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The vet, from Inverness, is currently rated 3/1 to win the show – with just two episodes left to go.

The Highland Book Prize has announced its 2023 longlist, which features a dozen fiction and non-fiction titles.

A POPULAR concert series in Nairn is set to kick off this year's programme with a renowned horn trio.

Screen Machine mobile cinema brings musical smash Wonka, Ridley Scott's Napoleon, blockbuster Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and more to Fort Augustus.

Highland Council revealed that TV and movie film crews spent over £3m in 2022, and this record is likely to be surpassed when 2023's data is released.

Final plans for Inverness Hogmanay party billed as the biggest ceilidh on the planet!

A magical Highland pantomime which is winning rave reviews was one of 11 productions in the country to benefit from funding from a major organisation.

The brand new festival is coming to the Black Isle next year.

Skipinnish have announced a very special guest for their 25th anniversary concert in Inverness next summer – Runrig legend Malcolm Jones!

A historic vacant building known to music fest fans around the world is set for life as a wedding venue after plans at Belladrum Farm were approved.

They have been added to the bill for the annual entertainment extravaganza alongside the likes of Deacon Blue and Sugababes.

Inverness is set to welcome Rag’n’Bone Man next summer – a year after his planned 2023 gig in the city had to be cancelled at the last minute.

Toys from years gone by are set to catapult adults back to their childhoods when a new exhibition opens in Inverness Museum and Art Gallery next week.

Celebrated instrumentalist Phil Cunningham and an "impressive mix" of lead singers are set to delight an Inverness audience later this month.

The Inverness native will be playing Groundskeeper Willie's new Scottish love interest in an episode due to air this weekend.

Fifteen members of the Lonely Arts Club will be shown at an Inverness trailblazer which includes AI-generated work – thought to be a city first.

Ministry of Sound Classical will be coming to the Highland capital as part of the Live in the City Big Top Under Canvas weekend next summer.

Inverness is set to stage what is believed will be the largest Hogmanay ceilidh on the planet – after Highland Council made changes to the format.

There will be a short carol service round the Hospice Christmas Tree in Falcon Square and the switching on of the tree lights.

The first wave of acts have been named for the 20th anniversary celebrations of Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival.