Tag: Scotland
Waxy’s: the building has nine areas, several levels, and at any given moment any one of them will be hosting a family gathering, a wedding reception, folk cheering on …
The sparkling and fleeting moments of life, love as powerful magic, the costs of love not told, changes and more changes. learning to let go, loves found and joyous …
People have been making their living from the North Sea in what is now Stonehaven on the eastern coast of Scotland since prehistoric times. They have done a few …
Traditional Scottish music from the Isle of Skye, hip hop from Edinburgh, and a top cellist playing Bach. A workshop in lantern making. Talks on Scottish nationalism, ecology, the …
A consideration of the healing power of the arts in Derry in Northern Ireland, previews of music festivals from Savannah in the US deep south to Stornoway in Scotland’s …
My favorite museums seem to share a sense of community and connection. I find that often in the ways they tell their stories, ways that invite me to think, …
For Maria Dunn, writing a song begins by “having my antenna up. There’s a moment, a way a story or a phrase touches me I get a chill down …
Saint Andrews is a seacoast town on the east of Scotland, north of Edinburgh, south of Dundee. It is often associated with golf. That makes sense as there are …
You may learn a good bit about a community and a neighborhood through its library, I’ve found. I’ve spent enough time in Glasgow these last years that I’ve become …
Scotland and England, in Northern Europe, and Bahrain, on the Arabian Peninsula, would not at first seem to have a great deal in common. One thing connects them, though: …
You do not have to know a thing about Robert Burns to enjoy the stories and photographs Andy Hall presents in Touched by Robert Burns. I think, though, that …
