Heritage NorthHeritage North Business News Archive
Heritage North business News archive from April 2008
| New museum opens in supermarket Scotland's newest museum has opened in a unusual location. | |
| Quendale Mill highlights community art project The Quendale Mill is to display a series of photographs taken in 2006 during a community art project. ‘Hands on the Past’ was part of the Shetland Museum and Archives Public Art Project and involved pupils from Anderson High School’s and Bells Brae Primary’s Additional Support Needs (ASN) Departments. | |
| Ullapool Museum hits target with new display Monday 14th April sees Ullapool Museum launch the display of its unique new acquisition, a pair of early 19th c. duelling pistols. | |
| Stornoway ironwork in focus The stunning ironwork of Stornoway is the focus of a new exhibition. The celebration of the amazing decorative cast ironwork will go on display at Museum nan Eilean from April 9 in a joint project between Historic Scotland and Comhairle nan Eilean Siar. The exhibition will run until the end of the year. | |
| Bringing the Past and the Future Together in the Highlands and Islands This week the team at Highland Archaeology Services Ltd, will mark the fourth anniversary of the company's foundation, an occasion on which they will be celebrating a continuous and rapid growth, from 12 successfully completed projects in 2004, to 50 in 2007. | |
| Island Culture Conference in Shetland The periphery will take pride of place on 7-10 May 2009 when a conference on the island experience comes to Lerwick, Shetland. | |
| The Art Fund helps bring rare Scottish vessel home The Art Fund, the UK’s leading independent art charity, has helped the Tain & District Museum win at auction a rare silver antique worth £15,000. | |
