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Moray Doors Open Day
In celebration of architecture, culture and heritage many of Moray’s interesting and historic buildings will open their doors to welcome the public for free on Saturday 21 September.
This year the event includes BenRiach Distillery near Elgin, and five of Moray’s most interesting country houses: Darnaway Castle; Duffus House; Innes House; Newbold House and Dalvey House. There’s also a chance to walk around the enchanting walled gardens of Gordon Castle and to see the superb views from Covesea Lighthouse and Nelson’s Tower.
There will be plenty of activities for children, too. Earth Time will be providing outdoor activities for kids at Duffus House, and AJ Engineering of Forres will have STEM activities, a bouncy castle and BBQ to celebrate 30 years in business.
Convener of Moray Council, Cllr Shona Morrison, urged residents to make the most of opportunity.
“This is a fantastic chance to step inside some of Moray’s well-known buildings, but also see some hidden gems. It’ll be fascinating to see how the historic country houses are being used nowadays – from sustainable living at Newbold House to the wedding and corporate venue at Innes House, and the future plans for a café and tourist accommodation at Duffus House.”
Advanced booking is required for Covesea Lighthouse, Falconer Museum store and BenRiach Distillery. For details of all of the venues this year visit www.moray.gov.uk/doorsopenday2019 or follow Moray Doors Open Day on Facebook.