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The revival of Scotland’s legendary Whisky Coast

Tourism · Scotland

The revival of Scotland’s legendary Whisky Coast

Leading tourism and whisky experts have revealed their hopes for an enriching and sustainable revival of Scotland’s legendary Whisky Coast, once home to the ‘Whisky Capital of the World’. Plans for over 13 new distilleries, as well as a number of innovative new whisky experiences and hotels, have recently been unveiled across Argyll and the Isles – an area which encompasses four of Scotland’s recognised whisky regions – Campbeltown (once known a…See the Story

Edinburgh’s Floral Clock celebrates 200 years of braille

Edinburgh · Edinburgh

Edinburgh’s Floral Clock celebrates 200 years of braille

The Lord Provost of Edinburgh has officially opened the newly completed Floral Clock in Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens. This year, the landmark celebrates the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) and 200 years of braille, the tactile code that enables blind and partially sighted people to read by touch. The Lord Provost was joined by representatives from RNIB and visually impaired members of the community to mark the completi…See the Story

Countdown to Ship Hector’s Launch

Pictou · Pictou

Countdown to Ship Hector’s Launch

A milestone moment in Nova Scotia’s maritime and cultural heritage is fast approaching. After five years of restoration work, the Ship Hector, a symbol of Scottish immigration and perseverance, will once again take to the waters on July 12, 2025, marking a new era for the ship’s storied history. The launch event will include a formal ceremony, cultural performances, heritage displays, and the highly anticipated dockside launch of the Hector into…Read Article

Lost Victorian relic found in attic during Edinburgh renovation

During renovations, an exceptionally rare Victorian Crossley engine, was found tucked away in the attic of CoDE The Court, where it had remained hidden for decades. It is now on display in The Lost Close, the underground vaults of the building. Built in 1878, this marvel of Victorian engineering, it was far ahead of its time, used to regulate the temperature of the Edinburgh Police Chambers, and its survival offers a rare glimpse into 19th centu…Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

A crash course in Scottish castles

Scotland is a castle lover’s wonderland. Over 2,500 castles still stand across the country in every style imaginable, from vast royal strongholds crowning volcanic crags to slender towerhouses nestled among rolling hills. They are as synonymous with Scotland as bagpipes and shortbread – indeed, iconic castles like Eilean Donan decorate the lids of many a biscuit tin! Where and when did Scotland’s first castles emerge? Who were their builders and…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Scottish Heritage USA Celebrates 60th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee on July 13th

June 19, 2025 Scottish Heritage USA is holding a special 60th Anniversary Gala Dinner on July 13 at the end of the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games to celebrate the organization’s Diamond Jubilee. A festive dinner, traditional Scottish music and song by Tryon, NC Master Fiddler Jamie Laval and Scottish Heritage USA minstrel Colin Grant Adams, stories of Robert Burns from the National Trust for Scotland’s Learning Manager Chris Waddell, and re…Boone, North Carolina · Boone See the Story

Tide Lines-Echoes to the Far Side of the World

Following an incredible response to their new fourth album ‘Glasgow Love Story’, Scotland’s Tide Lines have stormed in at No. 1 in the Scottish Albums Chart and No.11 in the UK Official Albums Chart – a major achievement for the fully independent band and win for Scottish music. Written, recorded and produced entirely by the band in their studio on the Isle of Mull, and released on their own label, the success is a testament to their tireless DI…Glasgow, Scotland · Glasgow Read Article

Melburnians are out for Rising Festival 2025

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Rising’s first week is proof that the Melbourne festival is now fully grounded in the diversity of the city’s culture, with complementary international acts.Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne See the Story

Rare surviving piece of Scottish Iron Age textile goes on public display

A fine piece of woven fabric lay buried in the bottom of Loch Tay in Perthshire for nearly 2,500 years, naturally preserved by the silty bed. Believed to be one of the oldest of its kind in Britain and dating back to the early to middle part of the Iron Age, it was found in 1979 when an Iron Age loch dwelling house, known as the Oakbank Crannog, was excavated on Loch Tay. Now, the public will be able to see this ancient textile close-up when it …Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Come to the 33rd annual Canmore Highland Games

Two full days of Celtic culture, August 30 – 31st in Canmore, Alberta. The vein of Scottish culture that runs strong through Canmore’s community is celebrated annually through the Canmore Highland Games. Founded in 1884 as a coal mining town, and driven by the expansion of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Scottish immigrants and their families settled in Canmore, bringing with them their customs and traditions. Immerse yourself this Labour Day week…Celtic · Canmore Read Article

The inaugural Edinburgh Tartan Parade

1,600 parade participants descended on Edinburgh in May for the very first Edinburgh Tartan Parade, with baton twirlers, 18 pipe bands, dancers, Vikings, groups and organisations. A dazzling spectacle of tartan clad people of all ages, weaving down from The Royal Mile, through the old streets of Edinburgh to The National Galleries was lined several deep by spectators. The sunshine could not have bettered this memorable day, the inaugural Edinb…Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

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