This year, Word On the Street, Dingwall’s annual literary festival, moves off the street… and into your home via an impressive online programme. Now in its sixth year, this three-day extravaganza of readings, workshops, author talks, music, drama, comedy, walks and children’s events usually takes place in shops, clubs, halls and on the streets of Dingwall — a small town in the Scottish Highlands. But this year is not usual… Thanks to the magic of technology — everybody is Zooming or Teaming (other platforms are available) — we decided Word On the Street would move online too, as Word off the Street.
Join us and our guests to listen, chat, question and enjoy a programme that includes everything from books about a Berlin Wall Art Gallery to online wine tasting!
• All events are live and take place via Zoom.
• Advance sign-up via Eventbrite required.
• The Dingwall Walks virtual tours with Jonathan McColl are available throughout the duration of the festival and can
be found right here on the Word On the Street website — no sign up for the virtual tours is required
Join us and our guests to listen, chat, question and enjoy a programme that includes everything from books about a Berlin Wall Art Gallery to online wine tasting!
• All events are live and take place via Zoom.
• Advance sign-up via Eventbrite required.
• The Dingwall Walks virtual tours with Jonathan McColl are available throughout the duration of the festival and can
be found right here on the Word On the Street website — no sign up for the virtual tours is required
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Word off the Street is supported by the Highland Council and organised under the banner of Dingwall Players by:
Nick Fearne, Bill Anderson (Highflight Bookshop), Phil Baarda, Sherry Morris, Donna Macrae, Peter Whiteley, Simon Berry
Word off the Street is supported by the Highland Council and organised under the banner of Dingwall Players by:
Nick Fearne, Bill Anderson (Highflight Bookshop), Phil Baarda, Sherry Morris, Donna Macrae, Peter Whiteley, Simon Berry
With thanks to