Bonfest organisers say interest in this year's Kirriemuir AC/DC celebration is sky for the event's 20th anniversary. It is also 80 years since the birth of the Australian rock band's legendary frontman Bon Scott. What began as a small gathering of fans...
Read MoreA brand-new independent festival is making one of the most confident debuts the UK has seen in years. Summer’s End Angus, taking place 14–16 August 2026 at Brechin Equestrian Fields, is bursting onto the national cultural map with a multi-genre line-up...
Read MoreWith a month to go the Tay Country Tourism Conference is building real momentum, with an inspiring line‑up of speakers. We’re delighted to announce that Jóhannes Þór Skúlason, Managing Director of the Icelandic Travel Industry Association (SAF), and Carrie-Ann Lightley, writer,...
Read MoreWith today's culture of doom and gloom, hometown pride can sometimes feel like something that is in short supply. Lucy Nicholl, however, is doing more than most in a bid to restore that feeling in her home town. The Arbroath local and...
Read MoreWhen Angus mum Alison Reid became a parent she quickly discovered how difficult it can be to keep young children entertained. Even when she found classes and groups that assisted her son Mac, now three, he would take a developmental leap...
Read MoreA remarkable body of work forged from a Perth schoolboy's fascination with the city's harbour is to be shared with future generations. Angus-based John Aitken has been an invaluable part of the east of Scotland and wider maritime community for the...
Read MoreClimate change is both one of the biggest threats and opportunities facing our tourism and events industry. As outlined in our Corporate Plan, we’re committed to supporting businesses and events to take meaningful climate action, helping them reduce emissions and build...
Read MoreThe But ‘n’ Ben is a culinary landmark loved by locals and tourists – and a Hollywood icon. It’s been run by the Horn family for 50 years – but owners Margo and Angus have decided to hang up their pinnies...
Read MoreRide the North is returning to Glamis Castle in 2026 after delivering a vote of confidence in Angus. Each year, the cycling event draws a field of 2,000 participants, some from far-flung corners of the globe. It was launched in the north...
Read MoreWhen the Summer’s End Angus music festival announced its first wave of artists, it was met with excitement right across the north-east. This brand-new festival, hosted at the historic Brechin Castle Showgrounds, had announced a preview line-up that would not...
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