The exhibition charting the UK’s largest tapestry project in a century has opened at Stirling Castle. The exhibition, entitled Weaving the Unicorn, charts the story of the Stirling Tapestry project, […]
Almost 50 Scots Mag readers, writers and contributors headed to Blair Atholl on March 21 for The Scots Magazine’s fifth Take A Hike along Glen Tilt – and enjoyed a […]
The National Theatre’s multi award-winning production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, adapted from Mark Haddon’s best-selling book, makes its Scottish debut at the Festival Theatre […]
Following specialist conservation work, Mons Meg, the world’s most famous medieval gun, was welcomed back to Edinburgh Castle on Monday, March 23. The six tonne cannon – which dates from […]
Over the weekend of June 12-14, food and drink lovers are anticipating a feast at the Crail Food Festival 2015, with a programme that features a unique chocolate chamber, a […]
Edinburgh Fashion Week has been hailed as a major success by event organisers, This is Edinburgh. Reaching maximum capacity over the launch weekend and doubling expected footfall targets, 10,000 people […]
Two orphaned baby otters who were taken to Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary in Shetland when they were only days old are now learning the skills they need to survive in the […]
She’s one of the UK’s leading crime writers, and murder mysteries are her speciality – yet she has an unexpected confession to make… “I’m quite squeamish,” says Val, the woman […]
Whisky Galore A simple but hilarious 1949 tale of islanders trying to hide 50,000 cases of whisky – plundered from the SS Cabinet Minister after it was hit by a […]
Gregory’s Girl For a certain age group of Scots (ie mine!), this film perfectly encapsulated growing up in Scotland in the 1980s – although I don’t remember person-sized penguins wandering […]
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