Three of the UK’s top singers, the pop of Prosecco bottles being opened and warm sunshine – the long-awaited return of The Glamis Prom was a night to remember! Opening […]

For the past six years these incredible sand sculptures and drawings have been a highlight of the East Neuk Festival… From steam trains and pilgrim ships, to a bust of […]

This autumn, the British Museum, in partnership with National Museums Scotland, will stage the first British exhibition in forty years on the Celts – Celts: art and identity. Celts: art […]

The varied landscape of Aberdeenshire’s north east coast is to be showcased in a new exhibition at Duff House, in Banff. Bright Coast – which opens on Saturday, 18 July […]

The new V&A Museum in Dundee will have an enviable centrepiece from Charles Rennie Mackintosh – 50 years after it was last seen in public The Oak Room is Mackintosh’s […]

The pond is drowsy with high summer, too full with its own too-much-ness, the hallmark of the season. Lowland Scotland always overdoes summer. It’s too green, too lush, too heavy-of-leaf, too […]

Grab your cameras, pencils, paintbrushes and trowels; Dig Art! 2015 is uncovering Scotland’s creative archaeology potential A new art and photography competition from Dig Art! 2015, is now open, with […]

The largest orienteering event ever to be held in the UK is coming to Inverness at the end of this month… The IOF World Orienteering Championships will take place from […]

A fabulous free event – Jura Unbound – will take place at Edinburgh International Book Festival every evening between August 16-31, 2015. Jura Unbound is at the Spiegeltent at Charlotte […]