Creative Scotland announces almost £500,000 investment in eight new innovative and interdisciplinary creative collaborations.

Fèisean nan Gàidheal call for support to oppose proposed cuts to funding.

The UHI Millennium Institute becomes the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).

Peter Oundjian succeeds Stéphane Denève in 2012 at the helm of Scotland’s national orchestra.

First Minister Alex Salmond and newly appointed Scottish Makar Liz Lochhead celebrated the official launch of the National Trust for Scotland’s £21m Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Alloway, Ayrshire.

Arts & Business figures reveal private investment in culture in Scotland increases by 6% in spite of recession

The project to redevelop the Highlanders’ Museum has received a major boost by an award of £200,000 by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).

MG ALBA’s Gaelic online media shorts competition, FilmG, has this year had a record number of entries.

A postgraduate degree in the history of the Highlands and Islands, with themes including the clearances, the lordship of the isles, and the Scots abroad, is due to start next year at UHI.

HI~Arts is very proud to present the first events (8-10 December) in the Scottish Island Writers Network, a new, two-year programme showcasing and promoting the wealth of contemporary literary talent from, living and working in Scotland’s Islands.