10th July-4th September 2010, Inverclyde:

An exhibition of work by William Sinclair, a pupil of David Donaldson at Glasgow School of Art, who mainly painted the busy harbours and docks of Greenock and Port Glasgow during their heyday.

4th September 2010, Glasgow:

Hartland by Nicola McCartney: Hartland, a weirdly isolated Midwest town.

2nd-4th September 2010, Glasgow:

A ground-breaking new writing collaboration between The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and the Playwrights’ Studio Scotland with extracts of new plays by three of Scotland’s best writers.

4th September 2010, Aberdeen:

With live music, a terrific cast and tremendous craic, Jacobite Country is set in the world of the Highland dispossessed, a gallery of lowlifes and fantasists whose tall tales, excesses and dreams weave a grotesque, absurd and strangely beautiful world which is at once real and imaginary.

5th September 2010, Glasgow

Dance House contact Jam with various facilitators - React; respond; explore; contribute: an informal and creative environment for dancers and musicians to work together in contact improvisation.

13th August - 5th September 2010, Edinburgh

One of the world’s greatest arts festival involving the city’s major theatres and concert halls and a whole range of smaller venues, too.