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New play draws new lessons from Spanish Civil War

549: Scots of the Spanish Civil War is at Lyth and Inverness next week.

Edinburgh band Liimo join Tamzene for Bella On The Road

Music about aspirations and 'all about the dreams' CJ, Jamo and Kieran had together

Belladrum festival reveals Potting Shed line-up

Talent from across the USA and Europe feature alongside homegrown artists

Dingwall publisher wins Man Booker International prize

Writer Jokha Alharthi is the first from the Arabian Gulf to win the prize

Dark Carnival weaves its magic in Highlands

The Dark Carnival: Unplugged comes to Latheron Village Hall on Wednesday, May 22; and Eden Court, Inverness on Wednesday, May 29.

New city date for Daniel Sloss

10th solo show has been performed more than 200 times across 30 countries

Kosmos Ensemble's blend of world and classical music comes to Nairn

Trio are praised for “dazzling virtuosity, telepathic rapport and impeccable musicianship”

Gemma relishes Scottish Opera chance

Gemma sang all the way through school but hadn’t sung any opera – or even seen an opera – when she started music college

The Farm joins top crop of talent at Madness show

Gig-goers can expect all the hits when the Liverpool lads hit the stage on Friday, August 23.

Fresh twist on indie-rock from The Citrus Scene

The Inverness indie-rockers launch new EP Ready When You Are on Friday.

Collaboration is key to creativity in the studio

In her latest ArtyNess column, Liza Mulholland shares her joy of recording as she embraces a multi-artform project

REVIEW: Lost At Sea

Daughter's search trawls up tough truths in Doric epic

Oil be back – Highland return for classic Scottish theatre

The Cheviot, the Stag, and the Black, Black Oil visits venues across the north.

Seven things to do: Friday, May 17 to Thursday, May 23

This week features Breton and Scottish trad, a circus for babies, and two very different comedy nights...

Douglas Skelton's Inverness book event on Monday

In conversation at Waterstones with former Herald reporter David Ross

REVIEW: Age Is Just A Number – Fergie Macdonald

Eden Court was packed for a night celebrating the talents of the maverick Ceilidh King himself

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'Not amused' over dash for the book fest

New play draws new lessons from Spanish Civil War

New play draws new lessons from Spanish Civil War

Edinburgh band Liimo join Tamzene for Bella On The Road

Edinburgh band Liimo join Tamzene for Bella On The Road

Belladrum festival reveals Potting Shed line-up

Belladrum festival reveals Potting Shed line-up

Dingwall publisher wins Man Booker International prize

Dingwall publisher wins Man Booker International prize

Dark Carnival weaves its magic in Highlands

Dark Carnival weaves its magic in Highlands

New city date for Daniel Sloss

New city date for Daniel Sloss

Kosmos Ensemble's blend of world and classical music comes to Nairn

Kosmos Ensemble's blend of world and classical music comes to Nairn

Gemma relishes Scottish Opera chance

Gemma relishes Scottish Opera chance

The Farm joins top crop of talent at Madness show

The Farm joins top crop of talent at Madness show

Fresh twist on indie-rock from The Citrus Scene

Fresh twist on indie-rock from The Citrus Scene

Collaboration is key to creativity in the studio

Collaboration is key to creativity in the studio

REVIEW: Lost At Sea

REVIEW: Lost At Sea

Oil be back – Highland return for classic Scottish theatre

Oil be back – Highland return for classic Scottish theatre

Seven things to do: Friday, May 17 to Thursday, May 23

Seven things to do: Friday, May 17 to Thursday, May 23

Douglas Skelton's Inverness book event on Monday

Douglas Skelton's Inverness book event on Monday

REVIEW: Age Is Just A Number – Fergie Macdonald

REVIEW: Age Is Just A Number – Fergie Macdonald

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