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The Little Sparta Trust - http://www.littlesparta.co.uk/
Artist Ian Hamilton Finlay's garden project, located at Dunsyre. Includes brief overview, biography and information about visiting. |
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The Music Workshop - http://www.themusicworkshop.co.uk/
Education and rehearsal venue located in Carstairs Junction. Includes information about tuition workshops and hiring of the practice studio. |
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Clydevalley.net - http://www.clydevalley.org.uk/
Listing the music, visual art, craft and dance events and the people, musicians, artists, dancers and craftsmen and craftswomen - individuals or groups, professional or amateur - living or working there who contribute to its richness and diversity. |
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Archibald Photography - http://www.archibaldphotography.co.uk
Offers wedding photography services. Gallery and contact details. Based in Elvanfoot. |
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Ian Kenny Gallery - http://www.iankenny.com/
Offering contemporary Scottish art from local to nationally and internationally known artists. Includes samples and ordering information. Premises in Larkill, Strathaven, and Hamilton. |
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Coalburn Silver Band - http://www.coalburnsilverband.org.uk/
Welcomes players of all ages and abilities at rehearsals held in Coalburn. Includes details of musicians and forthcoming engagements. |
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Andrew Wilson - http://andrewwilsonphotography.co.uk/
Freelance photographer covering public relations, corporate brochures, websites, newspapers and magazines. Includes photo galleries and contact information. |
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Mansefield Arts - http://www.mansefieldarts.com/
About the artist Eileen Hood and her work, based in Symington. Includes profile and image galleries of her paintings. |
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Lesmahagow Photographic Society - http://www.lesmahagowps.btinternet.co.uk/
Camera club which holds regular meetings in Lesmahagow. Includes details of events and a photo gallery. |
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W.H.Scott - http://www.gowanbank99.freeserve.co.uk/website/leadhills/w%20h%20scott/index.html.html
A short description of the work and examples of the photographs of William Hunter Scott in the early 1900's. |