Our regular meetings are held at 7.30pm on the third Wednesday of the month at Cawdor Community Centre. In 2025 these are February to April inclusive and September to November inclusive. There will be outings in May and June.
Date |
Speaker |
Topic |
| Wed 19 February. 7.30pm | ||
| Wed 19 March. 7.30pm | ||
| Wed 16 April. 7.30pm | ||
| Wed 21 May. 7.30pm | ||
| Sat X June. | Field Trip | |
| Wed 17 September. 7.30pm | ||
| Wed 15 October. 7.30pm | A.G.M. | |
| Wed 19 November. 7.30pm |
A History of Cawdor Parish was published in 2016 and is already on its second print run. we have very few copies left but you can buy it for £10 plus P&P by contacting us.
What has shaped the present parish of Cawdor? Newcomers and children may wish to know more about the place in which they live. Older residents like to share their memories of times past and present. This was very obvious in 1991 when Reg King and Dan Morrison gave a show in the Village Hall entitled: Cawdor the way it was…
This was the first in what is planned to be a series of books on Cawdor. The next in the series was Nairn’s Neighbours followed by A History of Forestry in Cawdor.
2016 was the 25th anniversary of Cawdor Heritage Group. We celebrated with an exhibition at Nairn Museum from the 28th of March until mid May, generating more than 1,000 visitors to the museum. During the year we also began publishing a series of books on Cawdor.
Cawdor Heritage Group 