Monthly Archives: March 2017
Scottish Opposites for Tinies
We’ve already had Colours, Things That Go, Weather, Numbers and Animals from Floris Books. Now we have Scottish Opposites.
Posted in Book Reviews
Leave a comment
Catherine Sinclair: A Forgotten Scottish Writer
In Women’s History Month, Beverley Casebow introduces us to a fascinating yet little-known 19th-century Scottish philanthropist and writer…
Posted in People
Leave a comment
Park Life
Edinburgh is blessed with around one hundred and fifty parks. From play parks to botanical gardens and hill parks to nature reserves, there’s something for everyone.
Posted in Out and About
Leave a comment
Changing Times
Here, Geraldine McCullagh reflects on the changes in her business over a landmark 21 years…
Posted in People
Leave a comment
Art To Wear For – Henriette Stoehr
Henriette Stoehr is renowned for her beautiful scarves; constructed from silk and felt, sometimes thousands of pieces of material are incorporated into the finished pieces.
Posted in Exhibitions
Leave a comment
Hay Fever – Review
It’s the start of Hay Fever season at the Lyceum, where Dominic Hill, director of Glasgow’s Citizens Theatre, is staging a co-production with the Lyceum company of Noel Coward’s famous 1920s play.
Posted in Show Reviews
Leave a comment