The Lonesome West is a hilarious play set in the outrageously dysfunctional, cloistered yet mythical west Irish landscape. It opens at the Masonic Hall, Tobermory, Isle of Mull, on Thursday July 1 at 8pm.
30 June 2004

Highland rock gods Dionyssus have added their name to the list of bands playing in the Tartan Heart Festival at Belladrum Italian Gardens, Beauly on 14th August.
29 June 2004

The Aberfeldy Watermill is set to be brought back to life as a unique cultural visitor centre incorporating a bookshop, art gallery, music and coffee shop.
29 June 2004

Terry Neason, the wacky singing diva, 5 star award winning sensation of the Edinburgh Fringe and smash hit of the Singapore Comedy Festival, is to make a one-off 'come-back' appearance at this year's ButeLive Music & Arts Festival!
29 June 2004

The 13th Skye Festival starts this year on 13 July...which will be lucky for some!
29 June 2004

A number of young Scottish musicians are to have the opportunity to perform for festival audiences through a new cultural exchange agreement between two leading Celtic music events.
28 June 2004

The Tartan Heart Festival, 12 hours of rock, country, blues, world and Celtic music, will be held on 14 August at the Italian Gardens, Belladrum, By Beauly, Inverness-shire.
26 June 2004

Shetland’s musical airwaves ring solidly to the sound of the fiddle at the best of times, but in August this year the islands are set to go fiddle crazy when Shetland Arts Trust promote their first Shetland Fiddle School and an associated fiddle festival called ‘Fiddle Frenzy 2004’.
25 June 2004

The Isle of Tiree's historical society – An Iodhlann – is planning to stage a major exhibition entitiled A’ Bhuain (The Harvest) in the summer of 2006.
18 June 2004

Pupils from Scalloway Junior High School have launched their new web site www.fishtastic-uk.net through an exhibition at the former Scalloway Woollen Mill.
18 June 2004

Argyll based dance company Ballet West is to give the first performances of new ballets by London Based choreographer, Frank Freeman and former artistic director of Scottish Ballet, Kenn Burke.
18 June 2004

An exciting line-up of major authors feature in the opening chapter of the Inverness Book Festival which is being launched for the first time on 16 June at Eden Court.
16 June 2004

The hills of Wester Ross will be alive with the sounds of traditional music once again this summer as Fèisean nan Gàidheal, the National Association of the Fèis movement stages Fèis Alba 2004 at Plockton from 2-5 July.
15 June 2004

Inverness 'Rock Gods' get through to the Scottish final of Emergenza.
14 June 2004

Tree tales, tree poems, the secret passports into the world of trees, tree books, tree people, tree sculpture…Celebrating Forests is a two day event at Cloddymoss, Culbin Woods(13 & 14 November 2004) that will offer participants the chance to experience a range of arts based activities that will help us see trees in new ways.
14 June 2004

Feis Tir A’ Mhurainn, the annual Gaelic Medium Feis, will be held in Daliburgh School from Monday 12th to Friday 16th July.
11 June 2004

Four textile artists, Joan Baxter, Midge Gourlay, Sheen Norquay and Sarah Sumsion, are brought together in a new exhibition at the Castle Gallery, Inverness from 12 June to 3 July.
11 June 2004

Fochaber's Just Art gallery has a new exhibition for June featuring framed works by Francis Boag, Glass by Joan Holdsworth, Ceramics by Patricia Shone, Deborah Prosser and Helen Kemp from 20 June to 18 July.
11 June 2004

There will be an opportunity to take a walk down ‘Memory Lane’ from Tuesday 1st – Saturday 12th June when an Exhibition will be held in the Sandy Macrae Room at Dingwall Museum to celebrate the Dingwall Gaelic Choir’s 50th Anniversary.
10 June 2004

In June 1993 St Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall, Orkney, became the focus for an installation of fourteen huge painted sails during that year’s St. Magnus Festival. Ten years on, the same exhibition returns and the Sails once again will be displayed in the Lerwick church to celebrate its 140th anniversary this June.
10 June 2004

ALT.blues terrorists RADIOTONES play the The Twa Tams, Scott Street, Perth on Saturday 19 June.
09 June 2004

Club Film on Skye has had its quality programme of films recognised for a second year running by the British Federation of Film Societies.
09 June 2004

The Cockbridge to Tomintoul road has an intriguing new attraction for the area’s many tourists. Already looking part of the hillside, there stands a towering new sculpture by Louise Gardner.
08 June 2004

Stellar Quines, who came to Ardross Hall last year with the very moving play Wit, are returning on 17th June with Memory of Water.
07 June 2004