Journal Archive: Features 2008

Northings Highlands and Islands Arts Journal features archive for 2008.

NovemberFEATURES: Sue Jane Taylor (Georgina Coburn), Glenuig Hall (Eoghan Carmichael), 6th Inverness Film Festival (Allan Hunter)OctoberFEATURES: Jason Rose (Kenny Mathieson), Universal Hall, Findhorn (Peter Vallance), Douarnenez Port-Musee (Ian Stephen), Skying Video (Alistair Peebles), Ceramics (Tina Rose), Travels with a Choir (Fiona MacKenzie), Broken Records Interview (Dougie Brown)SeptemberFEATURES: Stromness Renga Group (Morag MacInnes), Beth Legg (Pamela Conacher), Victor Spinetti (Mark Fisher), James Ross (Rob Adams), Àrainn ShuaineirtAugustFEATURES: The Duplets (Barry Gordon), Euan Martin, Ballerina Ballroom Film Festival (Allan Hunter), Glen Urquhart Public Hall, plan B (Frank McConnell)JulyFEATURES: Alasdair White (Peter Urpeth), Mareel, Lerwick (Sue Wilson), Ron McMillan (Sue Wilson), An Tobar Arts Centre, Daniel Kavanagh (Georgina Coburn), National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music (Rob Adams), Mailboats (Pamela Beasant), 2 Lge 4 ZE / 2 Small 4 the PLANET (Karen Emslie)JuneFEATURES: Eugenia Vronskaya (Georgina Coburn), Nòs Ùr song competition (Rob Adams), Queen Anne's Revenge (Sue Wilson), Wrigley Sisters' Centre of Music (Sue Wilson)MayFEATURES: Bruce MacGregor Interview, Lyth Arts Centre (William Wilson), Mark Sinclair (Karen Emslie), MipTV (Chris Lee), Three Voices (Morag MacInnes), Virtual Dinner PartyAprilFEATURES: Floating Stones - Lotte Glob (Georgina Coburn), Ian Stephen Interview, Timespan (Georgina Coburn), Tribute to Simon MacKenzie (Rody Gorman)MarchFEATURES: Fiona MacKenzie interviewFebruaryFEATURES: Fiona Hampton Interview, Robert Alan Jamieson (Ian Stephen), Piers Arts Centre 2 (Alistair Peebles)JanuaryFEATURES: Duncan Macmillan interview, HI-EX! (Georgina Coburn)

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