The Moray Art Centre will host its own Big Lunch, on Sunday 5th of June in celebration of their dedicated team of volunteers.

Established in 1997, the gallery initially started out as an outlet for local artists and crafts people.

One of the leading galleries in Scotland, with an enviable reputation for the quality of its artists and innovation of its exhibitions.

The gallery is devoted to the work of Jeff, Alice & Amy Louise Buttress. Original Paintings, Prints, Ceramics, Chainsaw Carvings, Leaded Glass, Dichroic Glass and Ceramic Jewellery, Chainsaw Carvings & Digital Artwork. The gallery is open all year but hours may vary during the winter months.

The new Gallery in the woods, above Matthews carving studio, is primarily for his work, but will occasionally have seasonal exhibitions featuring other artists.

Public voting has seen two women artistes chosen for the Hebridean Celtic Festival’s Hall of Fame.

In commemoration of the centenary of the birth of Sorley MacLean (1911 – 1996) Sabhal Mòr Ostaig and the Scottish Centre for Island Studies, Faculty of Business and Creative Industries, University of the West of Scotland invite you to join in a celebration of his life, work and legacy. Leading the distinguished array of local, […]

Nick Ross is product and furniture designer from Inverness, he has been participating in Making Progress 2011 – a HI-Arts mentoring project for mid career makers as part of the HI-Arts Craft Development programme . Nick’s exhibition ‘Domestic Selections’ opens this weekend at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery and then runs from 4 June – […]

Britt is based at The Wellpark Garden Centre in Kirkwall.

A creative environment for making and studying art, Bridge House Art has an excellent reputation for its art courses.