Moray House Trust

Moray House Trust Moray House Trust is a private, non-partisan, not-for-profit initiative to promote Guyana's diverse culture and to share ideas in the public sphere.

Moray House is a traditional, wooden "heritage" house located in the heart of Georgetown. The beautifully appointed ground floor includes a reception room, a bar area, an open plan dining and living area, a remarkable art collection and a well-kept garden. The ambience is spacious yet intimate, traditional yet modern, and, truly Guyanese. The primary goal of the Moray House Trust is to provide a s

anctuary for cultural and artistic expressions and the exchange of knowledge and ideas. The Trust is also pleased to make these lovely surroundings available for a range of events and small gatherings, including:

Lunches and Dinners
Business Meetings
Book Club Meetings and Book Launches
Young Writers & Youth & Students
Culture Groups
Workshops & Training Sessions
Round Table Meetings
Small Conferences
Presentations
Lectures
Tea Parties
Cocktail Receptions

The bats are back!Moray House Trust warmly welcomes anyone with an interest in art, cricket or storytelling to visit an ...
01/09/2026

The bats are back!
Moray House Trust warmly welcomes anyone with an interest in art, cricket or storytelling to visit an exhibition of cricket bats that have been transformed into works of art. All items in the exhibition are for sale.

The exhibition will run from Saturday 5th September to Friday 11th September from 11.00 AM to 3.00 PM daily (Sunday 6th included).

This year the challenge issued to artists was to tell a story, to create a narrative on the bat. They were given three examples of Guyanese stories told via sculpture, song and poetry and encouraged to explore the possibilities of art as a narrative form, a means of communication.

You are warmly invited to come and see the results.

The Guyana Prize Literary Festival concludes with Dramatic Night, a theatrical finale that transforms Guyanese literatur...
05/08/2026

The Guyana Prize Literary Festival concludes with Dramatic Night, a theatrical finale that transforms Guyanese literature into live performance.

Directed by Al Creighton Jnr. and performed by the National Drama Company of Guyana, the production features the stage plays August Morning and1823. Interwoven between performances are poetic tributes from the works of Ian McDonald—bringing together literature, history and poetry in a fitting close to Guyana's premier literary celebration.

Event Details

Production: Dramatic Night – Finale of the Guyana Prize Literary Festival
Director: Al Creighton Jnr.
Cast: National Drama Company of Guyana
Date: Sunday, August 9, 2026
Time: 8:00 p.m.
Venue: National Cultural Centre
Admission: Free and open to the public.

Moray House Trust mourns the passing of Ian McDonald, a diligent and dedicated servant of Guyanese culture for over half...
24/07/2026

Moray House Trust mourns the passing of Ian McDonald, a diligent and dedicated servant of Guyanese culture for over half a century. We extend deep sympathy to his wife and family, who should be extremely proud of the legacy he has left.
Thank you Ian, for example.

We will publish a short film tomorrow on our YouTube Channel to mark the 46th death anniversary of Dr. Walter Rodney. ht...
12/06/2026

We will publish a short film tomorrow on our YouTube Channel to mark the 46th death anniversary of Dr. Walter Rodney.
https://youtu.be/koSuJyig2RU

Join us at Moray House Trust for another Live Reading on Tuesday 16th June 2026, this time featuring the writer and poet...
10/06/2026

Join us at Moray House Trust for another Live Reading on Tuesday 16th June 2026, this time featuring the writer and poet Scott Ting-A-Kee.

Our customary recital to mark the birth date of Guyana's national poet, Martin Carter will air on YouTube on Sunday. htt...
05/06/2026

Our customary recital to mark the birth date of Guyana's national poet, Martin Carter will air on YouTube on Sunday.
https://youtu.be/cNHqKdz6LxA

Join us next Tuesday for a live event at Moray House Trust.The session – Testimonies of the Enslaved – will appeal to an...
04/06/2026

Join us next Tuesday for a live event at Moray House Trust.

The session – Testimonies of the Enslaved – will appeal to anyone interested in Guyana’s history, especially those wishing to explore African ancestry through the use of archival resources. It is also a chance to share community and family memories as well as thoughts on the shaping of an international three-year project, Voices in Slavery’s Archive: Law, Place and Testament in British Guiana.

More details available on our website: https://www.morayhousetrust.com/events/testimonies-of-the-enslaved/

You are warmly invited to another live reading at Moray House Trust. Imam Baksh is a Guyanese writer, the author of two ...
07/04/2026

You are warmly invited to another live reading at Moray House Trust. Imam Baksh is a Guyanese writer, the author of two award-winning novels, Children of the Spider and The Dark of the Sea.
Tickets available: tel 2260724

Moray House Trust mourns the passing of Jaqueline de Weever, poet, professor and niece of the late AJ Seymour. Here is a...
30/03/2026

Moray House Trust mourns the passing of Jaqueline de Weever, poet, professor and niece of the late AJ Seymour. Here is a selection of pieces from Kyk-over-al, curated by Prof. de Weever and with her commentary included.

A selection of poems from the Guyanese literary journal, Kyk-over-al, curated by Jacqueline de Weever (poet, Professor of English and contributor). The selec...

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