Ken Currie: The Crossing / An Turas Inverness Museum & Art Gallery will host an exhibition of recent work from internationally renowned Scottish artist Ken Currie this autumn from 11 October to 29 November. The exhibition, titled ‘The Crossing / An Turas’, features a series of paintings inspired by the landscape, history and people of the… Read more »Read more
Celebrate Samhainn at Inverness Museum & Art Gallery this October! This October Inverness Museum & Art Gallery invites families to explore the traditional celebration of Samhainn, the festival marking the end of harvest and the beginning of the darker half of the year. Ness, the Witch, is preparing for Samhainn, the one night of the… Read more »Read more
High Life Highland inundated with nominations for i-care People’s Choice Award It’s testament to the high value that members of the public place on High Life Highland staff, with over 200 nominations received in the People’s Choice category for the charity’s annual i-care awards, which take place later this month. Nominations for the People’s Choice… Read more »Read more
When faced with a cancer diagnosis, the last thing on many people’s minds is likely to be exercise but studies have shown that being active can greatly benefit a person physically, mentally and socially. This September is Wellness Month at High Life Highland – so we’re taking a look at how the charity can help… Read more »Read more
London Marathon Foundation, sportscotland, High Life Highland and Glasgow Life announce new £1.1 million partnership fund to inspire activity in Scotland ‘Get Active Scotland’ launched in Highlands by Inverness-born Olympian Megan Keith, joined by pupils from Kinmylies Primary School for a special The Daily Mile in Bught Park Announcement comes ahead of this weekend’s Loch… Read more »Read more
😀 High Life Highland Wellness Month Blog By High Life Highland Senior Countryside Rangers, Eilidh-Ann Phillips and Andy Summers With High Life Highland’s Wellness Month underway, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the profound connection between nature and wellbeing — and to discover the ways your Countryside Rangers can help make that connection… Read more »Read more
The first event in the East Sutherland Schools Sports Association (ESSSA) calendar is always the P4-P7 swimming gala which took place earlier in the month, hosted at Sutherland Swimming Pool. Seven primary schools from the area took part with heats and finals in backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, freestyle, medley relay and freestyle relay. All 56 pupils… Read more »Read more
😀 High Life Highland Wellness Month Blog By Dougie Galbraith, High Life Highland Music Tutor Music isn’t just something we enjoy, it can actually do wonders for our minds, bodies, and overall well-being. Learning and playing an instrument is a powerful way to keep your brain sharp, your emotions balanced, and even your body… Read more »Read more
High Life Highland is delighted to celebrate Wellness Month with a special literary event at Dingwall Community Library. Suzanne Parsons, author and Library Assistant based in Lochcarron, will be touching down at the library on Tuesday 23 September at 6:30pm to discuss her debut novel, ‘Secrets in the Sky’. Set during the First World War, ‘Secrets in the Sky’ is a thrilling… Read more »Read more
Stories of highland folklore have inspired a colourful, collaborative work of art that will now be on permanent display at Culloden Library, as a result of a special workshop last week. The joint story telling and art workshop was a fringe event for the Blas Festival – a collaboration between Fèisean nan Gàidheal and The… Read more »Read more
