In April 2012 three women made a daring unusual journey from one end of Great Britain to the other. Trusting only to their resourcefulness and the kindness of strangers they made an 18 day, 874 mile journey from Land’s End to John O’ Groats. They completed their unusual expedition on as many varieties of transport as they possibly could. In End to End they share moments of their journey and their encounters with a host of interesting and unusual characters. This is a story about why we leave places, why we stay and what we imagine of places we have never been to. Invited to travel with the characters the audience will experience a unique journey. Personal stories told truthfully are threaded through the narrative and transport the audience through surprising twists and turns. Suitable for ages 12+ www.gramophonestheatre.com

Play Pieces wants to see if they can help raise the profile of another kind of business.

Ricky Ross travels to Shetland to perform songs from his solo career and Deacon Blue.

A new exhibition from westside artist, Peter Davis, opens in Da Gadderie at Shetland Museum and Archives this weekend (18th May 2013) .

Battery Park Records in conjunction with Renemal Productions present an evening of music from Wind-Up Projectiles.

Dance theatre comes to the Universal Hall, Findhorn on Sat 25th May at 2pm.

Shetland Arts’ presents the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain live at Mareel in October.

The summer of 2013 will include a celebration of classical music at Mareel.

Latest events at Strathpeffer Pavilion.

The Scottish Ensemble will take up a mini residency in Shetland from Weds 31 July to Sat 3 August.