We are a charity based in the beautiful Highland town of Cromarty, on the Black Isle. Our goals are to promote and embrace the arts, education, environment, history of the Highlands, and the conservation of buildings of historical or architectural importance.
Welcome to the December 2019 Enews - our last of the year!
These newsletters go out approximately every fortnight to keep you up to date with all our latest gigs, courses, workshops, exhibitions, news and events. You can also keep informed via our website and Facebook and Twitter pages.
Tap - scroll - like - click - follow - repeat… Award-winning writer and director Drew Taylor’s thick skin, elastic heart explores the everyday overwhelming instability of millennial life in modern Britain.
Playing like a frenzied scroll through a social media feed, the show takes the audience on an exhilarating and emotional journey through the characters’ lives. With seemingly disconnected pieces running into one another at speed, woven together with athletic physical delivery, thick skin, elastic heart showcases a kaleidoscope of voices from across the UK, tackling a myriad of topics and giving a voice to a generation often dismissed as ‘snowflakes’. This is Under Milk Wood for and by millenials, exposing the inner thoughts, fears and hopes behind the Instagram filters and the 280 character tweets. Suitable for age 16+
Not to be missed! Tickets: emailor tel 01381 600354
This competition invites entries from all ages inspired by one or more of the '51 Best Places to see Scotland's Geology', including The Black Isle and Hugh Miller Cottage and Museum and is about responding to our natural world, about contemporary issues and our planet.
The judges will write to every young person who enters the competition. There will be SIX prizes in the under-18 age group and further prizes for the adult category.
This year there is a special prize for an 18 - 25 year old. We will be awarding the inaugural 'Middleton-Miller Award for the most promising Young Writer' to the finest piece of writing in this age bracket. The prize will be a £50 book token or contribution to a writing course as well as the opportunity to share their piece at an award ceremony in Edinburgh next June (the winner will also receive £50 towards travel costs for this event).
