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Sunday, Monday, Happy Days

Coral Allan

The final two days of the 2022 programme for the St Duthac Book & Arts festival brought geology, poetry, history, whisky tales, stories, the smooth sound of jazz music and a grand finale to entertain, enthral and delight audiences across the events.




While a group took in the sights, smells and stories with Annette Mackenzie at Glenmorangie Distillery a unique event took place at the Balnagown Estate who partnered with us to bring a fabulous package of storytelling with Bob Pegg, some live music and a sneak peek into the world of a crime fiction writer with Marion Todd.


We welcomed not one but two stars of the small screen on Monday with the Highland Vet, Guy Gordon with his first book and Grand Tours presenter and author Paul Murton - minus his hat - in conversation with, former TRA Deputy Rector, Angus Gray.

The organising team have loved bringing this year's St Duthac Book & Arts Festival to the Easter Ross Peninsula so much so that we have already started planning for 2023.



 
 
 

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A huge thank you goes to all our funders: and supporters of the St Duthac Book and Arts Festival.   In 2024 we were supported by the Scottish Book Trust: Birlinn Ltd: Beinn Tharsuinn Windfarm Community Fund (accessed through Edderton Community Council and Kilmuir and Logie Easter Community Council): Balnagown Estate: Port of Cromarty Firth: Global Energy Group: Glenmorangie Distillery, The Royal Hotel, CCAST and Tain YMCA, Thank you to TDDT for their continued support and to DUFI ART, Tain, for beautiful brochures, banners and posters. Thanks also to all businesses who have placed an advert in the Festival brochure; your support is much appreciated. Finally, to all the volunteers, sponsors, contributors, venues, local businesses, schools, councillors and individuals who support us in all sorts of ways, thank you, we really could not do it without you.

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