news
Henri Cartier-Bresson Exhibition
Henri Cartier-Bresson retrospective at The Bucerius Kunst Forum The Bucerius Kunst Forum is dedicating the first major retrospective in Germany [Read more]
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Glasgow
Unveiling of new large-scale mural in Glasgow
Palestinian street artist Taqi Spateen to unveil new large-scale mural in Glasgow this Saturday This Saturday 25th May, Palestinian artist [Read more]
Glasgow
Discovering Degas, opens at The Burrell Collection, Glasgow
Discovering Degas, opens at The Burrell Collection, Glasgow A new exhibition of works by one of the world’s most revered [Read more]
what to see
Opening exhibition at The Wyllieum in Greenock
The Wyllieum, a new space dedicated to the work and legacy of one of Scotland’s most beloved and well-known artists, [Read more]
Scotland
Lower Largo, picturesque village in Fife
Famous for being the birthplace of the real life Robinson Crusoe Lower Largo is one of the easily overlooked places [Read more]
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Kilmartin Museum re-opens for Spring
Opening date for Kilmartin Museum One of the key attractions in Argyll and Bute, Kilmartin Museum re-opens its doors to [Read more]
Food
Spotlight on The Ethical Dairy
No bull, happy cows are healthier and produce more milk Emma visited David and Wilma Finlay at The Ethical Dairy [Read more]
London
Preview – Eat to live or live to eat
A new exhibition eat to live or live to eat by Camilla Wordie Art director and stylist Camilla Wordie has [Read more]
Glasgow
Discovering Degas – The Burrell Collection announces first international, ticketed exhibition at the reimagined museum
Discovering Degas – The Burrell Collection A new exhibition showcasing Sir William Burrell’s complete collection of prized works by Hilaire-Germain-Edgar [Read more]
Berlin
Travel: Teufelsberg, Berlin
Teufelsberg – Abandoned NSA listening post on Berlin’s “Devil’s Mountain Deep within the Grunewald forest in West Berlin is an [Read more]
news
Tenth Anniversary for Glasgow Coffee Festival
Glasgow Coffee Festival to return in May as it celebrates tenth anniversary “It happened slowly, and then all at once”Lisa [Read more]
what to see
All aboard for a sparkling April with Nyetimber at Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Palace has announced that English Sparkling Wine producer Nyetimber is bringing its beautifully reimagined 1968 Routemaster Bus to the [Read more]
Edinburgh
Get ready for Edinburgh Science Festival
Edinburgh Science Festival celebrates its 35th Anniversary From The Traitors with robots to Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon [Read more]
what to see
Nevill Holt Festival Programme Announced
Tickets live for Nevill Holt Festival The 2024 Festival will take place in June across Nevill Holt’s award-winning theatre, [Read more]
news
MACH2: David and Robert Mach’s first joint exhibition
The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum heralds their 150th anniversary year with a joint exhibition from brothers David and [Read more]
England
Marchmont Street Foundling Tokens
The sad story behind Marchmont Street Sculptures Walking along Bloomsbury’s Marchmont Street, look down, instead of the usual up, for [Read more]
Berlin
Travel: Le Corbusier in Berlin
Brutalist architecture in Berlin by Le Corbusier For years I thought brutalist architecture was awful. I grew up in Cumbernauld [Read more]
Italy
The Top Things to Do and See in Bergamo, Italy
What to see in Bergamo, Italy Bergamo is a town in Lombardy to the east of Milan. There are two [Read more]
Travel
The home of Stracciatella ice cream
Stracciatella Ice Cream from Bergamo Did you know that Stracciatella ice cream originates from Bergamo? We visited La Marianna in [Read more]
Argyll and Bute
A look inside the reopened Kilmartin Museum
Kilmartin Museum re-opens the doors to over 12,000 years of history Kilmartin Museum reopened to the public on Sunday 3rd [Read more]
Travel
Heritage Open Days Programme Launched
Festival of history and culture returns with a packed programme of free events Heritage Open Days (HODs) returns this September [Read more]
what to see
The Classic Boat Festival Returns to St Katharine Docks
Ship Ahoy! in London Sail away this September with the return of the Classic Boat Festival at St Katharine Docks, [Read more]
Berlin
Travel: Mengenlehreuhr, Berlin
What time is it on the Mengenlehreuhr? This is surely the craziest clock we have ever seen, the Mengenlehreuhr (Berlin [Read more]
Berlin
Anhalter Bahnhof, former railway station, Berlin
Anhalter Bahnhof, once the largest railway station in Germany Southeast of the busy Potsdamer Platz is the quieter area where [Read more]