Performing Arts
Fringe: Reuben Kaye is redefining cabaret
If you think you know what good cabaret is I suggest you join Reuben Kaye to see what outstanding cabaret is all about. Read More
Culture
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Visual Arts
Exhibitions at Royal Society of Edinburgh
The Royal Society of Edinburgh is playing host to a number of fascinating exhibitions this summer. Read More
Performing Arts
Fringe: Alzheimers and war in Ivory Wings
Ivory Wings is good drama - very good drama. Read More
Books
The memories of 57 Great War veterans preserved
From his interviews with 57 veterans of the Great War, mainly from the north east of Scotland, Jock Duncan has captured first-hand accounts of the hor... Read More
Books
New Lanark to host its first book festival
New Lanark World Heritage Site is delighted to hold its inaugural Book Festival next month. Read More
Culture
The forgotten Scottish answer to Lord Nelson
Why is Fifer Sir Andrew Wood, the first Admiral of Scotland’s navy and a fearless figure whose naval prowess kept the nation safe from English raide... Read More
Culture
Which witch is which? A history of Scottish witchcraft
What would you do if the milk in your fridge soured a week early, or a seemingly healthy pot plant suddenly withered and died? Imagine blaming one ... Read More
Culture
Triple-Olympian David has an exciting new chapter ahead
David Carry, triple-Olympian and double Commonwealth Champion David Carry may have travelled the world with his swimming, but he loves nothing more th... Read More
Books
Archie was a shining light in 66 years of service
During her 30 years of marriage to Archie, Anne MacEachern gathered notes of her late husband’s recollections from his 66 years of service with the ... Read More