The pace seems relentless these days as events keep on coming at St Margaret’s. Following the traditional performers of March we changed style with renowned saxophonist Tommy Smith delivering a wonderful virtuoso solo performance displaying his remarkable talents and the acoustic characteristics of the building to the full.
Read More“Folk came from far and wide to hear Old Blind Dogs celebrate their 30th anniversary in a packed St Margaret’s on Friday night. The building was fairly rocking as the band gave it their all, thrilling an enthusiastic audience.”
Read More“In an hour of fascinating conversation Jackie talked about her life and inspirations. And what a tale it was too as she took the spellbound audience from her early days in Fife to Glasgow and then on to Nigeria as she set out to trace her family roots”
Read More“We needed all the chairs and more when we welcomed a capacity audience to enjoy an evening with renowned Scottish Fiddler Duncan Chisholm. It was wonderful to see the place full again and people enjoying top quality entertainment….”
Read More“What a weekend it was! The Hills were indeed alive to the sound of pipes, fiddles, whistles, guitars, drums and singing. The pubs were full and there was hardly a bed to be had in the village. It was the first Braemar Folk Festival organised by the St Margaret’s Trust….”
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