Haddo News

Haddo Arts Festival will take place from 12 – 15 September 2024. We are thrilled to share some of the excellent events we have lined up, with more to follow: […]

We are delighted to be collaborating with The University of Aberdeen to bring you the first Haddo Arts event of 2024 – Classical Legacies: A Poetry Reading by A.E. Stallings, […]

Haddo audiences thoroughly enjoyed this year’s festival programme which ran from 6 – 10 October. Baroque specialists Red Priest opened this year’s Haddo Arts Festival in lively fashion on Friday […]

Red Priest – Not Just Baroque specialists What makes a Red Priest concert such an exciting, lively and unusual musical evening? Perhaps it’s the tremendously varied musical experience the members of […]

Talented Romanian-born pianist Cristiana Achim is delighted to be making her Scottish debut during this year’s Haddo Arts Festival. Cristiana has strong links to north east Scotland. She has just […]

Read more about the exciting Haddo Arts Festival 2023 line up. We open on Friday 6 October with a Baroque Extravaganza from Red Priest, who wowed Haddo audiences in 2019 […]

On a sunny afternoon in Aberdeenshire on July 8, Haddo House Chapel provided a special and atmospheric venue for a sell-out concert featuring the hugely talented guitarist, Morgan Szymanski. The […]

Join us to be transported into the musical sound world of Latin America by the virtuoso guitarist Morgan Szymanski. Book now for this delightful musical journey, departing from Haddo Chapel […]

We are delighted to announce that Philip Long OBE FRSE, Chief Executive of the National Trust for Scotland, will deliver the David & June Gordon Lecture during this year’s Haddo […]