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what’s on Northern Highlands

The Northern Highlands is one of Scotland’s wildest, most unspoilt and dramatic attractions, from the grand beauty of the northwest to the remote and rugged shorelines of the north coast. The stark and marshy land of Caithness and Sutherland provide safe haven for many rare species of wildlife. And the area is steeped in human heritage, with archaeological gems such as the Grey Cairns of Camster marking the birth of 5000 years of Pictish, Viking and Gaelic history.

area highlights

10th March 2012, Highlands:

Canadian Matt Andersen has an enigmatic personality which, coupled with a larger-than-life showmanship, has been earning him a fervent and steadfast audience wherever he graces the stage.

14th March 2012, Highlands:

Don’t miss guitarists Brian Gore (USA), Adrian Legg (UK) and Lulo Reinhardt (Germany) as they showcase the contemporary guitar.

25th March 2012, Highlands:

Another chance for those planning their special day to be inspired by the Pavilion and meet top local providers of wedding-related products and services.

29th March 2012, Highlands:

Scotland’s dynamic young opera company makes an eagerly-awaited return to the Pavilion in Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor.

29th March 2012, Highlands:

An Evening of Burlesque returns with its newest sizzling spectacular.

31st March 2012, Highlands:

Rachel Harrington is a roots musician in the truest and purest sense, an artist who really understands and conveys the deep link between country and soul.

14th & 15th April 2012, Highlands:

The Highlander Mountain Marathon is an event for people with a sense of adventure.

20th April 2012, Highlands:

One of the best live acts around, Blazin’ Fiddles draws together the distinct flavours of fiddle music from different parts of the Highlands & Islands in a fiery blend that always raises the roof.

11th - 13th May 2012, Highlands

This annual book festival attracts writers from the Highlands, other parts of Scotland, and indeed the rest of the world.

Year-round, Highlands:

Standing on an isolated spit of land jutting out into the Moray Firth, this vast garrison fortress was begun in the aftermath of the Battle of Culloden (1746) and took some 20 years to complete.


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