Heather Fowlie

6 days ago | original106.co.uk | Heather Fowlie |Kim Cessford

A crowd of country music fans brought their best boots and cowboy hats to Aura nightclub in Dundee on Saturday for a lively country-themed day party. The dance floor was buzzing as revellers enjoyed a mix of classic and modern hits from stars like Morgan Wallen, Dolly Parton, Luke Combs, and Shania Twain. The playlist served up a perfect blend of nostalgic anthems and current chart-toppers, keeping the energy high all afternoon.

6 days ago | original106.co.uk | Heather Fowlie |Kim Cessford

Hundreds of people attended the Fisherman’s Beer Festival in Broughty Ferry this weekend. The three day event took place at the Fisherman’s Tavern Hotel for another year. People were encouraged to join the party and raise support and funds for the Broughty Ferry Lifeboat. started at 1pm on Friday and concluded on Sunday at 10pm. A Beer tent was erected onsite with a BBQ and numerous alcoholic beverages could be purchased including Beer, Cider, Gin, Vodka and Prosecco.

2 weeks ago | original106.co.uk | Heather Fowlie |Kath Flannery

This year’s KidsOut event took place at Gordon Barracks in Aberdeen. The KidsOut Aberdeen Charity runs an activity event for approximately 500 children with additional needs, both neurodivergent and physically disabled. Children attend from schools across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire. It has taken place every year since 1990 on the second Wednesday of June and is thought to be the largest single outing for disadvantaged children in the country.

1 month ago | thecourier.co.uk | Alex Watson |Heather Fowlie |Eve Conroy

Hundreds of Stirling runners laced up their trainers for a challenge on Wednesday evening (May 7), competing in the 50th Dumyat Hill Race. The University of Stirling’s flagship running event all started because of a bet made on campus in 1972. It has evolved into an annual hill race, involving a 390-metre climb across 8 kilometres of tough terrain. The Courier’s photographer Eve Conroy was there to capture the energy and the stunning Stirling scenery.

1 month ago | thecourier.co.uk | Ben MacDonald |Heather Fowlie |Steve Brown

Thousands of revellers descended on bars and clubs across Dundee for the 27th Dundee Dance Event. The largest gathering of its kind in Scotland, about 200 DJs and artists performed at 30 venues on Sunday into Monday. Acts including Billy Morris, Van Damn and the event’s organiser, Mike McDonald, took to the decks. There was also a surprise performance from Hannah Laing in the LiveHouse car park, also known as the Rave Cave.