As of 10 September 2012, upcoming events include

21 Sep 8 pm Glasgow Phoenix Choir – we’re delighted to welcome one of Scotland’s greatest choirs back to the Pavilion. Springing from the ashes of the legendary Orpheus Choir, the Phoenix has since proved to be a more than worthy successor. As on previous visits to the Pavilion (and at concerts elsewhere), special guests will be Glasgow Phoenix’s favourite Gaelic choir – our own Dingwall Gaelic Choir, regular prizewinners at the National Gaelic Mod and various local mods. Tickets £10 (conc. £8) online from WeGotTickets.com and TicketWeb.co.uk, including TicketWeb 24hr hotline 08444 771000, from June’s Card Shop Dingwall, from Pavilion in person or by ringing 01997 420124 (9 to 6 Mon to Fri) and from Dingwall Gaelic Choir

www.phoenixchoir.org

www.facebook.com/dingwall.choir

29 Sep 8 pm Dr. Feelgood: touring pretty much continuously since 1973, Dr. Feelgood always give 100% of the finest British rhythm and blues to make you feel good. Performing such hits as “Milk & Alcohol”, “Down At The Doctors” and “Roxette”, the Doctors will see you now! Tickets are selling very fast – £15 (conc. £14, school pupils £6) online from WeGotTickets and TicketWeb. They’re also on sale via TicketWeb 24-hr hotline 08444 771000, June’s Card Shop Dingwall and the Pavilion office 01997 420124 (9 to 6 Monday to Friday).

http://drfeelgood.org

30 Sep 11 am to 4 pm Autumn Wedding Fair – another chance for couples planning their special day to be inspired by the Pavilion and meet many top local suppliers of wedding-related services. Free entry for visitors on the day. Anyone who wishes to exhibit at the event should ring Andrew or Mary Dawn on 01997 420124

www.strathpefferpavilion.org/weddings.asp

3 Oct 8 pm “The Man Who Had All the Luck” by Arthur Miller. While those around him suffer everyday failures from redundancy to infertility, David Beeves is blessed with good fortune and continues to prosper. Yet, the more success David achieves, the more guilty, depressed and paranoid he feels about the plight of those around him. Soon he begins to wonder what will happen when his luck runs out… Nationally renowned Sell A Door Theatre Company, in association with the acclaimed Mull Theatre, tour Miller’s rarely-performed gem across the UK for the first time. Tickets £12 / £11 / £6 are now online from WeGotTickets.com and TicketWeb.co.uk, including TicketWeb 24-hr hotline 08444 771000, also in person from June’s Card Shop Dingwall and Pavilion office in person or by ringing 01997 420124 (Mon to Fri 9 to 6).

http://mulltheatre.com

www.selladoor.com

4 Oct 8 pm Scottish Opera returns to the Pavilion, this time with Verdi’s great opera “La Traviata”. A fresh look at Verdi’s deeply moving and ever-popular tale of a love denied, this new production also celebrates the 200th anniversary of Verdi’s birth. Director Annilese Miskimmon (newly appointed Artistic Director of Danish National Opera) gets right to the heart of the story in a production that centres on the turbulent relationships at its core. The opera will be sung in English, with piano accompaniment. Tickets from WeGotTickets.com, TicketWeb.co.uk, June’s Card Shop Dingwall and Pavilion office: £14 full price, £5 for under 26s, no other concessions.

www.scottishopera.org.uk

7 Oct 10 am to 5 pm Antiques & Collectables Fair organised by Friends of the Pavilion, with a variety of stalls offering books, postcards, silver, glass, jewellery, paintings, china and porcelain as well as a range of collectables. Free entry for the public, tea/coffee and shortbread will be on sale. To book a stall at the event, please call the Pavilion office 01997 420124

12 Oct 8 pm Nosferatu, the German expressionist silent classic with live musical accompaniment by guitarist David Allison. This innovative version premiered to a sell-out audience at the Glasgow Film Festival in February 2009. It has also been presented at the Inverness Film Festival and the Barbican Cinema in London. “A stunning presentation” (Edinburgh Evening News). “I’d urge all fans of silent films and great music to buy a ticket” (Jonathan Melville).

Tickets £12 / £11 / £6 are now online from WeGotTickets.com and TicketWeb.co.uk, including TicketWeb 24-hr hotline 08444 771000, also in person from June’s Card Shop Dingwall and Pavilion office in person or by ringing 01997 420124 (Mon to Fri 9 to 6).

http://theislandtapes.com/nosferatu.html

19 Oct 12 noon to 7 pm and

20 Oct 10 am to 5 pm Food & Craft Fair organised by Friends of the Pavilion. Start your Christmas shopping here with a huge variety to choose from, including baking and confectionery, books, clothing, knitted goods, jewellery, prints, stationery and woodcarving. Free entry for the public. Anyone wishing to book a table should ring Frances on 01997 421344 – but only a couple of spaces left now

26 Oct 7.30 pm Fashion Show organised by Friends of the Pavilion, in association with the Puffin Pool, Dingwall. Donated clothes will be modelled by both men and women and all clothes will be for sale at the event.  Tickets £5 for adults and £3 for children will be on sale at the Puffin Pool Dingwall and at the Pavilion.  All proceeds go to the two charities.

www.puffinpool.co.uk

27 Oct 8 pm Dancing Queen – The Show! Widely recognised as the UK’s most spectacular ABBA tribute theatre show, featuring dancers and vocalists, Dancing Queen is packed with all of ABBA’s greatest hits, performed with dazzling showmanship that only a true live band can accomplish.  So dust down your platforms, put on your flares and sing along with all of your favourites including: ‘Waterloo’, ‘Mamma Mia’, ‘Thank You For The Music’, ‘Dancing Queen’, ‘Winner Takes It All’, ‘Gimme, Gimme, Gimme’ and many more. Tickets £12 (£6 for school pupils) are now online from WeGotTickets.com and TicketWeb.co.uk, including TicketWeb 24-hr hotline 08444 771000, also in person from June’s Card Shop Dingwall and Pavilion office in person or by ringing 01997 420124 (Mon to Fri 9 to 6).

www.abba-cadabra.co.uk

28 Oct 7.30 pm Duetti d’Amore – operatic love duets. A programme of the greatest love duets from baroque and classical opera, sung by renowned countertenor Reno Troilus and soprano Gail Troilus. We are promised “an evening of emotional music that dares to pull all the strings of the heart”, featuring composers such as Handel, Mozart, Puccini, Donizetti and Britten. Piano accompaniment by Sheila Bruce. Tickets £12/£10 on sale soon.

2 Nov 8 pm Skerryvore – originally from the Isle of Tiree and now based in Glasgow, Skerryvore are favourites on the music festival circuit, feature in VisitScotland’s current TV ad and have thrilled audiences from Chicago to Shanghai. Lead singer Alec Dalglish won the Frankie Miller Songwriter of the Year award last year. Their sound has evolved in recent years but still maintains a strong ceilidh element. Tickets £15 are now online from WeGotTickets.com and TicketWeb.co.uk, including TicketWeb 24-hr hotline 08444 771000, also in person from June’s Card Shop Dingwall and Pavilion office in person or by ringing 01997 420124 (Mon to Fri 9 to 6).

www.skerryvore.com

3 & 4 10 am to 4 pm Exclusively Highlands Christmas Fair

Nov www.exclusivelyhighlands.co.uk

Plus conferences, weddings, functions and other private events not included on this list

Strathpeffer Pavilion 01997 420124 www.StrathpefferPavilion.org

enquiries@StrathpefferPavilion.org

TicketWeb 24/7 ticket hotline: 08444 771000

Source: Strathpeffer Pavilion