Visitors to the Isle of Skye will be able to see […]
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Saturdays 2 – 3.30pm: 26th January, […]
Workshop – 30, 31 August & 1 September (+ rehearsals 8 & 15 September)
Performance – Saturday 21 September
What?
Dance artists Cath Giles & Jackie Adkins […]
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]]>Caithness Horizons Spring Summer newsletter 2013
Source: Caithness Horizons
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BL’AZZ at Eden Court, Bishop’s Road, Inverness presents:
Music for your heart, hands and feet:
‘The Bob Hall […]
The Southern Fried Festival line up has been finalised and Scotland’s sixth festival of American roots music is […]
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]]>28 June 8 pm Scottish Chamber Orchestra – the SCO makes its popular annual visit to the Pavilion. Under the baton of dynamic young conductor Gergely Madaras, the SCO […]
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]]>28 June 8 pm Scottish Chamber Orchestra – the SCO makes its popular annual visit to the Pavilion. Under the baton of dynamic young conductor Gergely Madaras, the SCO […]
]]>Managed by Shetland Arts Development Agency, the leading […]
]]>Dr Donna Heddle, Director of the Centre for Nordic Studies at the Orkney and […]
]]>Wild Flower Workshop With Fibre Artist Joanne B. Kaar Talk by Dr Seona Anderson from Plantlife International
Exhibition—Friday 28th June until Sunday 28th July 2013 […]
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A Little Bird Blown off Course
Created and performed by Fiona J […]
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]]>22nd June – 21st July 2012
(including silent auction for VOYAGE 22nd – 24th June)
Open 10am – 4pm daily
Free entry
An Talla […]
]]>Musical journeys around Scotland and Europe
The Scottish Ensemble will launch its 2013/14 season at the Music Hall in Aberdeen on Friday 7 June 2013. The choice of […]
]]>Catriona Lexy Campbell, a published novelist and poet from Lewis, […]
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The new […]
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Dickens at PitlochryTHE SHOW is called […]
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FIONA MACKENZIE finds Karen Matheson practising the art of reinventing herself.
AS A PRELUDE to the release of her new solo album, Karen Matheson filled the Royal Concert Hall at the end of the second week […]
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FIONA MACKENZIE hears two young singers who epitomise the feature of Gaelic – and Gaelige.
IT MAY HAVE been snowing outside, but the atmosphere in Hootananny was full of Celtic warmth and ‘bon-homie’ with the […]
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CAROL DUNBAR reflects on an exhibition of new and recent work by Lorraine Besant, and wider issues in the perception of ‘arts’ and ‘crafts’.
INTENDED USE was a moving and thought-provoking account of the […]
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LEAH SEATOR rounds up the action at the damp but delightful Orkney Folk Festival.
MARK FISHER found himself glued to his seat during Rapture Theatre’s latest touring production.
MADNESS HAS a special place in the theatre. Whether it’s ‘Hamlet’ or ‘One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest’, […]
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ALISTAIR PEEBLES continues his appraisal of this year’s St Magnus Festival, focusing on the Bosnian strand of the programme.
THE FESTIVAL was launched this year in Kirkwall Town Hall, and in the context of […]
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SUE WILSON hears a strong Scottish presence add to the good vibes in a classic Cambridge year.
THERE WERE lots of cherishable wee moments, images and phrases that encapsulated elements of this year’s 45th […]
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ALISON KERR finds much to enjoy in a trimmed back programme at Nairn
IT MAY have been a man down and have been a reduced programme in the first place, but the Nairn International Jazz Festival still managed to […]
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KAREN EMSLIE sees Shetland Youth Theatre take a fresh look at a literary classic
SHETLAND Youth Theatre (SYT) was established in 1994. Its first production, Dracula, was performed in the North Star, Shetland’s […]
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GEORGE MACKAY hears the premiere of Blair Douglas’s new Gaelic Mass.
ARTHUR CORMACK, the fear an tighe for this opening night concert in the Blas Festival, revealed that fellow Skyeman Blair Douglas had […]
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SUE WILSON glimpses some potential future Gaelic performers alongside more familiar names
AS A concrete counter-argument to claims that Gaelic is a dead or dying language, you couldn’t do much better than the […]
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FIONA MACKENZIE decides family ties work their own magic in music, but wonders if they might include both sexes next time
IF THERE was ever a series of concerts designed to demonstrate what the Blas […]
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SUE WILSON discovers that airports can be fun
APPEARING here with her own band, Tread, The Chieftains’ harpist Triona Marshall surely spoke for everyone present when she described this Blas concert as the most […]
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FIONA MACKENZIE enjoys Gaelic songs old and new.
THE GAELIC language is at the heart of the Blas Festival and so a concert entitled “Gaelic Voices” would be expected to have just that, so this evening of Gaelic […]
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