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After 10 years of publication, 'Northings' (the monthly arts e-magazine for the Highlands & Islands) closed down in 2013 and is archived here. High Life Highland is pleased to enable this extensive body of work to remain accessible to the public. Please note, though, that material will not be updated or added.

Review by Morag MacInnes

Long Gone Lonesome – A Musical Celebration of the Life of Thomas Fraser

7 Oct 2009 in Music, Orkney, Reviews

MORAG MACINNES dusts off her stetson for the premiere of Orcadian writer Duncan McLean’s tribute to Shetland’s Thomas Fraser.

Review by Georgina Coburn

Shazia Mahmood – From Skye to Yosemite Exhibition

6 Oct 2009 in Highland, Reviews, Visual Arts & Crafts

Castle Gallery, Inverness, until 24 October 2009

Review by Jenny McBain

Tillidh Mi Dhachaidh

6 Oct 2009 in Gaelic, Highland, Reviews, Visual Arts & Crafts

An Talla Solais, The Ceilidh Place, Ullapool High School and Ferry Terminal, Ullapool, until 16 October 2009

Review by Ian Stephen

Turin Brakes / Sean Harrison

6 Oct 2009 in Music, Outer Hebrides, Reviews

Woodland Centre, Stornoway, 2 October 2009

Review by Northings

Big Man Walking

6 Oct 2009 in Argyll & the Islands, Dance & Drama, Reviews

Rothesay, Isle of Bute , 25-28 September 2009

Review by Giles Sutherland

Patricia Niemann – Where the Bones of the Earth Show Through

2 Oct 2009 in Highland, Reviews, Visual Arts & Crafts

Timespan, Helmsdale, until 25 October 2009

Review by Georgina Coburn

I Take Your Hand In Mine

2 Oct 2009 in Dance & Drama, Highland, Reviews, Writing

GEORGINA COBURN investigates an intimate production based on the correspondence between Anton Chekhov and Olga Knipper.

Feature by Northings

Caithness Dialect – A Response

1 Oct 2009 in Dance & Drama, Features, Highland, Writing

JOHN CAIRNS replies to Barry Gordon’s observations on Caithness dialect in George Gunn’s Fields of Barley.

Feature by Northings

Speakout: Creative Censorship

1 Oct 2009 in Features, Festival, Highland

JOLLY ROGER is appalled at the power of a single complaint to force the removal of a promotional gambit for the Inverness Winter Festival, and wonders where it will all end?