Posts by Ellie Forbes
Spring into Scottish Field’s March issue
A look at what’s on the pages of Scottish Field’s March magazine… Producer’s Corner: We speak to the wonderful ladies from Lussa Gin for this month’s Producer’s Corner. You can read about their incredible journey HERE. James Crawford: The author and TV presenter sits down for a chat with us and we discover how he…
Read MoreReview: Jesus Christ Superstar
Many a musical has attempted to belt its way to immortality. Still, few have come as close to achieving it as Jesus Christ Superstar, the Vatican-blessed rock opera by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber. Closing in the West End after a record-breaking 3358 West End performances, director Timothy Sheader’s Olivier Award-winning revival continued to…
Read MoreLunar New Year celebrations at Johnnie Walker Princes Street
Johnnie Walker Princes Street is celebrating Chinese New Year this February with extra special experiences, including a Mandarin edition of its signature whisky experience, as well as a chance for visitors to try their luck and win some prizes. To celebrate The Year of The Dragon, one of the luckiest signs of the zodiac, those…
Read MoreLochlea Distillery: John Campbell reflects as they release 5 year old whisky
After a 20 year career at the world renowned Laphroaig distillery, in 2021 John Campbell decided it was time for pastures new. He left his role at the Islay distillery to take up a new challenge at Lochlea, in Ayrshire, a fledgling distillery with hopes of creating something special. The distillery is one of only…
Read MoreWatch: Outland star Graham McTavish releases short film with the National Galleries of Scotland
Outland star Graham McTavish has released a new short film with the National Galleries of Scotland. The Scottish actor dives into the dramatic seascape that is William McTaggart’s, The Sailing of the Emigrant Ship, in the newest film in the Perspectives series by National Galleries. The Outlander actor explores how the painting resonates with his…
Read MoreHow Scotland saved the 1994 rugby World Cup
It was 90 days that changed the history of women’s rugby and saved the sport for generations to come. But now the story of how Scotland rescued the 1994 rugby World Cup is being brought to the stage. The tournament in 1994 was originally meant to be hosted by the Netherlands, but just 90 days before…
Read MoreGlenturret Lalique awarded second Michelin star
The Glenturret Lalique Restaurant has received a second Michelin star – making it one of only two places in Scotland to hold the prestigious award. Located within Glenturret distillery in Crieff, Perthshire, the eatery joins Restaurant Andrew Fairlie on two Michelin stars. It comes as Michelin announced the 2024 restaurant selection of The Michelin Guide Great…
Read MoreCairngorms: The UK’s biggest national park receivses £10m windfall to reach net zero
The UK’s biggest national park has received a £10.7million windfall to help it become net zero, with hopes of also prescribing nature on the NHS. Cairngorms 2030 is one of the largest projects ever supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. The total value of the programme could reach up to £42.3 million. The Cairngorms…
Read MoreCalum McIlroy: Winner of the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician
He learned about traditional music in his school ceilidh band, but now singer and mandolin player Calum McIlroy has been named Scotland’s Young Traditional Musician. The BBC Radio Scotland contest is renowned as one of the biggest platforms for emerging talent in traditional music. It has been a springboard for numerous Scottish traditional music exponents…
Read MoreGrassmarket: A day at Edinburgh’s most popular market
Photographer Rachel Bolton captures a day at Edinburgh’s Grassmarket. In 1477, during the reign of James 3rd, Edinburgh’s Grassmarket was one of the city’s main markets, from the sale of livestock to public executions. Today, it serves a different purpose, but it remains one of the most popular markets in Edinburgh. With a breathtaking view…
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