An appeal has now gone out to the community to help to cover the costs.
Organised by Nairn Connects BID the event showcased almost 50 business at more than 18 different events over last weekend.
High Life Highland have gotten involved in a reading campaign encouraging people young and old to enjoy reading.
A popular wild swimming event is back this year and entry is selling fast.
A community group in Crown have helped the local area by planting a range of trees.
A group of Glen Urquhart residents have gone above and beyond to make sure their village history is not lost.
A business has donated £10,000 to a homeless charity in Inverness to help people in the local area.
An art sale hosted in aid of Inverness charity Highland Hospice sold more than 100 paintings.
A generous Inverness Brownie has helped out the Highland Hospice as part of her charity badge.
An Alness-based business have extended their warranties to encourage less waste of white goods.
An archaeology group is relaunching tomorrow with an open day for the community.
Strictly Inverness competitor Graeme Bell hosted a ceilidh night last week to help fundraise for the charity competition.
As part of this year's Inverness Science Festival, a scavenger hunt will take place across the city this Saturday.
The University of the Highlands and Islands Inverness has been hosting weekly taster sessions open to anyone looking to learn a new skill.
The public can now vote in a competition run by Dobbies Inverness to help out community groups and green spaces.
Ahead of Strictly Inverness, professional dancer Oti Mabuse has wished the contestants good luck.
Supermarket chain Aldi donated hundreds of meals to those in need across Inverness at Easter.
Local causes across the Highlands can apply to receive funding from the Co-op as of today.
Marie Curie have thanked the people of Inverness for supporting the annual Daffodil Appeal raising money for end-of-life care.
A partner of The Alleycat Inverness has put out an appeal on Facebook for people to help save the business.
