Last Orders is an enthralling new work of dance theatre inspired by the bloody myth of Sawney Bean, the legendary 16th century Scottish cannibal.

October 2011 sees a third year for a Highland programme of the Scottish Mental Health Arts & Film Festival.

A new collaborative partnership between artists and The Mull & Iona Community Trust celebrates the opening of An Roth.

an evening of music and talk on a mental health theme.

Following one of the most successful Blas Festivals yet, Fèisean nan Gàidheal will this weekhold its Annual Conference which will be addressed by the Minister for Gaelic, Dr Alasdair Allan MSP.

Rhue Art will exhibit work by the acclaimed artist, James Hawkins, at Art London.

Yarnbombing is knitted graffiti, it uses knitting to liven up outdoor spaces, building and street features. Yarnbombing draws attention to public spaces and makes a statement in a non-destructive way.

The Pier Arts Centre and the Orkney Heritage Society are offering a rare opportunity to purchase a reproduction of a drawing by Orcadian artist Sylvia Wishart.

The Actors Egg is a weekly acting class designed for professional actors who wish to maintain and sharpen their skills whilst being ‘betweeen jobs’.

Five new initiatives that reinforce Scotland’s reputation for creating innovative digital content for global distribution.