August newsletter from Sandstone Press.

Michael Mackenzie and his son James will once again tread the boards together at the famous Theatre in the Hills.

Blazin’ Fiddles play Glenuig Hall on 20 August.

Lunchtime concert featuring baroque and renaissance music from Poland performed by the early music ensemble from Wawel Royal Castle in Kraków.

A puppet show with a difference in the Play Pieces season of contemporary lunchtime theatre at the Ironworks.

Two new exhibitions open this August 2011 at the Inchmore Gallery near Inverness.

Jennifer Cantwell lives and works in Forres, Moray. Jennifer is one of four makers who is taking part in the Making Progress 2011 – a HI-Arts mentoring project for mid career makers as part of the HI-Arts Craft Development programme . Jennifer’s exhibition ‘Birdsong’ opens this weekend at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery and then runs from 13 August – 10 September 2011.

Ann Henderson – A Retrospective exhibition continues at Caithness Horizons Gallery until 4 September.

The Guardian newspaper has selected the Bàta Brèagha / Bonnie Boat event which takes place on the weekend of  the 10th September in Portree as one of the key destinations for September. In the first of a new monthly series looking at where to go when, The Guardian has picked six great trips for September, from Sicily to Cambodia to […]

Visitors to Uig community hall on Friday the 5th of August 2011 will have an exciting opportunity to get an insight into the past of St Kilda, the interesting work being carried out by Historic Scotland on the islands right now as well as the plans for the future St Kilda centre in Uig.