MOIRA FORSYTH explains the significance behind the development of the Sandstone Press’s Vistas series of short novels.
15 July 2004

PETER URPETH reflects on Theatre Hebrides' forth-coming production Metagama.
13 July 2004

Newtonmore-based artist JEAN NOBLE seeks to create an aura of mystery and imagination in her paintings.
10 July 2004

Festival organiser JOE GIBBS explains why the TARTAN HEART FESTIVAL at Belladrum is going to be the Highlands’ big music occasion of 2004, and all in a good cause.
09 July 2004

PETER URPETH teases out the tale of Scotland’s most indestructible folk band, BATTLEFIELD BAND.
07 July 2004

ALISTAIR PEEBLES looks ahead to a year of temporary change at the St Magnus Festival in 2005.
07 July 2004

Festival Director JASON ROSE lays out his plans for the inaugural Inverness Book Festival in October.
06 July 2004

MARGO MACLENNAN sets the scene for the 2004 CALEDONIAN CANAL CEILIDH TRAIL.
05 July 2004

THE ARTS JOURNAL canvassed reactions on the new National Theatre of Scotland from some of the movers and shakers in Highland theatre.
02 July 2004

PETER URPETH looks forward to another mass outbreak of Celtic music as the HEBRIDEAN CELTIC FESTIVAL gets underway.
02 July 2004

Venue profile for the Sunart Centre, Strontian, Lochaber.
02 July 2004

She’s ever present. She’s ever involved. She’s the champion of young people in the Arts in the Highlands … She’s LUCY CONWAY. Youth Editor ANDREA MUIR caught up with Lucy in a rare moment of repose.
01 July 2004

FEATURES: St Magnus Festival 2005 preview (Alistair Peebles), Hebridean Celtic Festival preview (Peter Urpeth), National Theatre of Scotland (HI~Arts), Sandstone Vistas (Moira Forsyth), Caledonian Canal Ceilidh Trail (Margo MacLennan), Inverness Book Festival (Jason Rose), Jean Noble (Jean Noble), Tartan Heart Festival (Joe Gibbs), Metagama (Peter Urpeth)
01 July 2004