ANDY WHITE is a poet and powerbook-toting troubadour. He grew up in Belfast, surrounded by Irish beauty and terrorist violence. His 13th international release, Garageband, is released this month to coincide with a new UK tour. He speaks to MARCUS WILSON about visiting the Highlands, his new album and the business of making music.
18 October 2006

MICHAEL RUSSELL welcomes the continuing growth of Cowalfest on the eve of this year’s event.
04 October 2006

IAN STEPHEN looks at the work of two very different writers from the Highlands.
03 October 2006

Interview with HAMISH MACDONALD, co-founder and joint artistic director of Dogstar Theatre.
02 October 2006

A new study commissioned by HI~Arts sets Five Challenges for the continuing development of the Visual Arts in the Highlands and Islands.
02 October 2006

Between 22 and 24 May 2006, jazz musician and psychologist RAYMOND MACDONALD visited the Isle of Lewis, Orkney and Inverness to talk about the importance and potential of music in a series of three lectures.
02 October 2006

TOSG GAELIC THEATRE COMPANY is a professional touring theatre company, and commissions new writing in Scottish Gaelic in a variety of styles for both children and adult audiences
02 October 2006

ROXANA MEECHAN reflects on her work in Sutherland and beyond.
02 October 2006

ALISTAIR PEEBLES reflects on the recent changes in the arts infrastructure in Shetland, and looks back on last month’s very successful book event.
01 October 2006

FEATURES: Cowalfest (Michael Russell), HITN Profile - Tosg, Shetland Book Festival (Alistair Peebles), George Gunn and Angus Dunn (Ian Stephen), Raymond MacDonald Music Lectures, Five Challenges Visual Arts Report (Georgina Coburn)
01 October 2006