Japanese Classical soloists visit Universal Hall.

North Highland Connections next residency begins on 20 September near Thurso.

Inverness Chamber Music to open new season with pianist Stephen Osborne.

Local artist Joanne B. Kaar has been working with the curator of Caithness Horizons over the last few years to help document, photograph and digitise the botanical specimens and paper wrappers contained within the Robert Dick Herbarium. Together they selected 60 of the herbarium specimens, which Joanne has printed onto her own handmade papers. All 60 are on display at Caithness Horizons.

The lamp in the seaward window – The Art of Sylvia Wishart opened to the public at the Pier Arts Centre at the end of August and has already proved to be very popular with around 200 people attending the preview event and over 1000 visiting the gallery in the exhibition’s first week.

Six Lewis Chessmen from the collections of National Museums Scotland and the British Museum are to go on display for a short time at Uig Museum on Tuesday 13 September 2011.

The SMHAFF programme this year is bigger and better than ever including a wide range of the arts in locations across the Highlands.

On September 10th 2011, ATLAS invite you to join in welcoming the Celeste and celebrating the premier of artists’ Walker & Bromwich’s soundscape Celestial Skye with a day of art events, walking, films, and music around the bay in Portree.

An extravaganza of piping and much more when Blas 2011 takes over Eden Court Empire on the opening weekend of the festival.

Derry-Londonderry has been chosen as the host city for the 33rd annual Celtic Media Festival from the 18th-20th of April 2012.