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The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival returns for its 18th edition with a huge programme taking place across Scotland. In Glasgow, there's a weekend chock-a-block with single day music festivals, and the mighty Becky Sikasa takes her tour to Dundee Read more »

The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival returns for its 18th edition with a huge programme taking place across Scotland. In Glasgow, there's a weekend chock-a-block with single day music festivals, and the mighty Becky Sikasa takes her tour to Dundee Read more »

2018年8月26日 · Theatre The Skinny theatre guide to plays, musicals, and theatre festivals throughout Scotland. We bring you the latest news in Scottish theatre, with highlights and reviews.

TV & Radio Our guide to the best from the world of television, podcasts and online streaming video. Reviews of some of the best new shows, news on some of your favourite series, features and opinion from our team.

Short answer: The Skinny is Scotland’s best arts and culture magazine. It's free, and you can pick it up at venues across Scotland. We also do other stuff, which is outlined below. Long answer: Started by a group of ten volunteers in 2005, The Skinny presents a …

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Happy New Year! We’re drawing a line under that latest shitshow and hoping for some general improvements in many areas, including the state slash overall precarity of the cultural sector. The arts have been increasingly under pressure for a long time now, a …

Travel The Skinny travel guide. We take an alternative approach to travel writing, exploring what it is to travel as well as sharing the unique international experiences of our writers.

The Skinny: 1930s journalistic slang for the scoop, the buzz, the inside story. Radge Media started life in 2005 with a group of people who were passionate about their local culture, and did not see a place in the existing media where that was being documented and shared.