By reviewsphere / 1st November 2018
Organisers of the Edinburgh International Book Festival today announced that the Iraqi writer Shahad Al Rawi has won the Festival’s...
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By Paula Smith / 31st October 2018
Okay let’s get down to the serious stuff with regards to the 2018 British budget. Mental health. Many of us...
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By reviewsphere / 30th October 2018
Big Burns Supper the world’s biggest contemporary Burns celebration takes place from 24th January – 3rd February 2019 Dumfries, one...
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By reviewsphere / 29th October 2018
Once again Jupiter Artland Foundation will transform into a festive Winter Wonderland, as one of the worlds most recognised outdoor...
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By reviewsphere / 26th October 2018
Join us at The Lyceum this Christmas as we bring to life one of the world’s best loved stories about...
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By reviewsphere / 22nd October 2018
A new poem by Carol Ann Duffy written to mark the centenary of Armistice Day has been released today. Danny...
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By reviewsphere / 22nd October 2018
The city of Coimbra opens its doors to International Surrealism Now 2018 Art Exhibition Coimbra, Portugal, 7th of November, 2018...
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By reviewsphere / 17th October 2018
oh motHER: New social enterprise, Spilt Milk launches exhibition at Custom House Leith with the aim of increasing the visibility...
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By reviewsphere / 16th October 2018
Delve into the fascinating, evolving world of audio technology. Some of the most reputable names in the audio community are...
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By reviewsphere / 15th October 2018
Writers’ Museum, 10 November 2018 – 12 May 2019, free admission Storyworlds is a new exhibition to celebrate the Year...
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By reviewsphere / 12th October 2018
Edinburgh audiences will have the rare opportunity to experience film favourites as never before – with the magic of a...
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By Paula Smith / 12th October 2018
I have the pleasure of chatting with Padraig Fitzsimons on the day before the release of his first single ‘memories’....
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