Aug 30, 2021
Art and craft to reconnect society with natureCreative talents being nurtured at a great stately homeOffsetting the digital revolution with a new drive for the hand-made An open studios weekend at Marchmont House, in The Borders, gave visitors the chance to meet...
Aug 30, 2021
Music at The Multiverse shows site’s future potentialPerformers and audiences revel in the return of live gigsPerfect setting to enjoy rock, folk, trad, opera and harp The Music at the Multiverse festival saw performers and audiences from across Southern Scotland...
Aug 25, 2021
Opera singer and harp player serenade artwork’s arrival Pop, rock and reggae in the Sun Amphitheatre on SaturdayFolk, trad, opera and harp take centre stage on Sunday Kelton the spectacular one-tonne wicker Beltie bull has arrived ready for his starring role at this...
Aug 24, 2021
A 27-tonne concrete and steel Floating Head sculpture has been floated up the Clyde and put back on public display some 33 years after it was created for the Glasgow Garden Exhibition. The dramatic sculpture was the work of artist Richard Groom and was made with the...
Aug 22, 2021
Life-sized busts of Jesus and the apostles, created from crockery fragments joined together in gold, are on display on the High Altar of Edinburgh’s Episcopalian cathedral. The Last Supper, by multi-disciplinary artist Silvy Weatherall from Irongray in Dumfries and...
Aug 17, 2021
As Army@TheFringe 2021 enters its final week, the head of the Army in Scotland has thanked performers and spoken of his own love of the performing arts. As a student at Edinburgh University in the early 1990s, Brigadier Ben Wrench, was a member of the Savoy Opera...
