Organisers of the 8th Inverness Book Festival have today unveiled full programme details for this year’s festival.

The 14 action packed days of this year’s Craignish Arts Festival (23 July- 7 August) are shaping up be bigger and better than ever!

Plan B are in the midst of planning a number of exciting new projects as part of their Ross and Cromarty Community Dance programme.

Following the final deadline in May for the 2010/11 Visual Artists Awards scheme, HI~Arts is pleased to announce an additional round to allocate the remaining budget for the scheme for the financial year.

Early bird ticket opportunities for adults are still available for this year’s Blas festival, but only until the last day of July, when the offer closes.

The Outer Hebrides are going toe-to-toe with Scotland’s two biggest cities to be crowned as home of the country’s best major public festival. For the Hebridean Celtic Festival has been shortlisted, with Edinburgh’s Hogmanay and Glasgow’s Celtic Connections, for the title of Best Large Festival in the prestigious Scottish Event Awards. Held in Stornoway – […]

PFT’s rep Season expands to five plays on Thursday 14th July, with the Scottish première of the 2001 version of Peter Nichols’s Privates On Parade. Another PFT Anniversary first, this bawdy musical memoir of concert party life during the Malayan Emergency of 1948 is based on Nichols’s own National Service experiences – alongside Stanley Baxter […]

A new exhibition will open at the Pier Arts Centre on Friday 15 July to coincide with the arrival of the Tall Ships to Orkney.

2013 will mark the 200th anniversary of the Strath of Kildonan Clearances and Timespan aims to be leading events and new initiatives to commemorate this important period of Scottish history.

Work by the Easter Ross-based artist Hugh Kirkwood will go on show at the Ruthven Gallery in Auchterarder next week.