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Wigtown Poetry Prize 2021
Wigtown in Scotland is known as Scotland's National Book Town and is internationally renowned as the home of the Wigtown Book Festival which is this year scheduled for September 23rd - October 3rd 2021. The Wigtown Poetry Prize, Scotland's International Poetry...
Paint the Town Paisley!
Paint the Town Paisley! Be a part of #ShowUsYourPaisley Exhibit. The Paisley Museum, in Paisley, Scotland is celebrating its 150th year. Although closed at this time, the museum is midway through a major 42 million GBP redevelopment with a major new exhibit...
The Writers’ Museum – Edinburgh
If you’re travelling to Edinburgh this summer, be sure to visit The Writers' Museum. Located in Lady Stair's Close, just off the Lawnmarket section of the Royal Mile near Edinburgh Castle. The Writers’ Museum celebrates the lives of three giants of Scottish...
Inverness Speaks – Spirit of The Highlands
What story sums up the Spirit of the Highlands for you? Inverness Castle and the surrounding espanade is part of a major regeneration and transformation. Central to the Inverness Castle Museum is Spirit of the Highlands and a leading element of the program are OUR...
Aye Write Festival ScotsInUs Podcast Special
Aye Write Festival ScotsInUs Podcast Special Monday May 17th Watch our #ScotsInUs Podcast Aye Write Festival special episode as we are joined In Conversation with Scottish authors Kirstin Innes and Robbie Morrison who talk about their novels, influences...
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo cancelled for 2021
We've just heard the news from Scotland that The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is cancelled for 2021. In the face of ongoing uncertainty due to the COVID-19 Pandemic the internationally renowned event has been forced to postpone for the second year in a row...
Aye Write Festival
Aye Write, Glasgow's Book Festival is a wonderful celebration of literature and ideas featuring over 100 authors and runs this year May 14th - 23rd. Presented by Glasgow Life the program is full of Scottish and international literary talents with a program full...
Autism Month – How sport has changed my life by Cameron Steer
With April being Autism Month our Sports Ambassador and Sports Reporter Cameron Steer reflects on his own experiences as a young Scot now living in the USA who was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder in his teens. Cameron reflects on how the positive influences of sport, education and participating in sport at national level for Scotland have all been positive experiences for him in his journey.
The Clydesdales of Lanarkshire
Janice Kirkpatrick jokes that her first memory was that of raging at her parents through the bars of her crib. Her second, was sitting atop a horse at Dumfries Show, a traditional agricultural show held in Dumfries in the South of Scotland. This was to be the beginning of a lifelong love affair for Janice Kirkpatrick with horses that remains a powerful and meaningful influence in her life to this day.
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