Offshore life comes ashore at Aberdeen Maritime Museum

As world leaders prepare to meet in Glasgow to discuss the climate emergency, a new display at Aberdeen Maritime Museum considers changes in the offshore energy sector and looks ahead as it transitions to renewable sources. The new display offers visitors a rare insight into life in the North Sea offshore energy industry. Thanks to…

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Scots and Japanese artists stage linked exhibitions

An exhibition by four artists in Scotland and four in Japan opens in Stornoway this month. Being held at An Lanntair, this is the culmination of a year-long exchange programme between eight artists exploring the idea of ‘North’. Two linked exhibitions will also be held in Japan – one in a rice barn and one…

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Ron Lawson – Surf to Summit at the Strathearn Gallery

Scotland’s most original and in demand artist opens his largest solo exhibition to date at the Strathearn Gallery in Crieff. Celebrating a return to the islands, Ron Lawson is seeing his favourite locations with a new perspective. The Scottish Wilderness… Endless skies, vast landscapes dotted with lone cottages, dramatic mountainscapes and rugged coastlines. The raw…

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Craft Week Scotland is returning this weekend

Craft Week Scotland returns for its second year as Scotland’s thriving craft sector continues to come together in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Running from 24 to 31 October, Craft Week Scotland has been developed by Craft Scotland as a nationwide initiative to raise awareness of the vibrant craft sector and boost sales for both…

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2 for 1 ticket offer for Country Living Christmas Fair

Christmas is coming… and so is the magical Country Living Magazine Christmas Fair, when it returns to the SEC, Glasgow from 2-5 December. This is your perfect opportunity to celebrate Christmas in one fabulous festive day out, while supporting small businesses. With our offer you can save £20 with our 2 for 1 offer* and…

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Artist’s Milk + Two Sugars Please goes on show

A rising star in Scottish art is showcasing her new work this autumn. Perth-based artist Kaya Fraser – the Mount Stuart Emerging Artist in Residence for 2021 – will present a new exhibition this Autumn at the Discovery Centre on the Island of Bute. Kaya was the successful artist chosen for an annual opportunity for…

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We go Roaming in the Wild in our latest podcast

We’re going green and heading to the great outdoors in the latest Scottish Field podcast.  Our November issue is currently in shops, as every month Scottish Field bring you the best of all things Scottish – heritage, interiors, antiques, gardens, wildlife, motoring, whisky and country news, as well as interviews with famous Scots names. Ahead…

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The Glencairn Glass invites crime writers to enter short story comp

Are you an author with a murderous imagination, a crime that needs capturing or a deadly deed to document? Well here’s your chance … The Glencairn Glass – the world’s favourite whisky glass – and sponsor of the McIlvanney and Bloody Scotland Debut crime-writing prizes, is looking for crime short stories, launching the competition with…

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Les Misérables comes to Glasgow this Christmas

Glasgow’s Theatre Royal is preparing to host Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed production of Les Misérables this Christmas. Running from Tuesday 23 November until Friday 31 December, the Boublil and Schönberg musical Les Misérables visits Glasgow on what will be the first leg of the show’s highly anticipated UK tour. Les Misérables will star Dean Chisnall as…

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All-female The Tempest will re-open The Tron Theatre

Drama is returning to Glasgow’s Tron Theatre later this month. The last, exclusively Tron Theatre Company production to grace the main auditorium stage was the 2019 pantomime, Cinderfella, and they have announced their re-opening production, The Tempest will run from 29 October–13 November – and will also be one with an all-female cast. Artistic director,…

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