In Person Moray St John’s Episcopal Church, Forres 7 September 2024 St. John’s Church is one of the two Grade A listed buildings in Forres. It has a vibrant congregation and is involved in various community engagement activities. These activities include regular worship services, as well as serving the community with baptisms, weddings, and funerals. The church also conducts visits to local care homes, organizes Pre-loved Uniform Sales, and runs an After-School Activities and supper Club for school children and their families. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking Hearing Loop
In Person 2024 Theme Moray St Laurence Church, Forres 7 September 2024 The present St Laurence Church stands on a site which has been used for Christian worship since the middle of the 13th century, when Scots King Alexander III erected a chapel in honour of St Laurence as a memorial to his late wife Margaret. The present building is relatively modern. Its foundation stone was laid on 17th August 1904 and the building was first opened for worship on 28th February 1906, prior to which the congregation worshipped in Cumming Street Church. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking Hearing Loop Limited Access
In Person Moray St Margaret's Church, Aberlour new 7 September 2024 St Margaret’s Church is part of the Scottish Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness. The building is Grade A listed with many fine architectural features. It was designed by Alexander Ross and was built between 1875 and 1879. There is a historic link to the former Aberlour Orphanage which it was built to serve. Some of the orphanage records are kept in the church. View Details Facilities Disabled Access WC Refreshments Parking Hearing Loop
In Person Moray St Michael's Parish Church, Dallas 7 September 2024 St Michael's Parish Church was built in 1794 and holds services every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month. Built in 1794 and situated beside the River Lossie, the Church has a long and interesting history. The market cross in the graveyard once was the original Moray boundary! View Details Facilities Parking Hearing Loop Events For Children Disabled WC Disabled Access WC Refreshments
In Person Moray St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, Lossiemouth 7 September 2024 Opened on 6th August 1911 the small Episcopal Church of St. Margaret's, Lossiemouth is a peaceful place to visit. Inside the church you will find a reserved but well finished interior, with exposed wooded roof structure and finely tooled sandstone walls. Come inside and enjoy this wonderful place of worship in Lossiemouth, with beautiful modern stained glass made at Pluscarden Abbey. Meet members of the current congregation over refreshments, who will welcome you in and show you around. Delve deeper into the history and background of this worshipping community that historically has many links to the armed services. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments
In Person Moray Trinity Masonic Lodge Hall, Elgin 7 September 2024 Trinity Masonic Lodge has been continuously practising Freemasonry in Elgin since 1778 and are inviting members of the public to visit them on Doors Open Day. Step inside this Georgian building and discover a range of Masonic regalia and artifacts which will be on display. View Details Facilities WC Not Accessible Refreshments
In Person Moray Tugnet Icehouse at the Scottish Dolphin Centre 7 September 2024 The Tugnet Icehouse is the largest remaining Icehouse in the UK, and was used in the salmon fishing station in Spey Bay to store ice. The ice was used to keep salmon and trout fresh before it was transported to other parts of the UK. The Icehouse is now managed as part of the Scottish Dolphin Centre, run by the charity Whale and Dolphin Conservation. View Details Facilities Limited Access WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking Disabled WC
