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...

Anne-Mary Paterson is a freelance writer and has written articles for various publications such as The Scots Magazine, Scottish Memories,...

Overlooking the town of Tain with and with amazing views across the Dornoch Firth, the Carnegie Lodge Hotel is only a 10 minute walk from...

David Macpherson is an author, screenwriter and performance poet. He grew up in wilds of the Highlands of Scotland and now lives in...

The Highland headquarters of Anta Scotland Ltd is to be found in a lovely rural area off the A9 near Fearn in Ross-shire. It is a great...

We are thrilled to announce that Scottish Bafta award winner for special contribution to Scottish broadcasting will be at the St Duthac...

During the St Duthac Book and Arts Festival we partner with a variety of venues across the peninsula. The aptly named St Duthus Bowling...

One of the aims of the The St Duthac Book and Arts Festival is to shine a light on the Easter Ross Peninsula, it's heritage and...

For the nature lovers we introduce Polly Pullar who is a writer and photographer with a particular interest in wildlife, native farm...

Roddy Maclean (Ruairidh MacIlleathain) is an award-winning author, broadcaster, educator and storyteller. He is well known for his...

Platform 1864 is Tain’s former railway station which was built in 1864. In 2015 it was converted into a bistro by chef/owner, Graham...

It is the combination of John D Burns love of the outdoors with his passion for writing that make him a uniquely powerful storyteller. In...

The St Duthac Book and Arts Festival takes place in a variety of venues across the Easter Ross Peninsula including the Royal Hotel. An...

Four on Sax is a saxophone quartet based in Inverness, featuring Jen Pickering on Soprano and Alto, Catharine Niven on Alto, Morag...