Venue Information
The Famous Bein Inn (When owned by David Mundell)
(Les Routiers Inn of The Year for Scotland 2007)
PLEASE NOTE THAT MUNDELL MUSIC NO LONGER HAVE ANY ASSOCIATION WITH THE BEIN INN.
Used to be famed for live music where acclaimed musicians from all over the world performed “unplugged” in front of small audiences of enthusiasts in the intimate concert room. Their massive music memorabilia collection was displayed throughout the Inn, evoking memories of rock, folk and blues legends from the sixties and seventies. Click here to see a list of some of the artists who have played since 1999 - Feb 2008
Some accolades achieved by Mundell Music at The Famous Bein Inn
Winner - Music Venue of The Year for Scotland 2003
Finalist - Music Venue of The Year for the UK 2005
Finalist - Music Venue of The Year for Scotland 2007
Shortlisted - UK Music Venue of The Year 2008
The Glenfarg Hotel
Another home for Mundell Music
Situated in the very heart of Scotland, the Ancient Country of Perthshire straddles both the Scottish Highlands and Lowlands. If you don't know Perthshire then you are in for a very pleasant surprise. A recent quality of life survey gave this area top position in the entire U.K.
Home to The Glenfarg Village Folk Club every Monday night.
Rooms
With 16 individually and tastefully decorated bedrooms all with en-suite facilities, satellite television & wireless network. The Glenfarg is a true haven for relaxation.
www.glenfarghotel.co.uk
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A new venture sees Mundell Music's live music in "The Stables" (whose history of goes back over 400 years) The Stables, being the oldest part, is today our bar where The Grey Lady (resident friendly ghost) and her horse reside. The front house was built in the late 17th century and is watched over by a wedding stone placed abo Now a haven of Mundell Music's massive memorabilia collection the Stables are certainly worth a visit! This highly regarded Inn has some 21 Rooms and serves the finest food in the area.
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ve the fire place as its lintel. The couple married in the local Kirk in 1718 and were blessed by the Minister in front of the fire before the festivities started. Iona Kirk and Ewan Lindsay ran the Inn ( then a Drovers Inn) from that day on until Iona's death in 1736. It's said that the two were so in love that when Iona died the wedding stone cracked and Ewan died shortly afterwards of unknown causes.
Bovey Castle
Set within 368 square miles of the Dartmoor National Park, Devon in South West England, provides guests with a private and tranquil haven. Bovey Castle will be hosting Mundell Music events throughout the year.