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British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship
Frances Wilkins, Senior Lecturer in Ethnomusicology at the Elphinstone Institute, has been awarded a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship
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Neepie Lantern Competition Winner
Freya Cartney won first prize in the Neepie Lantern Competition at the Elphinstone Institute, She won a copy of The College Boy CD plus The Living Doric book. Two Runners Up prizes of The Living Doric go to Eilidh and Arran Will for their entries.
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Toulmin Prize 2020
Prizewinner announced.
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The Traditional Singing Weekend, Cullerlie
The 2020 Traditional Singing Weekend is CANCELLED
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The Traditional Singing Weekend at Cullerlie, 24-26 July 2020
A festival to celebrate the singing traditions of Scotland, England, and Ireland in memory of Tom and Anne Reid.
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Deadline for Entries for the 2020 Toulmin Prize extended to 1 June
The Toulmin Prize is a £500 prize for the best short-story relating to life in North-East Scotland.
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Tourism boost for the North-East's 'hidden gems'
The £100,000 North-East Heritage and Tourism Project has brought the Elphinstone Institute and VisitScotland together for an initiative to collect Folklore tales.
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PhD alumna Sheila Young Publishes Monograph on Hen Nights and Blackenings
We are proud to announce that Dr Sheila Young, Honorary Research Fellow and alumna of the Elphinstone Institute at the University of Aberdeen, has just published her book 'Prenuptial Rituals in Scotland: Blackening the Bride and Decorating the Hen'. The book, based in part on her PhD work, has received very...
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The Traditional Singing Weekend at Cullerlie 2019, from 26-28 July
A festival to celebrate traditional singing, in memory of Tom and Anne Reid
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Call for Submissions
The Elphinstone Institute, wi pairtners fae Robert Gordon University, the cooncils o Angus, Aiberdeen city an shire, Moray, Media pairtners as weel’s a hail wheen o local an region organisations an individuals, are pruid tae mak an announcement: On the 28th o March, 2018, we will launch a North-East Scots Language...