The 2018 Look Again Visual Art and Design Festival gets underway today (Thursday 14 - Sunday 17 June) in Aberdeen with the unveiling of a series of impressive public artworks across the city. We take a closer look at what's on offer...
South by Southwest is an annual conglomerate of cutting-edge culture, combining film, interactive media and, of course, music. This year, we supported five Scottish artists on their journey to SXSW through the PRS International Showcase Fund.
Since 2008, Take One Action Film Festivals have engaged tens of thousands of people with world-class films, showcasing inspiring stories that comment on issues of global concern. We speak to Tamara Van Strijthem about a decade of making a difference through cinema.
We speak to writer and director Nicholas Barton-Wines, whose production "How to Save the World...ish" will feature at the Chrysalis Youth Theatre Festival from Friday 17 November.
Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival (SMHAF) is one of Scotland's most diverse cultural events, covering everything from music, film and visual art to theatre, dance, and literature. We take a look at five different events running throughout this year's festival.
The Borders Heritage Festival is, as you might expect, a celebration of history, heritage and archaeology. In this way, the festival looks to the past, and celebrates all that has come before us. But through its commissions programme, the festival also looks to the future.
As the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival kicks off in venues across the city, we take a look at some of the women who will be getting the audiences swinging this year.
Opening this year's Village Storytelling Festival is Tales from the City, a performance that weaves together folk tales and autobiographical experiences of real life projects dealing with homelessness, forced marriage, domestic violence and recovery.
