symphony Orchestra Prague: Vivaldi – the Four Seasons.
Inverness Cathedral, Saturday 7 November 2026 at 11am and 3pm. Plus Pachabel. Mozart, Bach and Handel. tickets for 11am performance from £26, afternoon performance sold out
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Beethoven Piano Concerto no. 3
Inverness Cathedral on 6th November at 1:15 pm. Catriona Mackenzie (piano) and Adrian Marple (organ). Free admission, retiring collection for Highland Hospice.
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New Groove Collective – Findhorn
Universal Hall, Findhorn, Friday 6 Nov 2026 7:30 pm. Experience the thrill of film and TV music live on stage with the New Groove Collective big band! Tickets £15, concessions available.
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Jenn Butterworth
Dornoch Cathedral, 02 Nov 2026 at 19:30. Jenn Butterworth is widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading exponents of traditional folk guitar. Tickets £15, under 18s free.
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A Capella Harmonies
Inverness Cathedral, 1st November at 3pm. Local choir leader Kate O’Connell brings together her talented singers for a joyful musical celebration. Admission £10 at the door.
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Edinburgh String Quartet
Boat of Garten Community Hall, 7.30pm on Sunday 1st November. Joseph Haydn, Rebecca Clark, Antonin Dvořák. Price £18, concessions available.
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Psyche and Eros
Universal Hall, Findhorn. Saturday, October 24 at 7:30 pm. The ancient Greek myth Psyche and Eros is so full of wisdom it has been called a new map of love. Features divine vocals and ancient instruments. Tickets £8 +booking fee, concessions available.
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Inverness Piano Recitals presents Ethan Loch.
Inverness Town House, October 19 2026 @ 7:30 pm. This year’s winner of the RCS Governors Prize is Ethan Loch, a remarkable, blind from birth pianist who has been gaining a rapid, stellar reputation. Haydn, Debussy, Rachmaninov and more. Tickets £25 (adult): students and under-18s – £12.
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Nikita Lukinov at Cromarty
The Stables, Crpomarty on 18th October at 3:30 pm. Mussgorsky, Debussy, Liadov and Liszt, and Rachmaninov. Tickets £22.50.
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Scottish Ensemble & Brìghde Chaimbeul
One-touch Theatre, Eden Court, 15th October at 7pm. Scottish Ensemble joins forces with world-renowned Celtic musician Brìghde Chaimbeul for a spellbinding new collaboration. Tickets £27.50, concessions available.
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Three’s Company.
Inverness Cathedral, Sunday 11th October. Part of the popular Cake and Concert series. Tea, coffee and cake from 3pm, music starts 3:30. Admission £12 at the door.
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Maxi Martin (clarinet) and Julian Milford (Piano)
Boat of Garten Community Hall, Sunday 4 October 2026 at 7:30 pm. Robert and Clara Schumann, Ravel, Poulenc. Tickets £18, concessions available.
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Inverness Chamber Music presents…
Town House, Inverness, on Saturday 3rd October at 7 pm. Chamber works for voice, violin, cello and piano, including works by Mozart, Haydn, Holst and Judith Weir. £16 per person, under 18s free.
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The Royal School of Church Music Scottish Voices: Choral Evensong.
Inverness Cathedral, 3rd October at 4pm. Music by Philip Moore, Kenneth Leighton, Lucy Walker and Franz Joseph Haydn.
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Chloe Piano Trio
Nairn Community and Arts Centre, Saturday 3rd October, 2026 at 7:30pm. Haydn, Bosman, Brahms. Tickets £19, concessions available.
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Inverness Fringe Festival 2026
28 September – 4 October Unleashing raw performing arts across the city.
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Lucie Hendry (Harp) with Chris Amer and Christoffer Skovhus
Contin Parish Church, 24th September at 7.30 pm. Join the trio for a unique musical experience with original folk, jazz fusion music, connecting Scotland with Scandinavia. Tickets £10.
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James Munro -80th Birthday Celebration Concert.
Midmills Parish Church (Crown Church), 24th September 2026 at 7pm. James, former Administrator of Inverness Chamber Music, has invited six prominent musicians who have become his friends over the years to perform in what should prove a cracker of an evening. Donations on exit to Maggie’s Highland.
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Findhorn Bay Festival
24th September to 4th October. 50 events across 10 days.
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Inverness Piano Recitals presents Nikita Lukinov + RCS ensemble.
Inverness Town House, 21st September at 7:30. Franz Schubert’s joyous, exhilarating “Trout” Quintet, whose string quartet accompaniment features a double bass instead of the more usual second violin plus Robert Schumann’s piano quintet in E flat. Adult £25, Student £12.
