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Ministry of Sound is coming back to Inverness in December.Ministry of Sound is coming back to Inverness in December.

Frank To, who is also a lecturer at UHI Inverness, is representing the best of Scottish contemporary art after his work was accepted for major events.

Festive holiday in Scotland? Macdonald Aviemore Resort is the place to be!

International bestselling crime writer Peter May will talk about his forthcoming new book when he visits Inverness later this month.

Isle of Skye’s Iconic Distillery to Offer Exclusive Tastings, Tours, and Adventures on Talisker Day, this 13th September

Businesses and schools discussed the shared goals of prosperity and sustainability in connection to the young workforce.

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Classic vehicles roll out from a gathering point at Dingwall Mart before heading across the Black Isle to a rally in Fortrose.

Excited couples planning the biggest day of their lives will get the chance to make their dream wedding a reality when a special showcase is held.

Homegrown talent and internationally renowned traditional musicians, will entertain audiences in September as part of the 20th Blas Festival.

After previously working with refugees, abuse survivors and those struggling with mental health, Velocity is expanding its offering.

Scrapping the biggest Hogmanay party in the Highlands has sparked a mixed reaction from people in the region.

Tourists have reacted to the massively popular Red Hot Highland Fling, Hogmanay event being axed for 2024.

We’ve hit the city centre streets to ask people about the new vehicles that are being tested at the airport and the campus.

There will be no funfair at the annual Bonfire Night fireworks display in Inverness this year due to works in Bught Park, but the event will go ahead.

The move is due to ongoing revamp work at its usual venue in the Northern Meeting Park… but the council has promised it will be back in December 2025.

The Red Hot Chilli Pipers and Torrdion are also among those to have been named as part of the 2025 line-up for the festival.

Photographs from both days of MacMoray Festival, which took place on August 10 and 11.

An aspiring paediatrician wants to give disadvantaged children a voice after seeing her own brother struggle growing up with special needs.

Abstract artist Rowena Comrie bringing her biggest solo show to date, ‘Beyond Forever’, to Inverness Creative Academy on August 22.