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18 May 2012 in Highland, News, Writing
Bob Pegg’s book Highland Folk Tales has been published by the History Press as one of their County Folk Tales series.
17 May 2012 in Festivals, Highland, Reviews, Showcase, Writing
Ullapool Book Festival, Ullapool, 11-13 May 2012.
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7 May 2012 in Argyll & the Islands, Heritage, Music, News, Visual Arts & Crafts, Writing
This May 2012 the HI-Arts Hit Team visit Argyll for two days of professional advice and training for Argyll’s cultural, creative and heritage professionals.
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1 May 2012 in News, Writing
Twenty authors have been shortlisted to win £30,000 in the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Book Awards 2012, in partnership with Creative Scotland.
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23 Apr 2012 in Gaelic, Highland, News, Outer Hebrides, Shetland, Visual Arts & Crafts, Writing
An Leabhar Mor and LK243 UnderSail are two exhibitions which will be opening in an talla solais, Ullapool Visual Arts on Friday the 27th of April 7 – 9 pm.
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20 Apr 2012 in News, Writing
Ruth Tauber is looking to give away copies of Rebecca as part of World Book Night.
16 Apr 2012 in Aberdeen City & Shire, Argyll & the Islands, Audience Development Blog, Dance & Drama, Highland, Moray, Music, Orkney, Outer Hebrides, Shetland, Visual Arts & Crafts, Writing
Creative Blogs Blogging has become quite the social media phenomenon in the last 2 years. They’re a fantastic tool to be using for both marketing and promoting yourself, your artwork, your organisation, basically anything that you do, or it can also be a brilliant way of putting your thoughts and inspirations down into words, a [...]
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13 Apr 2012 in Highland, News, Writing
This free event will provide an opportunity for a Jewish and wider audience to hear about modern Scottish Jewish writing.
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5 Apr 2012 in Argyll & the Islands, Dance & Drama, Highland, Music, News, Orkney, Shetland, Writing
Scotland’s Islands always put on great activities, exhibitions and events and the coming 12 months will be full of music, dance, theatre, literature, food, never mind sport, traditional gatherings and celebration.
5 Apr 2012 in Artforms, Audience Development Blog, Blogs, Dance & Drama, Festivals, Film, Gaelic, Heritage, Music, Visual Arts & Crafts, Writing
At the end of last month Facebook users saw one of the biggest refurbishments to the social network there has been, since it went global. The introduction of the Facebook Timeline has created a lot of controversy, as we all grapple with the changes to the design features of the site, while trying to continue to engage with our fans. Some love it, other’s hate it. But what kind of impact is this having on our pages and their abilities to connect with Facebook users?