Culture
Enjoy the military tattoo – from the comfort of home
Those who can't attend the 2019 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo can enjoy this year's show from the comfort of home. Read More
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We could all do with amiable Amelie in our lives
There is something of a fairytale feel to Amelie - The Musical. Read More
Music
Aberfeldy to host its first weekend of Gaelic music
Aberfeldy is getting ready to host its very first Fèis Thatha for a weekend of Gaelic music tuition. Read More
Performing Arts
Fringes: They can be Heroes – just for one day
Heroes is a production aimed at families with an engaging tale told by Beverly Grant and Tony Mills. Read More
Books
When Scottish steam drove the country forward
Scotland shaped the railway industry; the railway industry shaped Scotland. Read More
Culture
Witty play coming to Glasgow’s Theatre Royal
Witty, razor sharp play What’s In A Name? is to play at Theatre Royal, Glasgow next month. Read More
Books
New bid to urge S1-S3 pupils to read for pleasure
A new app to get youngsters reading has been launched by the Scottish Book Trust. Read More
Performing Arts
Award win for Fringe play Bobby & Amy
Emily Jenkins’ powerful new play Bobby & Amy is a dark comedy about friendship, heartache and the repercussions of foot-and-mouth disease. Read More
Performing Arts
Fringe: The Little Death Club is so alive
If I were to accidentally take a mind altering illegal substance and then slip down a bottle of vodka I suspect the world would look a lot like the Li... Read More