Culture
Our Buried Bones
Discover the health and history of our ancestors in a UK-wide tour this summer. Excavations have uncovered burial grounds across the UK, ranging from the Neolithic period through the Iron Age […]
Katrina Patrick
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Recipes
Millers Larder Recipe
After a successful year at the Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards, Millers Larder have a few recipes to share with us… Millers Larder are artisan producers of handmade […]
People
Tom Weir | To Wild Places (I)
I WAS very sorry to miss a visit from my Lancashire friend Stan Bradshaw recently. The note he had slipped through the door told his own story: “Called at […]
What’s On
Ten Things You Cannae Miss… July 8 – 14
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland this weekend and in the coming week You’ve Got A Friend The Music of […]
What’s On
National Museum Preview
The ten new galleries at the National Museum of Scotland will open on Friday, July 8, and I got in for a wee sneak preview… From a 14th-century Virgin & Child statue […]
What’s On
Oor Wullie’s Bucket Trail
Dundee’s largest ever public art event has launched throughout the city and beyond. Over 55 statues of the much-loved DC Thomson comic character, Oor Wullie, have been installed across Dundee […]
People
Tom Weir | Sutherland’s Law (III)
Part three of Tom Weir’s column on the crofting life and those who have returned to it I’d like you to meet Mrs Katharine Stewart who wrote a book about crofting in […]
What’s On
Ten Things You Cannae Miss… July 1 – 7
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events on offer this weekend and in the coming week Spa In The City Edinburgh’s biggest free […]
Outdoor Scotland
Battleathon!
Dougie Baird’s final Scotlanders campaign It’s been a brilliant time. I think just about every week I have been somewhere different – even if it’s just a walk through my beloved […]
Islands
The Best Of Orkney
Highlights from a two-day trip Garry's #ScotsMagTwitterTour of Orkney!"Skara Brae is 5,000 years old," he says. "About the same age as my jokes." pic.twitter.com/g00YHD9hcb — The Scots Magazine (@ScotsMagazine) June […]
