Monthly Archives: July 2015
Words With Robyn
Local horticulturist, Robyn Marwick, has recently launched her own business Plantipots.  Here, she talks to fellow gardening expert Coreen Connell about her life and work so far:
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Haunted by Haddington
The town of Haddington is the inspiration behind the fictional setting of Black Wood, debut crime novel from SJI Holliday.  Here, the author speaks to Kendra Olson about the book: He places the trap on the ground, at the base of a … Continue reading
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Summer Fruits
Summer may be something of a hit and miss experience in Scotland, but summer fruits are never in short supply. Â Here, Rebecca Hornsby and Anne Rowell extol the joys of peaches and apricots. Â Both stone fruits, they are very similar … Continue reading
Carmen live at Festival Theatre
In recent years it has become more and more popular for cinemas to screen live performances of major artistic events from around the world. There has been opera from the New York Met, Shakespeare from the Globe, and other major … Continue reading
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Summer at Open Eye
The current Exhibition at Edinburgh’s Open Eye Gallery, which continues until Saturday 25 July shows a great mix of work by invited artists. The eclectic mix of works on display and for sale ensures ‘something for everyone who appreciates creativity’ … Continue reading
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Evocative Exhibition from Vega
For the second time The Torrance Gallery in Edinburgh, is having a solo exhibition of work by the highly talented, now Lewis-based artist, who has chosen to be called simply, Vega.
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