worship in Elgin: Church of Scotland St Giles', High Street St Columba's South, Moss Street Birnie Kirk Elgin High, North Guildry Street Free Church of Scotland Free Church, South Street Baptist Union of Scotland Elgin Baptist Church, Reidhaven Street Roman Catholic Church St Sylvester's, Institution Road Greyfriars Sisters of Mercy Convent in Elgin Scottish Episcopal Church Holy Trinity, Trinity Place Other denominations The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Pansport Road Jehovah's Witnesses, Linkwood Calvary Christian Life Centre, Lesmurdie Road True Jesus Church, Lesmurdie Road Pentecostal Church of God, New Elgin Hall Annex Brethren, Riverside Gospel Hall, North Street Oasis Church COTN, The Hub, Tyock Industrial Estate Elgin Mosque, 1 Gordon Street. Culture and leisure Elgin Museum, 1 High Street Elgin Library, Cooper Park Elgin Golf Club, Hardhillock, Birnie Road Glassgreen Golf Range, Birnie Road Cooper Park: boating, pitch and putt, tennis Biblical Gardens Moray Leisure Centre, Borough Briggs Road, containing swimming pool, ice rink and a gymnasium Moray Sports Centre, Linkwood Town Hall with auditorium for production of shows Community Centre, Trinity Road: badminton The Lantern Gallery, 18 South Guildry Street Red Shoes Theatre and music venue, High Street Elgin Youth Café, Francis Place Moray Jazz Club, ground floor of the Elgin City Football Club, Borough Briggs Road Dandy Lion statue, the Plainstones Music During the 1960s, the Beatles, the Who, Pink Floyd, Cream and Dusty Springfield all performed at the Two Red Shoes dancehall, and The Kinks played Elgin Town Hall. Oi Polloi performed at the Ocean Club on Batchen Street in April 2007, under a gazebo erected by local punks. Sport In August 2021, a new community sports facility consisting of a full-size football pitch and two enclosed five-a-side pitches was opened. Football Formed in 1893, the town's only senior football club is Elgin City, who play at Borough Briggs stadium. They entered the Highland Football League in 1895 and won the league championship fourteen times. The club entered the Scottish Football League in season 2000–01 and currently competes in Division Two. Their home colours are black and white vertical stripes, black shorts and white socks. Past famous players for Elgin City include Andy Goram, Nicky Walker, Jimmy Johnstone and John McGinlay. Recently ex-Scotland players Brian Irvine and David Robertson have managed the club. Two junior football sides, Bishopmill United and New Elgin, both currently compete in the Scottish Junior Football North Division Two while Moray