Posts by Kenny Smith
Climate and ecology in focus at National Museums Scotland
Scotland’s Climate Challenge is a new display on show at the National Museum of Scotland. Running until March 27 2022 at the museum in Edinburgh, this small exhibition highlights the exciting work being carried out in Scotland to fight against climate change. It brings together just some of the technological responses that have been developed…
Read MoreEco play Who Are You? ready to receive its premiere
An environmentally-themed play is set to take to the stage – and online – in the capital this month. Pitlochry Festival Theatre and The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, in association with Naked Productions, are staging the Sound Stage premiere of Timberlake Wertenbaker’s (Our Country’s Good) new environmentally themed play Who Are You?. Sound Stage is…
Read MoreForaging for brambles for a Scotch Lamb recipe
Andy Waugh, forager and chef-owner of Sixes and Mac & Wild restaurants, this week shares some tasty recipes with Scottish Field. Use this recipe to celebrate the seasonality of Scotch Lamb by combining it with the beauty of what’s growing in the wild. For making this dish in autumn, I recommend foraging for fresh brambles,…
Read MoreLimited edition 30-year-old Dalmore is £4500 from Harrods
The Dalmore Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky is introducing an annual, limited-edition 30 Year Old, which will offer whisky lovers the opportunity to indulge year after year. Aged in rare 30 Year Old Tawny Port pipes from celebrated independent winemaker Graham’s, The Dalmore 30 Year Old 2021 Edition marks the first release of a new…
Read MoreScottish cashmere company tackling moth horror
A new Scottish business is doing its part to tackle the horror of moths with a luxury revolution in caring for cashmere clothing. The timeless beauty of cashmere clothing has always been the opposite of today’s fast-fashion world, an investment to be cherished and worn year after year. But not if it is stained or…
Read MoreCooking up a culinary delight at Kilgraston School
The Very Best of Scotland is being served-up at Kilgraston School, during two days of culinary indulgence. Hosted by award-winning chefs, Willie Pike MBE and David Hunt, and supported by Inspire Catering, the event is open to members of the public and will include detailed demonstrations by the two experts, followed by drinks and a…
Read MoreNorthern Lights festival is ready to light up
A brand new outdoor projection and arts festival celebrating the far north coastline of Scotland get underway later this week. Running from 8-16 October, Northern Lights Festival is a brand-new arts festival produced by Lyth Arts Centre, celebrating the stunning Wick Harbour and Caithness Coastline in the far north of Scotland, as part of Scotland’s…
Read MoreThe Machrie launches its own-label Hebridean gin
The Machrie has launched its first premium own-label Scottish gin, The Machrie Gin. In partnership with Isle of Islay Gin, the hotel has thoughtfully created an artisan gin inspired by the splendour and diversity of Islay’s breathtaking landscapes, bringing to life the island’s Hebridean spirit. Available to purchase at the hotel or to enjoy in a…
Read MorePrince Charles opens Johnnie Walker Princes Street
Prince Charles has officially opened Johnnie Walker Princes Street, the new global visitor experience in Scotland’s capital city. His Royal Highness toured the eight-floor attraction set in one of Edinburgh’s landmark heritage buildings, met employees and unveiled a plaque to mark the opening. During the visit, His Royal Highness met the first students in the…
Read MoreBeautiful Scots art deco posters under the hammer
A fine art auctioneers are celebrating the art deco style in Scotland with the sale of two beautiful posters. Sworders are selling a couple of Scottish posters on October 19-20, as part of the Design Live Online auction. Two Scottish themed posters from The Lawrie Gatehouse (1943-2020) collection. Laurie was an avid collector of art…
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