Over 500 hardy folk flocked to Haddo for this year’s visual art exhibition, Experimental use of 2m Space – the only element of this year’s Haddo Arts Festival to be…
Haddo Arts Festival is well and truly underway. Read Lucy Gordon’s review of Richard Michael’s delightful and inspiring jazz piano concert over on our blog page. Lucy has also reviewed…
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In these challenging times, when the landscape seems to be shifting almost hourly, we thought it would be a good idea to update you all on what is happening at…
Our friends and partners at the National Trust for Scotland have an event that we thought may interest you. On 4th February they are hosting a piano recital at Haddo…
Haddo Arts is delighted that Jean Paul Baptiste’s “I Am An Immigrant”, exhibited at Haddo during this year’s Experimental Use of Space: Connections, has been awarded the RSA Open prize…
Haddo Arts Festival 2019 kicked-off with a wonderful opening concert on Saturday evening – and a very special guest….
Cellist Ruaraidh Williams is delighted to be returning to Haddo on Tuesday 8 October to present a short programme of cello and piano music with Jeremy Coleman before Jackie Kay,…
We are delighted that Leila Kleineidam, award winning graduate from Gray’s School of Art, is returning to exhibit her work at Haddo. Leila was one of seven emerging artists who…
Scottish soprano Catriona Clark, pictured, is The Merry Widow in Opera Bohemia’s production of the much-loved operetta by Franz Lehar, which comes to Haddo on Tuesday 27 August. The company…
