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Irishman John cooked up his dream career

Irish country star John McNicholl has a hectic performing life, but still likes to use his culinary skills when he is home

The Tailor of Inverness is 11 years old this year, and currently in the middle of its sixth tour of Scotland.

This week seven top picks from across the north feature musical theatre, a hip-hop act, funk band, two Blazin’ Fiddlers together and Eddi Reader ...

Packed with the witty lines of the movie’s Sidney Gilliat and Frank Launder, the play got off to a good start with Juliet Mills in the title role

The Nairn-born singer/songwriter behind Randolph's Leap kicks off his solo tour in Elgin

The Gathering Festival is set to take place at The Northern Meeting Park in Inverness on Saturday, June 1.

Exploring the remote and beautiful landscapes of the Highlands is what lured Gareth Halliday North 13 years ago.

Trophy is centre of attention at the 50th Scottish Association of Writers Conference, as Barbara Henderson discovers to her dismay!

There was a sea theme sailing through the set, latest album title Farran means ‘starboard’ in Gaelic

Mason Cross had always wanted to travel on a night train – 'the book gave me a great excuse to do it a few times for research'

There’s no doubting the talent of the cast. Their performances are faultless whether dressed as animals or operating animal puppets

Tribute show presents the songs of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons

Last Saturday saw the inaugural band battle, organised by Hi-Hub, take place at Inverness’s largest music venue

Two of the region's homespun folk stars have teamed up for dates – including Elgin, Whitebridge and Inverness

Though plan B says 'the lack of communication by Creative Scotland still rankles with the company'

ArtyNess columnist Liza Mulholland considers attempts to stifle art and culture through the ages – and how the aftermath of Culloden played its part