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Lybster glass studio announces 2021 film festival By David G Scott
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Updated: 11:35, 27 January 2021
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North Lands Creative (NLC) glass studio in Lybster has just announced it will host another film festival this year and have prestigious international partners on board.
Building on the successful launch of the inaugural online film festival in 2020, NLC is pleased to announce Glass, Meet The Future 2021 (GMTF).
A still from Simone Fezer s Frame by Frame shown as part of Glass, Meet The Future 2020.
Working alongside the Lybster glass studio, GMTF 2021 will see an agile programme of both physical and online events taking place internationally throughout the year alongside project partners Toyama Institute of Glass Art with Toyama Glass Art Museum in Japan and new project partners the Museum of Arts and Design in New York.
By Alan Hendry Published: 07:37, 21 December 2020
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Ellie Lamont, Jonathan Miller and Charlotte Mountford from Wick s Heart at the former Pavilion cinema site in High Street in August. Picture: DGS
A group at the forefront of Wick s town centre regeneration drive has benefited from a £1 million Scotland-wide fund to improve and promote communities.
Wick Development Trust â branded as Wickâs Heart â received £4250 from the Scotland Loves Local Fund towards its efforts to enhance the town centre area and encourage people to shop locally.