1st to 4th November 2007 The Enchanted Forest, Faskally Wood, Pitlochry. Scotland's sound and light show returns to Faskally Wood near Pitlochry. This spectacular sound and light show uses unusual effects to illustrate the earth's history from its early volcanic state, the Ice Age and the Jurassic era right through to modern times. Full details of the programme times and prices can be found at www.enchantedforest.org.uk

Until 18th November 2007, sound 2007, Aberdeen City and Shire. 'sound' is an exciting music festival, unique to the north east of Scotland, arranged by local organisations with the aim of presenting an eclectic but very broad range of contemporary music, to a large and varied public. For details of full programme visit www.sound-scotland.co.uk

Until 10th November 2007, Voices in Paisley, Paisley. Voices in Paisley has two strands this year, The Paisley Choral Festival, a unique event in Scotland, and Fringe Voices which caters for those whose musical tastes lie in other vocal styles. Performers include The King's Singers, The Valaam Ensemble and The Taylor Wilson Jazz Trio. www.paisleyfestivalcompany.com lists full details

2nd & 3rd November 2007, Whisky Live Glasgow, Glasgow. Whisky Live brings the very best Scotch Whisky to one venue for the enthusiast and the novice alike. Expert advice is on hand with the chance to learn about whisky basics, Whisky Live Glasgow offers the ultimate whisky experience with varied tastings, masterclasses, live music and regular nose-off competitions. Further information can be found at www.whiskylive.com

2nd to 18th November 2007, Between Two Worlds, Glenmore Forest Park, Highlands. Enjoy a night-time journey in the forrest into a hidden world that will captivate your imagination. Light and sound reveal the mystery and beauty of the historic Glenmore Forest and bring its ancient legends to life. Full programme details are on www.forestry.gov.uk

16th to 18th November 2007, Fiddle 2007, Edinburgh. Scotland's ultimate fiddlefest is back at Edinburgh's Assembly Rooms. You will be jumping to the foot-tapping rhythms of some of the finest players around. With lively recitals, talks, workshops, sessions and ceilidhs. Please visit www.scotsfiddlefestival.com for full details.

23rd November to 9th December 2007, St Andrew's Week, St Andrews. A colourful programme of festivities celebrating the feast day of Scotland's patron saint with the very best of our national culture and cuisine. Highlights include traditional and classical music concerts, dance and drama, arts and crafts exhibitions and a kite festival on the West Sands. Full details can be obtsained from www.standrewsweek.co.uk

24th November to 24th December 2007, Glasgow On Ice, Glasgow. George Square's famous Christmas illuminations will provide a sparkling backdrop, you'll be able to show off your ice-dancing moves on one of the largest outdoor ice rinks in Europe, all set to non-stop music. www.glasgow-on-ice.co.uk lists full details.

From late November 2007 onwards, Edinburgh's Christmas, Edinburgh. One of Europe's greatest Christmas festivals returns with a month-long programme full of warmth and festive cheer as the city transforms itself into a magical winter wonderland. Activity is centred around the world-renowned Princes Street Gardens. Please visit www.edinburghschristmas.com for complete programme of events.