
The Grantown Society SCIO is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation No SC050104
Registered address 2, High Street, Grantown-on-Spey, PH26 3HB

The Grantown Society
The Grantown Society was launched on Friday 31st May 1974. Since then, the Society has worked to promote, preserve and develop this very special heritage. We are now celebrating our 50th year with a full year's anniversary programme. On 23rd April 2020 the Society took on charity status.
The Society's Grantown Hub opened August 5th 2024
We are now celebrating our first birthday

The Grantown Society founded May 31st 1974
Click here to find out about the Society's "50 not out" story.

Site currently being reconstructed
Go to Videos in the top menu to see the latest talk: What's in a Name?
Society Projects
The Society manages a range of projects including: Active Travel: Music: Research: Conservation: Walks and Talks: Events in the Grantown Hub.
Please click on each topic to find out more.
Society Management
The Society is a membership organisation with both Standard and Club members It is overseen by a Board of Trustees, elected annually.
Please click on "membership" to find out about membership and how to join and "organisation" to learn about the governance and policies
Events
Throughout the year the Society runs various events from a winter programme of open meetings, from festivals to displays, concerts to consultations and from walks to talks and tours.
Click on "events" to see the winter programme and other events
To pay for tickets, fees or membership click on the paypal link
The Grantown Society is a SCIO: that is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation ie a charity. Our number is SC050104.
The Grantown Hub was established by the Society as a home and as a community information and digital resource hub.
The Grantown Society was formed in 1974 and became a Charity in 2020. Membership is open to anyone interested in the aims of the Society, which are:
The advancement of education The advancement of community development The advancement of arts, heritage, culture or science The advancement of environmental protection or improvement
To acknowledge and support the work of the Society and the Hub, please click on membership page and join the society - we love to welcome new members!
Grantown on Spey
Capital of Romantic Strathspey
Home of the Clan Grant
A Traditional Highland Town
A unique Georgian Planned Town
and a vibrant visitor destination
Find out more about the buildings along Grantown on Spey's High Street and Square


Contact
"Murree", 4 Woodside Avenue
Grantown on Spey
PH26 3JN
Tel: 07709-270044
Patron
James Ogilvy-Grant, Viscount Reidhaven
Trustees