A short story for the New Year by Contributing Editor PETER URPETH.
18 December 2003

THE MULL SCENE is a video shot by An Tobar Arts Centre on the Isle of Mull featuring some of the islands best up-and-coming musical talent.
17 December 2003

Venue Profile for Taigh Chearsabhagh in Lochmaddy, North Uist.
02 December 2003

As Mull Theatre company prepare to leave their tiny base at Dervaig, director ALASDAIR MACRONE writes an open letter in which he describes their hopes and plans for a new theatre in Tobermory.
02 December 2003

GEORGE GUNN casts a skeptical eye over the role of the proposed Scottish National Theatre, and suggests that the work of W B Yeats in Ireland and the identity and insight of Highland experience can provide a path for a genuine National Theatre.
02 December 2003

Còmhla was a major International Artist’s Workshop that took place at Taigh Chearsabagh Arts Centre in Lochmaddy, North Uist, in September. JULIE BROOK was one of the participating artists, and now reflects here on her experience.
01 December 2003

PETER URPETH considers the significance of the work of poet and theorist KENNETH WHITE in the wake of publication of his long-awaited Collected Poems
01 December 2003

Dingwall-based ANDREA MUIR records her adventures on the writing course at the Arvon Foundation’s centre in deepest Devon.
01 December 2003

Skye-based poet and translator RODY GORMAN reports on his transatlantic trip to Nova Scotia.
01 December 2003

ROBERT DAVIDSON proposes a new vision of Inverness as an exciting, cosmopolitan City of the Highlands for the 21st century
01 December 2003

FEATURES: A Hogmanay Story - All that Remains (Peter Urpeth), A new home for Mull Theatre (Alasdair McCrone), Còmhla - Promoting understanding and communication (Julie Brook), Ministers set out aspirations for Culture in Scotland, The Mull Scene - Three new pop videos (An Tobar), Rody’s adventures in Nova Scotia (Rody Gorman)
01 December 2003