The work of the Fèis movement in two key Highland areas will be celebrated from one of the highest points in the land this weekend.

The Travelling Gallery will be visiting Skye and Lochalsh this week, as part of its Autumn tour of Scotland which runs until December. Its latest exhibition, ‘Waste Management’ is an intriguing collaboration between two Scottish contemporary artists – Jonathan Owen (Edinburgh) and Charlie Hammond (Glasgow). Visitors will be able to see a series of new […]

A reminder that Brae Editions will launch Ecstatics: a language of birds at the Pier Arts Centre, Stromness, this evening, Thursday, September 1st, at 5.45 for 6pm. A further launch will take place tomorrow evening in Shetland, at the Islesburgh Centre, Lerwick, 8pm.

A western themed music and film night is soon to hit Orkney on 9 & 10 September 2011 courtesy of the recently formed Orkney Moving Image Society.

On Sunday, September 11th at 4pm in the Stables, Cromarty, Cromarty Arts Trust will host a delightful afternoon of chamber music with some very strong local connections. For not only will the cellist in the group have made her mark already on the Black Isle, but the music performed will have very strong associations as well.

On Saturday, 3 September 2011, the Gable End Theatre in Orkney has a bumper triple bill of speakers to bring the 2011 Orkney International Science Festival to Hoy and Walls.

The latest exhibition in Da Gadderie, open from 3rd September, is inspired by the North Atlantic Drift, a powerful warm ocean current that continues the Gulf Stream North East.

2011 sees the 25th anniversary of Feis Rois which is being marked with a number of special events and concerts.

The new online exhibition is available now for viewing on the Studio’s website.

A host of tutors, whom have worked on some of Scotland’s finest television programmes, including Eorpa, Still Game, Chewin’ the Fat, the Culture show and Hamish Macbeth, were on hand to offer guidance at this year’s FilmG weekend workshops.