"The importance of repatriation of ancestral remains to Māori of New Zealand." A presentation by Te Herekiekie Herewini and Ms Hema Temara discussing:- The history of the trade and collection of Māori ancestral remains The continuous connection Māori have with their tūpuna (ancestors) Māori cultural concepts What happens when the ancestors arrive home? There will be a demonstration…
Come with Ronnie as he take you on an illustrated journey through his long and varied life. A joint presentation by The Friends of The Falconer Museum and Forres Heritage Trust. Tickets available from The Falconer Museum - Cost £12.50. *Over 16s only - Access by Stairs - This is not a Musical Performance.
Come along and join members of the Orchestra for a fun-filled afternoon of musical activities set among The Falconer Museum's treasure trove of exhibits. Hear our ensemble perform, take part in musical workshops and craft activities, try playing instruments from the Scottish Chamber Orchestra Instrument Armoury and meet the musicians.
Children's crafty session at the Falconer Museum - we will be making Halloween hats so 'fly' in past to have some seasonal crafty fun! No need to book and all materials are provided, just remember to bring an adult.
Children's crafty session - we will be making milk bottle elephants this week! Get creative and decorate your very own little elephant to take home. No need to book and all materials are provided, just remember to bring an adult.
Friends of the Falconer Museum and Forres Heritage Trust are pleased to jointly present a fascinating evening talk about the recent community archaeology project which took place on Cluny Hill, Forres. The talk will be held in Forres Tolbooth and tickets will be available for purchase at the Falconer Museum from Tuesday 17th October until 31st October. There will also be…
Join us for another fascinating insight into local excavation work - Leanne Demay and David Anderson will provide an illustrated talk on Tuesday 5th December at 2pm in the Falconer Museum, Forres on the excavations at Dandaleith in 2014. The excavation took place near the find spot of the Dandaleith Pictish stone which is now on display in…