THE FRIDAY NIGHT FEAST

We’ve moved...  This year were moving the feast to Friday night. 

Whos cooking?... Lorna MacNee from Restaurant Andrew Fairlie, Gleneagles, 
winner of Scottish Chef of the Year at ScotHot. Rosie Healey from Alchemilla, Glasgow. Victoria and Ashley from Café St Honore, Edinburgh. Marysia Paszkowska from Monachyle Mhor .

CINEMOR77

Cinema Yurt... Cinemor77 is a social enterprise that aims to bring people together through cinema, filmmaking and more.

Following the huge success of Cinema Yurt’s debut at Doune the Rabbit Hole last year they are off on a wee tour of Scottish film & music festivals we are delighted to confirm they will be screening at Mhor Festival on Sat 27th and Sun the 28th.

DISCO YOGA

Meet Braxton - lead singer in The Soul Foundation. He is bringing you a different kind of funk in the form of Disco Yoga!
Join him on the front lawn and salute the sun, 11am Sunday. 
 

PARK & RIDE... 

sit back, relax and take in the stunning scenery on your way up to the festival. Shuttle service to and from Mhor 84.  

Fri  3pm - midnight - every hour
Sat & Sun 10.30am - 7pm every half hour
Sat & Sun 7pm - 2am  every hour

FREE OF CHARGE...

For those who will be driving ... our traffic management service will ensure you have a smooth and stress free journey up the glen. 

SATURDAY 11AM

THE RAFT RACE

Use your imagination, anything goes!  
 

THE OMLETTE CHALLENGE

"It's great craic"

SATURDAY

THE MHOR
BAKE OFF

Our theme this year is;
"Best of British"

SUNDAY

BREAD BAKING COMPETITION

Bake and bring your best loaf!

FEDERATION OF THE DISCO PIMP

Combining elements of Old-School Funk, Disco, Psychedelic and Jazz, this 7-piece band of Scots are legendary for their endless energy and blistering live sets.

RAY HARRIS

The Glaswegian jazz pianist, whose career has spanned over a decade, plays to crowds of over 20,000 at massive festivals overseas, in destinations such as Japan, South Korea and Indonesia. His distinctive 60s and 70s style and sound has landed him as the support act for huge artists, including Average White Band and the Godfather of soul, James Brown.

AL KENT

If you thought disco music was for the back room, think again… Al Kent's sound is big, bad & perfectly mixed! 

CHARLOTTE MARSHALL & THE 45s

Award-winning Glasgow-based singer Charlotte Marshall brings her soul, funk, blues and R’n’B.  The seven-piece recently won Blues Magazine’s Future of the Blues competition and released the well-received single, Big Easy.

BRINA

A BIG hit at Celtic Connections this year. Brina explores the links between Scotland and Jamaica, where the poetry of Robert Burns meets Reggae.  Her set will be a mix of her own material with some Reggae classics too by Bob Marley, Nicky Thomas and Jimmy Cliff.

DAFT FUNK

The idea  is simple; 2 DJs with a passion for Daft Punk!  The original tribute or the real thing...?   We'll let you decide....

FOR THE LITTLE ONES

Mhor Festival isn't just about the grown ups, there's lots to do for the little ones. From bush craft to circus skills; bread making with Tom; mixology masterclass in the cocktail garden and a mini disco on Saturday night!  Fun for all ages.