30/09/2026
UHI UHI Inverness students - looking for something inspiring to do on Sunday afternoon? The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival Highland are showcasing a series of short films at Eden Court Theatre and Cinema between 3-5pm. UHI Health and Wellbeing
SHORT FILMS at EDEN COURT CINEMA
Sunday 4th October from 3pm - 5pm
Join us for an afternoon of short films exploring mental health & wellbeing, creativity, personal journeys and lived experience. Followed by Q&As with those involved in making the films with an opportunity for the audience to share their thoughts and join the conversation.
Films will include:
⭐️ Film about the recent projects in Highland by Arts in Nature working with Mikeysline
⭐️ Fragments of Us – a short film by Conner Brown on men's mental health supporting Mikeysline
⭐️ Reflections From Lived Experience - from Caithness Experience Matters Advisory Panel (CExMAP) - HUG (Action for Mental Health)
⭐️ Swell - by Highland-based artist Robyn Woolston about her brain tumour diagnosis (film commissioned by the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival in 2025)
⭐️ THREADS from the DEEP - a short film by Robert Aitken about one of the world's foremost tapestry artists, Joan Baxter.
The Q&A panel includes Allana Stables from Mikeysline, Conner Brown who made Fragments Are Us, Charlotte Mackenzie from Arts in Nature and Robert Aitken (THREADS from the DEEP).
So join us for an afternoon of conversation and creativity around mental health in the Highlands.
Tickets £3 from Eden Court box office.
Some free tickets are available through festival partners and on the day from Graeme Watson (SMHAF Highland).
Contact: [email protected]
You will also be able to view some amazing artworks on display in the annual SMHAF Highland exhibition in the Stalls and 1st Circle Gallery upstairs at Eden Court which is being installed over the weekend. The theme "Reflections" celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival.
HUG (Action for Mental Health) / Mikeysline / Arts in Nature / Creativity In Care / Befrienders Highland/ Green Tree Arts Studio / Centred Scot / The Discovery College / People First Highland / Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival