Glasgow Prestwick Airport, Prestwick, KA9 2PL Although cinemas are back open in most of Scotland, why not try out a new way to watch movies with Flix Drive In’s Spring movie event. Enjoy one of their films shown on the world’s largest outdoor LED screen. Your ticket includes not only the chance to watch a film on the world’s largest mobile outdoor screen but also karaoke, an in-car quiz and even in-car food ordering. There are loads of classic films to choose from including Grease and Mama Mia. https://www.attheflix.com/
Neighbourhood Market 19 May - 11 July, £3 Entry. Edinburgh Academical Football Club, NA Raeburn Place, Stockbridge, EH4 1HQ
The term “art critic” implies a negativity which by and large doesn’t exist in the writers who sally forth into the art world to create vivid pen portraits of the art they see and the artists they meet. Art critics tend to be art lovers. Not fighters. So it was with the late W Gordon Smith. Smith wrote about art for the likes of Visual Arts Scotland and Scotland on Sunday in an accessible and upbeat fashion from 1980 until his death in 1996. But writing was just one of the many strings Smith had to his creative bow. Author, poet, dramatist and photographer, he was also a prolific and pioneering filmmaker, who made more than 100 Scope and Spectrum arts documentaries for BBC Scotland from 1969 to 1980.