The Hebridean Celtic Festival continues to go from strength to strength, with 2011’s line-up headed by the all-conquering KT Tunstall.

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.

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 – […]

an Lanntair in Stornoway is hosting a forthcoming workshop looking at handweaving tweed.

We are Island Arts Gallery and Coffee Shop centrally based, ideal for a half-way break, 23 miles from Tarbet and 14 miles from Stornoway on the A859. Enjoy a pot of tea and scone or light cooked snack, whilst browsing the artwork of Debbie Cullis and Paul Smith. We also sell a range of handmade […]

The Outer Hebrides is to host a series of events over the forthcoming months as part of the Year of Scotland’s Islands.

A SCOTS version of Sorley MacLean’s seminal work, Dàin do Eimhir, has been published by Stornoway-based publishing company Acair.

“How many islands can you set foot on in the space of two weeks?” That’s the question music festival fans Jim Campbell and Brian Ferguson have set themselves for HitchHop – a hitch-hiking island-hopping challenge they are embarking on in the west coast of Scotland this July, in aid of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.

The Southern Hebrides are celebrating island culture and heritage through numerous events over the forthcoming months as part of the Year of Scotland’s Islands.

The Centre is the focus of many social and cultural activities for the whole of the Isle of Harris.