PICTURES: Talent show for youngsters aids Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre
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More than a dozen youngsters showed off their musical talent at a charity fundraising event in Inverness.
The line-up included a number of pianists, a drummer and a guitar player.
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Lucy Girvan (11), who is taught by Hesling Music, was the winner after singing The Cutter by Runrig while playing guitar.
The talent show at Culloden-Balloch Baptist Church in Inverness was organised by piano tutor Kenna Ross.
The 27-year-old, from Nairn, is participating in Strictly Inverness and arranged it as part of her fundraising campaign for the annual dance contest’s organisers and hosts Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
“It was such an amazing afternoon,” she said. “There was so much talent on show. It can be really nerve-racking coming up on stage in front of an audience but all the children were stars!
“I was so proud of them all.
“Thank you to Michael MacMillan and Kenny Smith from Torridon who were our judges for the day and also played Highland Girl for us all.
“Thank you to the Culloden-Balloch Baptist Church who provided the venue, sound and refreshments at the interval.”
Some £670 was generated by the event.
