A key part of last year’s events to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Selkirk emigrations from Skye & Raasay to Prince Edward Island in Canada is to be performed in Inverness during this year’s Highland Festival.
28 May 2004

A stunning line-up of live music has been programmed for The Dalriada Festival 2004 with members of Capercaillie and Blazin Fiddles appearing at the Festival Hub at Creag Ghlas, Cairnbaan, Lochgilphead, Argyll on 11th and 12th June.
27 May 2004

The 8th Annual Day of Dance takes place during the Highland Festival again this year on Saturday 5th June at a changed venue, Culloden Academy Community Complex.
26 May 2004

Poet and artist Maud Sulter's latest exhibition, About/Face, is showing at the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery from 11 June to 28 July.
26 May 2004

Four young Caithnessians, coming to the end of their first year as drama students at North Highland College in Thurso, will take to the road this weekend as their new play, From A Flagstone Floor, begins a week-long tour of theatre, hotels and village halls around Caithness and Sutherland.
26 May 2004

Tuesday 18th May sees the launch of a new DVD showcasing a major arts in childcare project that has been taking place across the Highlands and Islands over the last two years.
18 May 2004

C4 New Directors' Programme is now in its 4th year and is currently looking for new talent.
14 May 2004

C4 New Writers' Programme, the only new drama scheme currently on terrestrial, is now in it's 4th year.
14 May 2004

Sandstone Review is a new, free online literary magazine, with the first issue being Highland focussed.
14 May 2004

One of the UK's leading ferry operators, Caledonian MacBrayne, has announced its support for one of the country's top music festivals.
13 May 2004

This Saturday, May 15th, Artist-in-Residence Paul Topen will be placing a chair made from jesmanite in the sea at Ullapool to examine the effects of time and weather on the material.
12 May 2004

Everybody has been taken by storm with the demand for Here’s Tae Us / A Celebration of Scottish Music, not least Billy McIsaac, who has had to re-order twice over the last two weeks. Most shops in Lochaber had sold out within 2 days.
06 May 2004