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19/5/2007
Six Cities Design Festival 17 May - 3 June
INVERNESS ** ABERDEEN ** DUNDEE ** GLASGOW ** EDINBURGH ** STIRLING The Six Cities Design Festival, is Scotland's biggest ever celebration of design. Taking place in each of the country's cities, the Festival consists of hundreds of exhibitions and events which prove how design can make an enormous difference to our lives.
Caithness Arts Forum Minutes Of Meeting 15 May 2007
Caithness Arts Forum Minutes for the meeting of 15 May 2007 are now available at http://www.caithness.org/caithnesspartnership/caithness_arts_forum/index.htm The Caithness Arts Forum is facilitated by the Caithness Partnership and has members from across Caithness to help draw up and further an Arts strategy for the county..A Brief History of Scotland
'A Brief History of Scotland', is a look at one small nation�s past and present, who we are, how we got here and the struggles we have confronted on that journey. In particular, the continuing struggle we have had with our much larger and more powerful neighbour.
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16/5/2007Papers made by hand in Caithness to be sent around the globe.
Joanne B Kaar has been busy recycling linen waste from the Scalpay weaving shed in the Western Isles into handmade papers. This is a special commission by the IAPMA (International Association of Papermakers and Artists) for 400 sheets each measuring 16cm X 65cm.
16/5/2007
Will Lottery Funding For 2012 Olympics Hit Your Arts Project?
Lottery Funding - Is the Olympic Bid going to reduce your arts funding? How was your Arts Grant this year? You might remember a petition opposing road charging making headlines a few months ago - we have an opportunity to do something similar to oppose the planned cuts to Arts Council funding. On the Number 10 Downing Street website there is already a petition up and running which aims to: "Stop the chancellor using Lottery money to plug the funding gap in the 2012 Olympics." This is opposing the reallocation of resources to the Olympics of which the35% reduction of grants for the arts is a part.[Artists]
15/5/2007Joanne Kaar's Message In A Bottle Project
Joanne Kaar papermaker from Caithness, stayed for a week's residency in Cromarty to work with children and young people on her "Message in a Bottle" project. Working in conjunction with Artsplay Highland, Joanne visited Cromarty Primary, the Youth Club and Cromarty Action for Young People, creating images with face and hand-painting, beach photos and found objects for stunning effects which will all be part of a month-long exhibition at The Stables, Cromarty for July.
14/5/2007
The Highland Constellation Co-reult na G'idhealtachd
A group of three artists have been chosen to work with The Royal Observatory Edinburgh and local schools to identify a new constellation in the skies above the region in a project run by The Highland Council's Exhibitions Unit to celebrate 2007, Scotland's Year of Highland Culture. The project will bring together astronomy, digital art, craft and literature.Caithness Arts Newsletter Editor Wants News Items For Next Edition
From Linda Hutton Of Caithness Arts Hi folks We are currently preparing our *June/July edition of the Caithness Arts Newsletter and What's On Guide* and, as usual, we are requesting contributions from all sectors of the Arts. Please submit your *NEWS *and *EVENT INFORMATION* to me by email as soon as possible - *the deadline is TUESDAY 29TH MAY.8/5/2007
Inverness Features Six Cities Design Festival Exhibitions
Inverness Museum and Art Gallery is presenting two exhibitions during May and June which are part of the Scottish Executive �3million funded Six Cities Design Festival. Aberdeen, Dundee, Stirling, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Inverness are participating in the Festival which is aimed at celebrating and raising awareness of the value of design and creativity.7/5/2007
Wick High Media Studies Group Produce Charity CD
Students of Grant Mackenzie's 6th year Media Studies class have produced a 5 track EP intended to raise funds for the School's Special Education Unit. The EP contains all original material from three groups.Auditions For Educating Rita at Mill Theatre, Thurso
Iain will be holding auditions at the Mill for Educating Rita on Sunday 20th May at 7:30pm. Anyone who is interested in coming along is welcome.6/5/2007
Highland 2007 Announce InvernessFest Fringe Events Offered Funding
Highland 2007 announced funding for 24 events and projects as part of InvernessFest Fringe celebrations. InvernessFest is a two week long celebration of traditional and contemporary culture in Inverness taking place between 15 and 29 July.2/4/2007
Short List for Highland Children's Book Awards
The short list for the 2007 Highland Children's Book Awards has been announced so over the next couple of months, primary and secondary school pupils will be busy reading the entries and voting for their favourites. The winning books will be announced during a special event before schools break up for the summer holidays.
2/4/2007
Launch of the Neil Gunn Writing Competition
Cash prizes for aspiring writers are being offered as The Highland Council launches the 2007 Neil Gunn Writing Competition. Organised by The Highland Council and the Neil M Gunn Memorial Trust this premier writing competition is open to both adult and school age writers from all over the UK.2/4/2007
Scottish Authors Highlight Healthcare In Fiction And Poetry
'WRITTEN REMEDIES' REACHES NHS HIGHLAND A specially-produced book featuring a collection of inspirational and entertaining fictional short stories, poems and excerpts on the theme of healthcare by some of Scotland's best authors, will be distributed to GP surgeries in Highland this month. 'Written Remedies', a compilation of stories and poems by well-known Scottish authors and rising writers including Quintin Jardine, Janice Galloway and Diana Hendry, has been drawn together to highlight the wide range of work carried out by thousands of NHS staff who work tirelessly around the clock to deliver quality healthcare to the people of Scotland.
1/4/2007
Morrison Construction Partner Highland Promise Schools Cultural Programme
The Highland Council today (Monday 2 April 2007) announced Morrison Construction as an Event Partner to the Highland Promise - An Gealladh M�r - the year long programme of activity being run in schools throughout the Highlands as part of Highland 2007. The Highland Promise is a unique programme that provides each of the 29 Community School Groups (secondary plus feeder primaries) in the Highlands with a budget of approximately �20,000 and a menu of more than 100 activity options.
NORTHERN NASHVILLE CAITHNESS COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL 6th - 8th APRIL
Jett Williams Excellent country singer and daughter of the legendary Hank Williams The Woodys A husband & wife team from Nashville Travis LeDoyt The World's Best Young Elvis Hummingbird (formerly known as Montana Blaze) Superb country band Diesel Cowboys Brendan Quinn & his son James and their band Logue & McCool The Playboys Gerry Ford Artiste & Compere Nickels & Dimes Our local bands also all back by popular demand... The Jacks The Kate Bain Band Manson Grant & The Dynamos Thurso High School Band Northern Nashville Caithness Country Music Club web site www.nncmc.co.uk/.
29/3/2007
Full Line-up confirmed for Runrig's Loch Ness Show
"BEAT THE DRUM" Runrig are delighted to announce that the full line-up has now been confirmed for their outdoor show at Loch Ness on Saturday August 18th. Titled "Beat The Drum", the concert takes place on the shores of Loch Ness at Borlum Farm, Drumnadrochit.
28/3/2007
HOW WOULD YOU INVEST £500K IN THE SCOTTISH MUSIC INDUSTRY?
The country's enterprise agencies are inviting anyone involved in the Scottish music community to submit ideas about how they think the new Scottish Music Futures Fund should be invested. Last month, the Scottish Executive allocated �500,000 to Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) to set up a business development fund to help cultivate the music industry in Scotland - supporting the 'music stars of tomorrow'.
27/3/2007
Young Highland Musicians Pull Off Impressive Performances
Three groups of young Highland musicians have recently performed at two venues in the Highlands attracting audiences in excess of 800 people and the commendation of a Scottish composer. In the performances, the Highland Schools Wind Band, Highland Youth String Orchestra and Highland Regional Youth Orchestra showcased the amount of extremely talented and motivated young musicians being trained in Highland schools.
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