Little can be learned from the views of New Atheists like Richard Dawkins, but cats have much to teach us according to leading philosopher John Gray who is speaking at Wigtown Book Festival. Prof Gray, author of a number of influential books, will be at the 20thannual...
Fresh from the Edinburgh International Festival the critically acclaimed play The End of Eddyis heading direct to Moniaive. Produced by Scotland-based Untitled Projects and The Unicorn Theatre, London, it has enjoyed a sold out run in Edinburgh and earned a string of...
A new exhibition by Maggie Ayres explores memories, hopes and imagination – recalling everything from a childhood playing among the apple trees in the Lake District, through the joys and trials of motherhood, to struggles with anxiety and depression. Entitled Orchard,...
An exhibition showcasing work by more than half the artists taking part in this year’s Perthshire Open Studios event has opened to the public. Perth and Kinross Council Provost Dennis Melloy launched the exhibition on Friday night (24 August) at The Barn Gallery, The...
Musicians taking part in a spectacular theatre dance performance this weekend will be dressed in costumes designed by four high school pupils. Hazel Fairley-Keast, 16, Kirsten Bleasdale, 17, Fern Strang 17 and Mary Griffin, 16, from Dumfries and Galloway have been...
