Innovative jazz saxophonist  and friend Phil Bancroft created a multi-media project called 'Home, Small As The World'. The first gig was in Edinburgh on August 3. Review below.

The band were in pjs, the set was an empty sofa and armchairs which the audience who were seated on very uncomfortable benches looked at rather wistfully. The beginning and end of the evening were enlivened by amusing and personal video footage featuring Bancroft's wife Jude and his pets. An attempt to get an audience member to mix in domestic sounds such as a flushing loo over another track was funny too - but only for the first couple of minutes.

As a child, Sarah Campbell spent her summer holidays on the Isle of Lismore. On walks, she and her artist mother would pick tufts of sheep's wool from the barbed wire fences and take it home. There they would wash, card and spin it, turn it into fabric on a loom and dye it.

Now working as a designer, Sarah has woven those childhood lessons into the one-off "textile paintings" doubling as window blinds that she creates in her workshop on the tiny island which sits under the mountains of Morvern in the Firth of Lorne for her company Mogwaii Design.