From music to drama, from individual performers to ensembles, this is the home of stories about the Performing Arts, which form an important part of our Community life.
Performance and the Arts in Findhorn I first arrived as a 19-year-old aspiring theatre artist in 1984 when three of the old Lollipop gang, Ike and Maggie Isaksen (now India Brown) and Michael Worth,
MUSICAL REFLECTIONS My joining meeting in 1977 was conducted by two musicians Doug Genovia and Gillian Lubach. As I was leaving, Doug asked what sort of guitar I had. “Gibson Les Paul,” I replied. He
THE NEW TROUBADOURS The community’s first-ever musical band was The New Troubadours, which emerged in 1971 from Friday fun nights at which people would act, sing and tell stories. David Spangler and guitarist Milenko Matanovic
THE FORRES BIG CHOIR Bill Henderson and I combined our strengths in 2004 to create a community choir in Forres. We have about 50 members from along the Moray coast, Inverness to Elgin. Bill and
DEVELOPMENT IN THE ARTS In 1971 the first three classes began in music (by Gillian Lubach), drama (Eddie with New Age drama and ‘Fun Nights’) and dance (with Lark Batteau). During attunements we have been
Music As Cultural Glue Findhorn has always attracted quality community musicians as well as international stars. I think people are drawn here partly for the music. Music is powerful cultural glue and is also a
Listen to the Community singing One Incredible Family with Hans Poulsen. You can read a wonderful account of Hans Poulsen’s life by Graeme Brown who kindly gave permission to share his article.
On Friday 11th March 2023 a cast of community members performed THE RED BALL play. To watch it online you will need the pass code: F1b7!Pi9eQ This play by Laura Pasetti and cast was the first
This edition includes The Wholeness Of Community; New Developments In Music, Drama and Dance; and Attunement To The Higher Self.
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From 1969 the community sent out newsletters and magazines, such as Findhorn News and Expressions to a growing readership. Sadly, we are missing a few issues of the early issues.
