Directory of Arts and Entertainment Resources

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Includes sites for or about artistic, cultural, and entertainment activities, events, institutions, and organisations. Subjects may include theatre, fine and visual arts, music, literature, and architecture.

Resources in This Category

• An Talla Solais

  http://www.antallasolais.org/
  Visual arts centre showing a collection of local artists' work. Includes a calendar of events and directions.

• Bridge House Art, Ullapool

  http://www.bridgehouseart.co.uk/
  Art courses for the beginner to the advanced student. Week and weekend courses are available in a variety of mediums including an art portfolio course designed to prepare the student for a course in art school.

• Caritas Music Publishing

  http://www.caritas-music.co.uk/
  Specialises in the music of composer James Douglas. Profile, artists and information about distribution.

• Loopallu Festival

  http://www.loopallu.co.uk/
  Annual music event; information about programme, ticketing, transport, accommodation, and an archive of previous years.

• Peter White

  http://www.peter-white.net/
  Biography and portfolio of paintings and drawings by a local artist.

• Rhue Studio

  http://www.rhueart.co.uk/
  The open studio of James Hawkins, landscape painter. In addition, the art gallery by Ullapool actively promotes contemporary artists from the area.

• Ullapool Guitar Festival

  http://www.ullapoolguitarfestival.com/
  Annual event in October; includes program of concerts and ceilidhs, and practical advice for visitors.

• Ullapool Museum

  http://www.ullapoolmuseum.co.uk/
  Information about collections covering the history of the Loch Broom area, exhibitions, admission, news, and resources.

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