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A preview of some birch smoke and deer skin art selected for Moray Art Centre's 'Natural Selection' exhibition form the 20th of April. At £580 a go, there might be money in road kill after all.
Willow basket by Lesley Robb at a recent basket making course. Keep an eye on the calendar for future courses.
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Examples of art by local artist Tommy Keyes made entirely from roe deer and birch trees as vellum, birch smoke and tar. See the arts and craft section for some of the processes involved.
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- Monday 22 April
- 09:30 H&I Hub Social Media Training with - Video Production
- Tuesday 23 April
- 11:30 Creative Carbon Scotland Climate Action Inverness Assembly
- Thursday 25 April
- 19:00 Welcome to the Zero Waste Food Challenge: Workshop 1 - Planning!
- Saturday 27 April
- 10:00 North Kessock Community market
- Tuesday 30 April
- 19:00 Talk - The Birds and the Bees of Lily Loch
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- Thursday 9 May
- 18:00 Join in with the Zero Waste Food Challenge: Workshop 2 - Shopping
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