OneTouch Theatre, Eden Court, Inverness, 7 April 2011.

The Argyll Cèilidh Trail offers professional development and performance opportunities for local young musicians.

Pat Law explains her role and assesses the wider significance of Ian Stephen’s Is A Thing Lost … project.

Joint initiative by RSNO and SCO in Aberdeen will provide greater flexibility and increased savings.

Postcard sized artworks exhibition An Tobar in August 2011.

KATIE LAING reports on the latest phase of development for the Stornoway-based publisher.

The Lewis Chessmen: Unmasked is the most comprehensive exhibition on the Lewis chessmen for over a decade, featuring chessmen drawn from the collections of National Museums Scotland and the British Museum. It will open at its final tour venue, Museum nan Eilean, Stornoway, on 15 April 2011.

19 Albert Street, Kirkwall, Orkney, until 16 April, 2011.

Tailoring is about the perfect fit. Body shape and measurements are taken into account before any design is considered. Body size, pattern design, and the material used all contribute to each individual ‘look’. Today, for some people, this individuality has all but disappeared; lost through mass production and cost cutting by the clothing industry. ‘Mapping the Body’ is an exhibition of new work which investigates the history of pattern cutting in relation to individuality in clothing today by German textile artist Jeanette Sendler . The exhibition opens at Timespan on Saturday 23rd April 2011. The evening will begin with a talk by Jeanette on her work at 5.30pm, followed by a buffet supper and the official opening will be from 7-9pm.

Eden Court Theatre Gallery, Inverness, run over.