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| Welcome to the PavilionWelcome to the Website of the Strathpeffer Spa Pavilion, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. The Square, Strathpeffer, Ross & Cromarty IV14 9DL Tel: 01997 420124 e-mail Thanks to Undiscovered Scotland for permission to use this picture. The photograph in the website frame, of the Pavilion before restoration, is used courtesy of Scottish Screen Pavilion events - click here for more details
Restored by the Scottish Historic Buildings Trust (see The Restoration), the Pavilion is now a stunning venue for all sorts of functions and events:
The Pavilion houses the acclaimed RedPoppy Restaurant, where you can have a meal before the show (but we strongly advise you to book in advance). NB: RedPoppy is closed on Mondays at present, and is also closed over Christmas and New Year from lunchtime on Tuesday 23rd. Joanne Thompson, who came to see the Kaiser Chiefs at the Pavilion, took this stunning photo of the Pavilion in its garden setting, with one of Allister Brebner's sculptures in the foreground and the mountains behind. Many thanks to Joanne for giving us permission to publish her picture.
You will find more information about our unique Highland village in the section About Strathpeffer, along with information about where to stay, places to eat, other things to see and do in Strathpeffer and links to other websites you might find of interest. Work in the PavilionMost of the Pavilion staff are part-time - we always need occasional staff for the bar, as stewards and as general assistants for evening and weekend events. If you would like to work in the Pavilion, get in touch with the SPA office in the Pavilion, or you can print out an application form from this website. We would also love to hear from anyone who would like to volunteer to help with events in the Pavilion! This site is the proud winner of a Golden Web Award from the International Association of Web Masters and Designers, in recognition of creativity, integrity and excellence on the Web. It has also been chosen as "Website of the Month" by Scotland Internet and the Scottish Rural Gateway The Pavilion is a member of PAN, the Highland
Have you Danced at the Pavilion?Do you remember the dances, the concerts, the Highland Cabaret? If so, please share your memories with us, as a number of people have already done in our Guestbook. People all over the North and beyond have fond memories of events in the Pavilion. Why not take a look at Arthur Scott's fascinating website The Strath, where he lists all the performers in the Pavilion from 1960 to 1979. Talk to Us!Click on Get in Touch to find out how to reach us. We would especially like to hear from you if you ever performed in the Pavilion, or if you are prepared to organise a fund-raising event. You can also use the Guest Book to post messages you would like others to read. Why not use it to try to get in touch with people you used to meet at the Pavilion, or old friends who have a Strathpeffer connection and might visit the site. The Pavilion also now has a Myspace page. PhotographsMany thanks to the increasing number of people who have supplied photographs for this Website. Do you have a good photograph of the Pavilion, or indeed of Strathpeffer? Would you like to see it on the Web? If so, send it to us and we will publish the best ones.
Thanks to photographer Dave Allison for this shot of the Pavilion at night. Keep Visiting!Something is always happening on this website, so do visit again soon to see what's new. To see a complete list of all pages on this website, click on Site Map below. For a road report, see trafficscotland.org Click here for places to eat in Strathpeffer The Pavilion's Arts programme for 2008 is Strathpeffer Pavillion is not how to spell us (too many "els") but I am putting this in just so that people who use the wrong spelling will still find us! Maybe I had better mention Strathpepher too, for the same reason. Or even Stratphepeffer - a very creative effort by Declan Nerney's Webmaster! Perhaps there are also people who need help on how to spell Ross-shire (which I have just seen written as "Rothshyr"!) or Ross & Cromarty
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Strathpeffer is in the former county of Ross & Cromarty, which crosses the Highlands from east coast to west, with spectacular scenery. In the centre of the county, Strathpeffer is an ideal base for exploring the area and, because of its unusual spa history, the village offers an extensive choice of 
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