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Nairn and Findhorn gather to watch the King Charles' Coronation - Vimarsana News

Nairn and Findhorn gather to watch the King Charles' Coronation

Flags have been raised in Nairn and venues bedecked in flags in Findhorn to mark the coronation of King Charles III.

Prepare to discover magical destinations close by - Vimarsana News

Prepare to discover magical destinations close by

“CityNews” highlights some of the picturesque landscapes, historic communities and fascinating events, on Canberra’s doorstop.

James Scott Skinner: Strathspey King to be immortalised with Banchory statue - Vimarsana News

James Scott Skinner: Strathspey King to be immortalised with Banchory statue

The renowned Banchory-born fiddler James Scott Skinner took the art of fiddle music to new heights and became a worldwide superstar.

Communicator Wayne Kines was a master at connecting the right people to the right ideas - Vimarsana News

Communicator Wayne Kines was a master at connecting the right people to the right ideas

Communicator. Charmer. Community builder. Father. Born June 10, 1935, in Roblin, Man.; died Aug. 14, 2022, in Gatineau from complications of old age; aged 87

2013 Essay Prize: Katherine Jentleson | Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution - Vimarsana News

2013 Essay Prize: Katherine Jentleson | Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution

During the interwar years, “folk art fever” swept the Northeastern United States.1 Early transmitters included Robert Laurent, Charles Sheeler and other artists who contracted the fever in rural outposts like Ogunquit, Maine or the Pennsylvania German enclave of Bucks County and brought it back to New York City, where the Whitney Studio Club put objects from their collections on display in 1924.

Source: si.edu