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SNACK magazine: February 2025 (issue 70)

SNACK magazine is Scotland’s national, independent A5 What’s On, Arts & Culture magazine Lovingly ...

SNACK magazine: digital archive

SNACK is Scotland’s vibrant A5 independent, monthly, arts & culture magazine. Each print edition ...

Interview: Frànçois Marry – Frànçois and the Atlas Mountains – Âge Fleuve

Frànçois and the Atlas Mountains are releasing their first LP since transitioning labels from ...

Macbeth by Gaslamp Theatre – Cottiers Theatre, Glasgow (review)

It’s a well known superstitious tradition to never say ‘Macbeth’ in a theatre as ...

Glasgow Film Festival 2024 – Hidden gems + Indie Highlights

We’ve already given you the lowdown on some of the most head-turning events from ...

The Astrolo-J Monologues – Scottish Storytelling Centre (review)

What is it about astrology that either makes people’s blood boil in rage at ...

Both Hands + Town Centre, Leith Depot, Edinburgh, 31st January 2025, Independent Venue Week

On hearing that it might be a wee while before Edinburgh’s Both Hands perform ...

Mary Poppins at the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh (review)

Touring the U.K. throughout 2025, Mary Poppins blew into Edinburgh on the coattails of ...

Femi Kuti & the Positive Force: Celtic Connections 2025, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Tuesday 28th January

When the support band kicks the night off with a standing ovation, there’s a ...

Glasgow Film Festival Announces Line-up for 2025

The Glasgow Film Festival has unveiled its 2025 programme, and it’s a start-studded, premier ...

The Best Films of 2024, According To Oliver Guild

Sing Sing  Set in the real-life Sing Sing prison in New York, Greg Kwedar’s ...

Dune: Part 2 – Will It Be Overlooked At The Oscars?

Back in February, Esquire called Dune: Part Two  the best sci-fi film of the ...

Sujo – Mexican Mafia Drama is A Tale of Two Halves

Can you break the cycle of violence? It’s a thought-provoking, if not overly familiar ...