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Dornoch Library Wednesday 20th November 2-3 PM In an informal, relaxed atmosphere local authors Philip Paris, Liz Treacher and Helen Sedgwick will be talking about their books and being writers in the Highlands. Between...
In November 1943, around 900 people in the Tarbat peninsula were given one month to leave their homes, crofts and farms. This included the evacuation of the entire village of Inver. Residents were told...
Highland Chamber Orchestra conducted by Susan Dingle with Katy Bell – solo cello perform Rossini’s sparkling Barber of Seville Overture, the witty and stylish cello concerto by Sir Arthur Sullivan, the charming Mozartiana Suite...
Seaboard Memorial Hall, SAT 23RD JUL, 2016 1:00pm ‘Peace Tales’ and ‘The Way of The Rabbit’ played at Edinburgh Fringe 2015. The stories, about finding peace, were created by children and adults from all...
Seaboard Memorial Hall- 24th – 26th June The festival involves a weekend celebrating the history & heritage of the Ross-shire Seaboard Villages. We have a dinner on the Friday night which will be followed...
Programme includes Weber’s effervescent bassoon concerto, music by Rameau and by young Highland composer Emma Donald, as well as Beethoven’s magisterial ‘Eroica’ Symphony. Nairn Community Centre on Saturday 28th May 2016 at 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£8 concession/ £1 children) in advance...
The Seaboard Centre, Tain Royal Academy and Skills Development Scotland have come together to organise a careers exhibition. It will take place on Thursday 9th June, 1-5pm, in the Duthac Centre, Tain. The aim...
The Seaboard Sessions is a very relaxed night of music for all ages/abilities to come along to and join in. It is held in the Seaboard Memorial Hall Cafe on Thursdays at 7pm. We welcome...
An exhibition of new paintings by four Highland artists 3rd – 5th June: Ardross Hall, near Alness CLARE BLOIS — FIONA MATHESON — CHRISTINE O’KEEFFE — KATHERINE SUTHERLAND We are looking forward to showing you our new paintings in the...
Cheerfully confident and full of enthusiasm, Liesel set out in 1912 as a young German girl to stay with her uncle and aunt in the Ukraine. “This is a wonderful land”, she wrote in...
A new website for Rogart Heritage Society, RogartHeritage.co.uk was launched today. The society was formed to record and preserve the history of the parish. The quest is on-going in that we are constantly finding...
