Prof. Noble outlines some of the major discoveries of the award-winning Northern Picts project and what they reveal about Pictish society. Closer to home, he will look at the project’s achievements at sites such as the Eildon Hills.

This talk will look at the growth of the air defences and their unknown achievements in defending the skies over Scotland. Ian Brown is a curator at the National Museum of Flight in East Lothian. He has been researching the history of radar for more than 35 years, and last year published the first book on this subject, Radar in Scotland 1938-46.

The outstanding young musicians of the Resol Quartet return with a programme of three works from three centuries.

The Legends of American Country return for another fantastic night of toe tapping Country nostalgia.

BBC Young Musician 2016 Brass Category Winner, Ben Goldscheider, is joined in an all-star trio by New Zealand born violinist Benjamin Baker and Welsh born pianist and composer Huw Watkins.

How did changes in the local and wider world affect the residents of Kingsmeadow House, and what mark did its residents make on their world? More than you might think!

With current threats of climate, ecosystem, and social collapse - Dominic Ashmole looks back from 2044

Join the Principal Winds of the Orchestra of Scottish Opera as they embark on a dangerous game of chance, a journey from ‘field to table to stage’ with an instrumental cast of exuberant revellers, fiendish villains and serenading lovers!

Gina has chosen a Nordic-themed programme for us, bringing together familiar and not-so-familiar composers from Norway, Sweden and Finland.

When The Fureys make their eagerly awaited return, they will treat their audience to one of popular music’s richest legacies.