Check out whatson inverness where the choice is yours – whether you fancy the traditional or modern, wish to look on or join in, seek out the quiet life or the wild life, enjoy the indoors or the great outdoors. There's something happening in Inverness at all times of the year, from a Highland show to a Highland festival, from the traditional Highland Games to the Inverness Tattoo, from a New Year Hogmanay ceilidh to a Burns Supper. The range is amazing and growing daily. Check it out!
Regular Events:-
Daily: Traditional Music Sessions/Live Music; Hootananny, Church Street tel 233651,
Mostly Daily: Live Music/Comedy, The Ironworks, Academy Street Tel 08717 789173,
Every Saturday: Car Boot Sale, Co-op Car Park, Telford Street at 9am,
Every Saturday: Ceilidh with Fraser, Erik and Guests, Hootananny, Church Street from 2.30pm - 6.00pm,
Every Tuesday (July & August) Pipe Band Perfomances in High Streetat 8.00pm
Every Tuesday: Traditional Jazz, Nico's Bar, Ness Bank between 9-11pm,
Every Thursday: Informal Music Session, Clachnaharry Inn at 9pm, Tel 239806
Every Thursday: Rock Quizoke, Barbazza, Young Street at 5.30pm
Every Thursday Beauly Firth & Glens Pipe Band at the Square, Beauly 7.30-9.30pm
Every Friday: Office Party/Quiz Night, Barbazza, Young Street at 6pm,
Fri/Sat: Live Piano Music, The Piano Bar, Glenmoriston Hotel at 9pm
Scottish Ballet Autumn Season A unique and exciting mixed bill including: Ride the beast, Pennies from Heaven and For MG: The Movie. Thrilling dance by way of Radioheads music, film techniques and the sophisticated frivolity of the 1930’s. Eden Court at 7.30pm. www.scottishballet.co.uk
Tue 7th Oct
OneTouch Theatre at Eden Court at 10.30am & 1.30pm
Tue 7th Oct
Scottish Ballet - Triple Bill Following the success of Romeo and Juliet, Scottish Ballet return to Eden Court to perform a unique triple bill.
Empire Theatre 7.30pm
Wed 8th Oct
Scotland’s rural past in the Highlands – Part of the Highland Archaeology Festival An illustrated talk by Steve Boyle on the Archaeology of the Improvement Period.
Milburn Academy at 7.30pm Ticket prices: £2.50/£1.50/50p Tel: 01463790214
Wed 8th Oct
Carol Laula A previous winner of 'Best Performer' at the Celtic Connections festival, Carol Laula has developed a truly stunning live act.
OneTouch Theatre at Eden Court at 8.00pm
Wed 8th Oct
Scottish Ballet - Triple Bill Following the success of Romeo and Juliet, Scottish Ballet return to Eden Court to perform a unique triple bill.
Empire Theatre at Eden Court at 7.30pm
Thu 9th Oct
Kilts for Kids Charity fashion show in aid of Children 1st. Dixon’s Kia Garage, Inverness at 7.30pm
Tel: 01463 794477
Thu 9th Oct
Andy Kirkpatrick One of the UK’s most accomplished mountaineers and big-wall climbers, Andy Kirkpatrick’s show focuses on his winter expeditions to Patagonia, a treacherous mountain range at the southern most portion of South America.
OneTouch Theatre at Eden Court at 7.30pm
Tue 9th Oct
Blazin’ Fiddles One of Scotland’s top traditional bands, now in their tenth year who will be playing a brand new set of tunes from their latest album. Ticket prices: £15/£13/£10
Eden Court Theatre at 8.00pm
Fri 10th Oct
The Lesson A bright, brilliant and fresh play by Eugene Ionesco, presented by one of Scotland’s leading tour companies.Strathpeffer Pavilion at 8.00pmTicket prices: £8/£6
Call 01997 420124 or book on-line at www.thebooth.co.uk
Fri 10th Oct
Tim Kliphuis, Grappelli Meets Celtic Folk - Dutchman Tim Kliphuis is widely regarded as the natural successor to Stéphane Grappelli; his unique style infusing Gypsy Swing with Folk and Classical music, and virtuoso playing with a great love for melody
OneTouch Theatre at 8.00pm
Sat 11th Oct
Cutlery Wars - An experimental and satirical comedy for children (and anyone who went to school)... The play was first performed at the Underbelly at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2006. It played to packed houses and received delightful, enthusiastic reviewsOneTouch Theatre at 2.00pm
Sat 11th Oct
Something Wicked This Way Comes - Adapting his own novel for the stage, the legendary Ray Bradbury has created a spine tingling battle between good and evil, packed with a terrifying collection of characters including the mysterious flying Dust Witch and the deadly Mr. Dark. A fantastic book and now a new show for everyone from nine and up, Something Wicked this Way Comes is a deliciously scary adventure about friendship & innocence and perfectly captures the wondrous belief we possess when we are fourteen.
Empire Theatre at 7.00pm
Mon 13th Oct
Eddi Reader - Eddi Reader is an icon of Scottish music. Her rare blend of meltingly true vocals, towering romanticism and the ability to not just move the listener but to connect her experience to that of her audience makes her a unique and powerful figure in contemporary British music.
Empire Theatre at 7.30pm
Tue 14th Oct
Inverness Chamber Music Society - Auer String Quartet Formed in 1990 by four leading students of Budapest's Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, the Auer String Quartet has won many prizes in numerous Hungarian and international competitions, including first prize in the 7th London International String Quartet Competition, with Lord Yehudi Menuhin as jury chairman.
Inverness Town House at 8.00pm
Tue 28th Oct
Inverness South Ward Forum - The theme for this Forum is "Youth Provision" to be held in Inshes Primary School, Inshes at 7.00pm for 7.30pm start.
Sat 1st Nov
Inverness Farmers Market Inverness Precinct from 9-6 with music from the Cnoc Cuill Ceilidh Band playing from 12 - 2pm
Thu 14th Nov - Sun 16th Nov
Continental Market in Eastgate, High Street and Inglis Street from 9.00am - 6.00pm
Sat 29th Nov - 31st Dec
Inverness Winter Festival
Sat 6th Dec
Inverness Farmers Market Inverness Precinct from 9-6 with music from the Cnoc Cuill Ceilidh Band playing from 12 - 2pm
Wed 31st Dec
Hogmanay Celebrations
For more details on this week's events go to the Events Page or the Inverness City Advertiser Website. For all the latest film releases contact Vue Cinemas in Inverness.
