Scotland’s Islands September round-up.

An exhibition of contemporary children’s book illustration curated by Julia Donaldson

Da Gadderie, Shetland Museum & Archives, Lerwick, Shetland, until 28 August 2011.

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Small, dynamic, community-run museum on the remote island of Fetlar in Shetland.

Ninety-eight years after The Picture Palace on Harbour Street opened its doors to the public, and four years after the last night of the North Star nightclub, demolition is due to begin shortly on this, one of Shetland’s iconic buildings.

International Creative Entrepreneurs is offering an intensive, fully funded programme for six successful candidates that includes a three month placement overseas and one to one mentoring.

Set on the waterfront, within a restored 19th century dock, Shetland Museum and Archives is the starting point for anyone who wants to know more about Shetland.

Mid-nineteenth century Shetland croft.

August – a busy, bright and fruitful month. Lots going on and lots to see. Truly a good time to visit Scotland’s Islands.