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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For beginners and drummers who want to try something different. No experience required!
Come to a "taster" session with Carrumba Street Drumming Band and discover your noisy side!
Session leader: Mat Clements (Orkestra del Sol & Where’s the One)
Ages 16 to 96+ welcome!
Sunday 13th December, 10.00am-5.00pm, Aviemore Youth Hostel.
Cost: £5 (subsidised by Carrumba Street Drumming Band)
Booking essential (places may be limited)!
Email carrumba.carrbridge@hotmail.com or phone 07818 622816 (evenings only).
Never held a drumstick? Want to give it a bash? Come to a "taster" session with Carrumba Street Drumming Band and discover your noisy side! Specially tailored for beginners: no experience required Ages 16 to 96+ welcome! Session leader: Mat Clements (Orkestra del Sol and Where's the One) www.wherestheone.co.uk
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."Carrbridge Village Hall @ 7pm
Tickets £3/£2 under 18's
Tickets available to buy from Old Bakery Coffee Shop
or on the night.

Carrbridge Films, local, youth, independent film company present 'Rachel Sermanni and Company' a concert being hosted as part of the production of their latest film, 'The Guild'. Rachel has recently gained national recognition after her performance of 'My Love is Like a Red Red Rose' at the Homecoming Burns Supper hosted by First Minister Alex Salmond marking the 250thanniversaryof the birth of Robert Burns. Following a number of performances across the country she will be taking to the stage with fellow young musicians for an evening of musical entertainment. More info about the concert.
@ 7.30pm
Carrbridge Village Hall
Tickets £8/£6 under 18's
Carrbridge Community Arts Ticket Line: 01479841211
Tickets online at www.thebooth.co.uk

The story and music of Chet Baker told by Mike Maran with live music on stage arranged and performed by Colin Steele and Dave Milligan directed by Patrick Sandford.
It’s 1961 and Chet Baker is in jail in Lucca. He had been voted best trumpet player in the world only five years before – now he’s doing time in an Italian jail for drug offences. Italians strolling around the town walls stop and listen to the sound of Chet’s golden trumpet wafting through the prison bars. Chet shared his prison cell with a storyteller. The storyteller became his friend.
Twenty-eight years later, Chet shared a hotel room in Amsterdam with his friend. That was the night Chet Baker died. Only the storyteller knows what really happened. He knows the whole story – and now he’s telling it. With live music on stage arranged and performed by Colin Steele (trumpet) and Dave Milligan (piano) this is an unforgettable evening of jazz, junk, and genius!
Not suitable for audiences younger than 15 years. www.mikemaran.com
Carrbridge Village Hall @ 7.30pm
Tickets £7/£5 under 18's
Carrbridge Community Arts Ticket Line: 01479 841211
Tickets online at www.thebooth.co.uk

Family entertainment with comedy, adventure, poetry and song. With live music, a bit of a ceilidh dance and scenes from Mull Theatre's productions of Para Handy, Whisky Galore, Kidnapped and Katie Morag, this is a trip round the islands like no other.
Everyone’s on board the ferry, on their way back for the big Homecoming dance, but there's a strong north-easterly and they can't get into the pier. So with the boat and the passengers going roon' and roon', all you need is a well stocked bar and “once-famous” Highland entertainer Calum MacAskill to get a right good ceilidh going
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. 


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