Popping up at the St Duthac Book and Arts Festival from 1 p.m. on Monday 11th September is Claire, an author and writing coach who writes...

The St Duthac Book and Arts Festival are thrilled to announce that professional strongmen athletes, Tom and Luke Stoltman, aka the Worlds...

In Islas own words she is a "retired teacher, waitress, barmaid, laundrymaid, kennel maid, Post Office/bookshop assistant, venue...

Author of Eye Stone, Sylvie Harrington is popping up in the St Duthac Book and Arts Festival bookshop on Wednesday 13th September from 11...

Highland artist and Storyteller, Lizzie McDougall has come to our rescue with a family friendly and free event as part of the St Duthac...

On Wednesday 13th September from 11 a.m. - 12 noon Mark Janes will be giving a free to access talk . During the talk he will be telling...

Debbie has been writing for many years, with a variety of publications to her name. She has worked in copywriting and publishing and has ...

“Self-awareness, self-acceptance, self-respect” sits at the heart of the children’s stories published by Red Rabbit Rises. We are...

The St Duthac Book and Arts Festival Group are all about shining a light on the fascinating history and culture on the Easter Ross...

We can't wait to meet Dr Rodge Glass and he can't wait to meet you at the St Duthac Book and Arts Festival in September.

Tain Royal Academy Community Complex aka TRACC is in Hartfield Pl., Tain and is a busy centre where you can go for a swim, pop into the...

This Carnegie Hall may not be as grand as its namesake in New York but it is just as important to the beautiful seaside village of...

Away from the hustle and bustle of the A9 and regular tourist routes is an outstanding local museum of national importance and described...

This beautiful, well preserved medieval church just a few steps down from the Tolbooth and just off the High Street was built between...

This venue on Shandwick Street, Tain, was built in 1814 as a church and remained as a church until 1940’s when it was taken over by Tain...

During the St Duthac Book and Arts Festival run from the 11th - 18th September our pop up bookshop will be hosting a variety of authors...

By the shores of the Dornoch Firth and amidst the golden barley fields that border the Royal Burgh of Tain lies Glenmorangie Distillery...

The St Duthac Book and Arts Festival are returning to the Mansfield Castle Hotel in 2023. Built in the late 1870’s this beautiful...

Tain Sheriff Court House is one of the earliest purpose-built court houses in Scotland being built in 1848/49 and is prominently situated...

The Rose Garden on Lamington Street, Tain is the location of a fantastic family friendly free event (weather permitting) during the 2023...