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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.

Feature by Northings

Peedie Gallery

9 Nov 2006 in Features, Orkney, Visual Arts & Crafts

JEN HADFIELD found the Peedie Gallery the perfect home for her Lady of Isbister

Review by Georgina Coburn

Signs, Games And Messages, Hebrides Ensemble and Scottish Dance Theatre

8 Nov 2006 in Dance & Drama, Highland, Reviews

Community Theatre, Fortrose, 3 November 2006

Feature by Northings

Exhibitions in Mackay Country

3 Nov 2006 in Features, Highland, Visual Arts & Crafts

Arts Co-ordinator NORMAN GIBSON sets the scene for the final two exhibitions in the Mackay Country Residencies project.

Feature by Northings

Music and the Arts in Highland Libraries

1 Nov 2006 in Features, Highland, Writing

Libraries have come a long way since the days when books were their only stock-in-trade. NORMAN NEWTON surveys the range of services available to users of the Highland Libraries service.

Feature by Northings

Speed Bonny Bridge

1 Nov 2006 in Dance & Drama, Features, Highland, Visual Arts & Crafts, Writing

The participants in the Health & Happiness Projects of Skye & Lochalsh report on their current activities.

Feature by Northings

HITN Profile: Dogdazetheatre

1 Nov 2006 in Dance & Drama, Features, Moray

Dogdazetheatre is Moray Council’s Theatre in Education company

Feature by Northings

Inverness Film Festival

1 Nov 2006 in Features, Festival, Film, Highland

MATT LLOYD explains the thinking behind the programme for the 4th Inverness Film Festival

Feature by Northings

Mandy Haggith

1 Nov 2006 in Features, Highland, Writing

HI~Arts offers a suite of awards schemes for visual artists, writers, musicians and makers. These can help professionals to develop many different aspects of their practice. In the case of Sutherland-based writer MANDY HAGGITH it took her much further than most of our awards do, and, as she explains, perhaps even further than she herself had expected…