Memories of the Community Centre
It was just such a great place to go at any time of day — you could pretty much always find someone there to connect with.
It was just such a great place to go at any time of day — you could pretty much always find someone there to connect with.
The Community Centre was always a very, very important part of my experience coming here, so I've got some great memories.
This compilation was put together from the archives after the Community Hub Initiative = CHI'26 Storyfest, a community consultation to shape a future community facility.
"We are so pleased and appreciative of John Byrne and the lenders for enabling us to feature this retrospective of John’s work for the opening of our new gallery space."
Mary Braid's 2001 feature in The Independent profiled the Findhorn Foundation, using "The Magic Kingdom" headline to describe the eco-spiritual community's financial struggles and internal, as well as local, friction.
At the time of the Community's 40th Birthday, Michael Hawkins interviews Jonathan Caddy asking him what it was like to be one of the Caddy boys growing up in that caravan and atmosphere of spiritual magnetism.
The story of the College, as with many experiences at Findhorn, is both an objective, factual narrative and a subjective, personal one running parallel.
I put it out to Spirit: If you want me to stay here, I am not sleeping on garage floors anymore. You have to find me a house.
We endeavour to map the evolution of the beautifully complex ecosystem which is our community as it has unfolded over more than six decades.
How I came to Findhorn, my involvement with conferences, Trustees, Fellow, The Quest and the Findhorn College.