Carrbridge is a small but lively community where there is always plenty going on to interest both local residents and visiting tourists alike. The village hosts a regular touring performance programme with everything from traditional, classical and contemporary music to professional theatre and dance. The thriving cultural scene includes a variety of other arts and crafts activities plus local sports and international competition, festivals, workshops and ceilidhs. There is also a whole host of events and activities organised by the various groups and organisations within the village from the annual duck race to the annual World Porridge Making Championships.
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The seventh annual Carrbridge Gathering and Scottish Open Chainsaw Carving Championship this year sees a record number of 20 competitors from as far afield as the USA, Australia and Germany who have four hours to create a winning sculpture from an eight foot-long log of Sitka Spruce.
The annual World Porridge Making Championships is followed with interest by connoisseurs of the traditional national dish across the globe. Local produce and craft stalls, pipeband parade of judges and competitors, the official Toast to the Porridge, live music, product tastings and street entertainment. Guest judge for 2009 is TV presenter and cook book author, Nell Nelson who last visited Carrbridge when she was making her TV series "The Woman Who Ate Scotland." All content on this site
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