What's On: Scotland
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The ‘first-ever’ field-to-bottle single malt from Arbikie Distillery is limited to just 1,000 bottles worldwide.
NatureScot has approved an application for Torridon estate in Wester Ross to be granted NNR status.
Kisimul Castle, on the Isle of Barra, is once more welcoming visitors, following the completion of conservation works.
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Inverness is set to host its first-ever international blues festival, bringing world-class live music to the city centre. The one-day event will take place on 28 March at Northern Meeting Park, with performances staged in a large, big-top-style tent.
Edinburgh food hall Bonnie & Wild is teaming up with The Famous Grouse for the Guinness Six Nations.
Tiree Music Festival generated an estimated £1.6 million for the island’s economy last year, marking the highest economic impact in the event’s 15-year history.
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A remarkable fossil dating back around 410 million years has been added to the collections of National Museums Scotland, offering new insight into a mysterious form of prehistoric life that once dominated Scotland.
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New £6 million distillery by Loch Leven near the village of Ballachulish approved.