This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Festival’s collaboration and friendship with the Slovenian Science Foundation
‘The Sound of the Sea’ at 2021 Orkney International Science Festival
Art In The Time Of Covid
” I was very pleased to hear that an art exhibition, hosted by local Arts Collective Móti is taking place in the windows of various shops and houses along Stromness High Street”
Orkney Projects Benefit From Coastal Protection Funding
Two projects in Orkney have been successful in applying for funding from Historic Environment Scotland (HES) as part of Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters.
Revealing the Human Response to Sea Level Rise in the Neolithic Era
With climate change now driving rapid sea-level rise, the team says the effects will not always be as simple as a forced human retreat from coasts.
Njuggles at The Northlight Gallery, Stromness
In The Windows at the Northlight Gallery in Stromness until the 13th of November is work by Orcadian artist Martin Laird.
The Wreck of the Charlotte: Records of a Bygone Age
On 2nd of February 1883, the Bremen registered barque Charlotte left Antwerp bound for New York with a cargo of pig iron, steel wire and a large number of empty petroleum casks.
Njuggles by Martin Laird
From the 31st October to 13th of November, the Northlight Gallery, Stromness will be exhibiting pictures of Njuggles by Martin Laird.
Exhibition Documenting Scotland’s Historic Coasts
The exhibition will open on Saturday 29 February at the Shetland Museum and Archives, running until Sunday 17 May and is free to enter.
University of the Highlands & Islands Awarded Funding for Digital Heritage Projects
The Natural and Cultural Heritage Fund is led by Scottish Natural Heritage and is part funded through the European Regional Development Fund.
